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It’s Okay to Be Different: A Review

EMILY MARTIN, COMMUNICATIONS & OUTREACH SPECIALIST ANDREW ENGLISH, JR. GUEST BLOGGER Todd Parr’s It’s Okay to Be Different offers young readers affirmation of their differences, as it cleverly celebrates diversity in all its forms. This colorful picture book encourages early literacy, enhances emotional development, celebrates multiculturalism, and promotes character growth. It’s Okay to Be Different […]

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Fair Housing Center Releases Report on Domestic Violence Survivor Housing Discrimination in Cuyahoga County

A report by The Fair Housing Center shows survivors of domestic violence are denied housing because of their history of domestic violence through unfavorable treatment by landlords. Results of an examination showed that survivors of domestic violence and their advocates experienced unfavorable treatment when seeking rental housing by landlords 35.9% of the time after mentioning that they were calling from a domestic violence shelter. Thirty percent of survivors surveyed for this report shared having experienced some form of housing discrimination.

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Faces of Fair Housing: Jonathan Entin

Jonathan Entin, Vice President of the Fair Housing Center’s Board of Directors

The Fair Housing Center is fortunate to have a committed team of advocates who work together to achieve our shared goals. But the faces of fair housing don’t stop there. Over the next few weeks, we will be introducing you to our Board members, who are essential to supporting our mission and work. First up is Jonathan Entin, Vice President of the Fair Housing Center’s Board of Directors. Check out our interview below!

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Faces of Fair Housing: Kris Keniray

Kris Keniray | Associate Director of the Fair Housing Center
Kris Keniray | Associate Director

Meet Kris Keniray, Associate Director of the Fair Housing Center. Kris has been working in fair housing for over 12 years and has a strong commitment to this work. Check out our interview with Kris to learn more about her experience and commitment to fair housing work.

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