Fair Housing in Oregon

Oregon Housing and Community Services (OHCS) and Fair Housing Council have partnered to offer a series of fair housing trainings throughout the year. These are free webinars for anyone interested in learning more about fair housing issues statewide and how to prevent illegal housing discrimination in Oregon. Learn more about each webinar and register to reserve your spot in these upcoming webinars.

Upcoming Fair Housing Trainings

Fair Housing Updates

Tuesday, December 9 from 10-12 p.m.

This training will be offered in English, Spanish, and ASL.

To request an accommodation or for more information, contact Shyle Ruder at sruder@fhco.org.

Past Fair Housing Trainings

About Fair Housing

Fair housing involves the rights that all people have to choose housing free from unlawful discrimination practices based on “protected class status.” Federal, state, and local fair housing laws all play a part in protecting people seeking housing from illegal discrimination in any housing transaction, including rentals, sales, lending, and insurance.

Fair housing ensures access for everyone. Fair housing guarantees that regardless of your race, sex, national origin, religion, family situation, or level of ability, you have the right to find housing that fits your needs — with no outside biases or stereotypes imposed upon you. By promoting fair housing through education and enforcement, the Fair Housing Council of Oregon creates welcoming, inclusive, and diverse communities that reflect all Oregonians.

You can learn more about fair housing rights and how to file a housing discrimination training through Fair Housing Council of Oregon at https://fhco.org/.