Today's ruling from the Supreme Court that the Constitution doesn't protect houseless people against cruel and unusual punishment, even when forced to sleep outside with a blanket or pillow is devastating. We can't criminalize our way out of houselessness. static1.squarespace.com/static/524b561…

Regressive. Cruel. Predatory. #SCOTUS #HousekeysNotHandcuffs #GrantsPass

Such disappointing news. #HousingNotHandcuffs

Project Homeless Connect is hosting an event for free services on Friday, July 12! One-Day Events provide extensive, critical services and resources for individuals and families experiencing homelessness or housing instability. Learn more: phcwc.org/what-we-do/one…

This month's newsletter highlights Moe Bowstern, an editor and writer from the podcast and book "It Did Happen Here: An Antifascist People's History," which follows the stories of antiracist organizers in Portland in the 1980s and '90s. Read more here: us7.campaign-archive.com/?u=972fec413ca…

A response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s Decision of City of Grants Pass, Oregon, v. Johnson. Read below or at us7.campaign-archive.com/?u=972fec413ca…

For Love & Life: Celebrating LGBTQIA2S+ History in Portland, is now on display at our Portland Archives & Records Center! The exhibit showcases the city records that document queer activism and advocacy in Portland, positioned within a national effort for social change,

Fraudulent Section 8 assistance advertisements are appearing on social media sites in increasing numbers. These sites direct members of the public to a fraudulent website that harvests personal information and data. Read more at: content.govdelivery.com/accounts/USHUD…

Join us 7/18 at 1pm for a training with FHCO on “Fair Housing for Medical and Mental Health Providers,” which will review fair housing law as it applies to disability, letters of support for assistance animals and other accommodations, & more. t.ly/Uji1M

Visit the Fair Housing Quilt on display at the Salem Public Library (585 Liberty St. SE, Salem, OR 97301) from July 1 to July 31.

🚨🚨🚨 NFHA’s latest #FairHousingTrends Report is out now! There were 34,150 fair housing complaints in 2023, the highest number of fair housing complaints recorded since NFHA began producing its Trends Report in the mid-1990s. 👉 bit.ly/3zCs9I0 (1/3)

Only 2 more days before FHCO’s “Fair Housing for Medical and Mental Health Providers,” a training for medical and mental health providers who have clients seeking medical accommodations for housing. Join us this Thursday, 7/18 at 1pm. t.ly/Uji1M

Únase a nosotros y a FHCO el 7/18 a la 1pm para la capacitación "Vivienda Justa para proveedores de atención médica y salud mental". Aprenderemos sobre la ley de vivienda justa y la discapacidad. t.ly/Uji1M

July is National Disability Pride Month! Disability is NOT a barrier. Discrimination is. The Fair Housing Act gives you the legal right to file a complaint against a housing provider or neighbor for harassment or discrimination. Report discrimination at fhco.org/report-housing…

📅 This Week in Fair Housing History: The Kerner Commission Prior to the Kerner Commission, all investigations of rioting had been performed by the McCone Commission, which explored the roots of the 1965 Watts riot and accused “riffraff” of spurring unrest.

On Saturday, the City of Portland unveiled its first public plaza to open in many years. City leaders and local dignitaries were on hand to celebrate the groundbreaking of Darcelle XV Plaza, located at Southwest 9th and Harvey Milk Streets. katu.com/news/local/por…

It's been a bumpy ride - August 2024 - mailchi.mp/fhco/its-been-…

🎉We are delighted to introduce “The State of Fair Housing in Oregon,” a comprehensive study of statewide housing discrimination trends from 2014 to 2022. 🔗You can access the full report by visiting this link: fhco.org/.../the-state-…

It's been a bumpy ride - September 2024 - mailchi.mp/fhco/its-been-…