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LISTEN TO PROGRAMS OF OUR WCAO RADIO SHOW “LIVING IN BALTIMORE”

• Governor’s Commission on Asian American Affairs – “Services”
• MD Commission on Civil Rights – “Employment & Housing Discrimination” 
• MD Commission on Civil Rights – “Training about Rights”
• Maryland Hunger Solutions – “Legislation and Services”
• Maryland Hunger Solutions – “Hunger in Maryland”
• Community Law Center – “Legal Help for Community Organizations and Nonprofits”
• Civil Justice – “Legal Assistance for Low and Moderate Income People”
• Baltimore City Office of Civil Rights – “Citizen Outreach, Civilian Review Board”
• Baltimore City Office of Civil Rights – “The Need for Civility & Your Rights Against   Discrimination”
• Coming to the Table – “Discussions about Race: Resources” 
• Coming to the Table – “Racial Reconciliation”
• Out for Justice, Inc. – “Legislative Priorities to Help People with Criminal Records”
• Out for Justice, Inc. – “Helping People with Criminal Records” 
• League of Women Voters of Baltimore – “Help for Voting”
• Maryland Commission on Indian Affairs – “American Indians in Maryland”
• Govans Ecumenical Development Corp. (GEDCO) – “Services to help Baltimore residents.”
• National Smart Growth Center – “West Baltimore Study.”
• Disability Rights Maryland – “Help & Legal Assistance.”

• Maryland Insurance Administration – “Homeowners & Renters Insurance.”

• Rev. Fred Weimert, CMEC – “Fighting Anti-Semitism.”

• CASA Maryland – “Services to help Latinos.”

• Maryland DHCD – “Smart Buy Homeownership Program for Student Debt”

• National Association on Mental Illness (NAMI) – “Local Resources for Mental Health.”
• Maryland Health Benefit Exchange –  “Maryland Health Connection.”
• National Center for Smart Growth Research & Education – “Smart Growth.“
• “Services for People with Disabilities” – Maryland Department of Disabilities.
• Maryland Commission on Civil Rights -“Employment Discrimination.”
• Office of the Public Defender – “Free Legal Help for Court.”
• Volunteer Maryland – “Volunteering in Maryland.”
• Building Families for Children – “Helping At-Risk Families.”

and many other shows that are broadcast every Saturday morning on “Heaven 600” – WCAO-AM 600 mHz!  

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“Muslims in Maryland.”

“Legal Services for the Poor.”

“Rights Against Discrimination.” 

“Native Americans in Maryland.” 

“Insurance Problems & Fraud.” 

“African American History in Maryland.”

“Insurance Rights in Maryland.”

 & Many Other Programs About Local Issues & Problems!

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READ OUR SELF-HELP GUIDES TO FAIR HOUSING IN THESE COUNTIES:

• Caroline
• Carroll
• Cecil
• Kent
• Somerset
• Wicomico
• Worcester

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EVEN MORE RADIO SHOWS!

•  “Governor’s Office: Interfaith Outreach.”
• “Governor’s Service Awards.”
• “Health Care For All! Coalition.”
• “MDHCD Project Core.”
• “Islamic Society of Baltimore.”
• “HUD & Your Fair Housing Rights.”
• “Smart Growth – A Better Maryland.”
• Public Justice Center – “Employee and Housing Rights.”
• Consumer Rights Coalition – “Consumer Rights in Maryland.”
• MD Insurance Admin. – “Insurance Rights.”

• National Federation of the Blind – “Making Maryland Fairer.”

• Bar Association of Baltimore – “How the Legal World Works.”

• Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service – “Legal Assistance.”

• Mayor’s Office of Immigrant& Multicultural Affairs (MIMA) – “Our services.”
• Governor’s Commission on African Affairs – “African-Born Marylanders.”
• “Free Psychological Counseling Project.” 
• Maryland Commission on Indian Affairs – “American Indians in Maryland.”

 

  

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Be an Intern at the Baltimore Office of Civil Rights!

The City currently is accepting applications for a two-ear position as a paid Intern. Read the notice here. The application deadline is June 30, 2019.

 

IN CURRENT NATIONAL & MARYLAND FAIR HOUSING nEWS… 

Just some of the stories in the current issue of Fair Housing News :

• Providence, RI Considers Banning Landlords Who Refuse Section 8 Vouchers. Read the March 21, 2019 WPRI.com article.
• New Study Finds that Residents of  Historically Redlined Neighborhoods are Over Twice as Likely to go to the Emergency Room (ER) for Asthma. People of color are far more likely to breathe polluted air. Read the May 23, 2019 Citylab article.
• Pattern Reversed in Diversifying Neighborhoods: The Decline in Racially Segregated Neighborhoods Between 2000-2017 is Caused by Whites Moving into Minority Areas. Read the April 27, 2019 New York Times article. Read the May 1, 2019 New York Times analysis article.
•  Report Discovers that America’s Most Polluting Incinerators Disproportionately Affect Low-Income Neighborhoods and Communities of Color. Read the report. Read the May 21, 2019 London Guardian article.Read the May 21, 2019 Pacific Standard article.
• Multiple Complaints of Racial Discrimination in Harford County. . Read the April 1, 2019 Atlanta Black Star article.Read the June 1, 2019 Baltimore Sun article.
•  Study by the Poverty & Race Research Action Council (PRRAC) Finds that “Immigrant Integration” – New Immigrants Inclusion in American Society – is Endangered by their Housing and School Segregation. Immigrant Integration and Immigrant Segregation.Read the April 2019 PRRAC report.

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To read this issue of Fair Housing E-News.

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