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Ann Arbor Housing Advocates Training Registration Now Open

July 18, 2014 | Categories: About FHC, News | Tags: Ann Arbor, fair housing, fair housing center of southeastern michigan, FHC, housing advocates training, Legal Services, Legal Services of South Central Michigan, LSSCM, Michigan Poverty Law Program, MPLP, welfare policy seminar

Registration is now open for Housing Advocates Training on September 23 and 24th, 2014, and a Welfare Policy Seminar in the afternoon of the 24th. Both workshops are in Ann Arbor. HAT is designed to help social service workers gain a working knowledge of fair housing law, landlord/tenant law, and housing subsidy programs. WPS focuses on the Department […]

FHC Newsletter, April 2013

April 30, 2013 | Categories: About FHC, News | Tags: disability, familial status, FHC, newsletter

The FHC’s April, 2013, newsletter was mailed out last week. Click here to read it now. Highlights include: Justice for people with disabilities, FHC & EMU’s Academic Service-Learning Program, Cases filed and cases settled, Support the FHC- get a facial! If you’d like to receive the print version of this or future newsletters, please send your […]

April FHC Book Groups Meet Next Week- June and August Readings Selected!

April 20, 2012 | Categories: About FHC, Media, News | Tags: book group, FHC

Reading is fun! Talking about what you’ve read with others face to face= even more fun. Here is what we’re reading: 1) The Arc of Justice by Kevin Boyle April 24 (A2) & April 25 (Lansing) 2) Them by Nathan McCall June 26 (A2) & June 27 (Lansing) 3) To Kill A Mockingbird by […]

FHC Coordinator of Investigations Interviewed on WHMI, 93.5

November 3, 2011 | Categories: About FHC, Media, News | Tags: fair housing center of southeastern michigan, FHC, housing advocates training, Legal Services of South Central Michigan, Livingston Diversity Council, LSSCM, Michigan Poverty Law Program, MPLP

Coordinator of Investigations, Kristen Cuhran, was interviewed by WHMI 93.5 on 11/1/2011 about Housing Advocates Training. The synopsis of the radio interview is also below: