Tenant Rights Forum for People with Disabilities
The Housing Rights Center, Disability Rights California, and the California Apartment Association are proud to present the Disability Rights Forum: Accommodating Tenants with Disabilities. The forum of dialogue and education will feature in-depth presentations and workshops designed to raise awareness and address issues surrounding housing rights for people with disabilities.
Expert speakers will present an overview on the concepts of reasonable accommodation and modification under the Fair Housing Act and the Americans with Disabilities Act, as well as touch on specific topics such as economic accommodations, and reasonable accommodations for tenants with mental disabilities.
As you may be aware, the Housing Rights Center is a private, non-profit organization contracted with Los Angeles and Ventura Counties to provide free landlord-tenant counseling, housing discrimination complaint investigation, and information and resources to the community. During the past year, HRC assisted over 25,000 individuals and families throughout Los Angeles and Ventura Counties.
We hope that you will join us for this exciting and informative full-day event. For more details, please review the attached invitation, or contact Amy at (213) 387-8400 ext.19 or aly@hrc-la.org to register for the event.
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