Fair Housing Focus
Is a dedicated blog that address local and national fair housing issues. Join us as we spotlight fair housing challenges, celebrate milestones, and advocate for equitable homes for every Arizonan.
Understanding Tucson's Source of Income Protection: A Guide for Residents and Landlords
The City of Tucson recently made a progressive stride in fair housing by becoming the first local jurisdiction to pass the Source of Income (SOI) Protection ordinance. This groundbreaking decision represents a significant step toward ensuring fair and equitable housing practices in the city.
A Battle Won: Supporting a Disabled Veteran in Securing Fair Housing Rights
A recent case we championed involved a disabled veteran in northern Arizona. His story illuminates the broader issue of housing discrimination against individuals with disabilities and the vital role reasonable accommodations play in fostering a more inclusive housing environment.
Breaking Barriers: Battling National Origin Discrimination in Housing
One area that often surfaces in Fair Housing discussions is discrimination based on national origin. A recent case we handled sheds light on the multiple challenges a refugee family faced, illuminating the broader issue at hand.
Unveiling the Shadows of the Past: The Mapping Racist Covenants Project
The journey toward fair housing is a path laden with the pebbles of past injustices, and understanding this past is crucial for forging a better future. One way to challenge injustice is by shedding light on the historical roots of housing discrimination. This brings us to the riveting findings of the 'Mapping Racist Covenants' project conducted by researchers from the University of Arizona
Discrimination Against Hispanic Heritage: A Closer Look at National Origin Discrimination in Housing
Every year, from Sept 15 to Oct 15, the U.S. celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, an event honoring Americans' diverse culture. While the nation celebrates its diversity and history, it's crucial to remember the barriers these communities continue to face, particularly in housing.