🏠 Fair housing protects people with disabilities. Landlords must provide reasonable accommodations & modifications. 🚫 Denial is discrimination—and it’s illegal. Learn how to advocate for accessible, equitable housing:

⚖️ Your voice matters. Faced housing discrimination? Want to know your rights? Ready to act?. ✊ Join the fight against unjust evictions & systemic barriers—let’s build a future where everyone in CT has a safe home. ➡️ Stay informed & get involved:

Buying a home or facing housing discrimination?.Know your rights and what you can do—click the link below to learn more. 🏠📚.

Did you know it’s illegal to discriminate against families with children in housing?.Learn your rights and how to protect them at the link below. 👶🏽🏡🛑.

Historic inequality shapes where we live—and who faces the greatest risks from pollution, climate change, and poor health. Explore the link between fair housing and environmental justice below. 🌍🏠

Community lawyering changes lives. By helping people fight housing injustice and advocate for their rights, we’re building stronger, more empowered communities. Learn how at the link below. ⚖️🏘️.

The Center is proud to have earned our Platinum Seal of Transparency with @CandidDotOrg! Get updates on our impact through our #NonprofitProfile at the link below.

Are you purchasing a home? Have you been the victim of housing discrimination? Learn more at the link below.

The Fair Housing Act, enacted on April 11th, 1968, refers to titles VIII and IX of the Civil Rights Act of 1968. The Act has two main goals – prevent discrimination and undo housing segregation. Learn more about fair housing at the link below.

This Juneteenth, we reflect — and recommit — to the ongoing struggle for housing justice. ✊🏽 Fair housing is freedom. 🏠 Freedom includes the right to live where you choose without discrimination.

Did you know that victims of domestic violence are a protected class in Connecticut? This means that employers, landlords, banks, etc., cannot discriminate against a person because they are the victim of domestic violence. Learn more at the link below.

Do you want to stay up to date on the latest information in fair housing? Use the link below to receive our quarterly digital newsletter and more!.

If you think a housing provider has discriminated against you because of your sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, report it! .

Connecticut has a long and deeply entrenched history of racial segregation—much of it enforced through intentional housing policy. Understanding this legacy is crucial to addressing today’s fair housing challenges. Learn more at the link below.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. As a fair housing and civil justice organization, the Center is all too aware of the toll that housing discrimination and housing injustice can take on mental health. Learn more at the link below.

Call your legislatores now and urge them to tell House Leadership to call Just Cause for a vote.

We are so thankful to have seen firsthand the amazing things that can happen when our community comes together to give back! Thank you for supporting the Center during #TheGreatGive. Donations are accepted through 8:00 am on May 12th.

Time is running out! There are only 10 hours left in #TheGreatGive. Don't miss out on your chance to help ensure that all Connecticut residents have access to the housing of their choice, free from discrimination. Donate at the link below.

#TheGreatGive starts today and we are so excited to participate! Do your part to protect fair housing with a donation to the Center. Support our campaign at the link below.

We are only 5 days away from #TheGreatGive. Won't be around on May 7th and 8th? Advanced giving starts today. Give where your heart is and donate at the link below.