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We offer three standard training options: Basic Fair Housing and two Advanced classes. Most classes can be customizeable to suit your needs in terms of topic (for example, advertising or service animals), activities (such as small group discussions, the Fair Housing Jeopardy Game, etc.), and the length of your program. Q&A is encouraged in all FHCO classes consistent with time constraints.

Please start with our current class list to see which class offering interests you. We look forward to working with you to bring fair housing information to your next staff meeting, trade association or membership meeting!

 

 

Standard Class Offerings:

FAIR HOUSING 101: Fair Housing Basics
¼-day class for up to 15 people / Fee $400*

FAIR HOUSING 150: Advanced Fair Housing
½-day class for up to 15 people / Fee $550*

FAIR HOUSING 200: Advanced Jeopardy Game
¼-day class for up to 15 people / Fee $400*

 

*NOTE: Unless otherwise stated, class fees are based on length of class and the size of the audience; the base cost assumes 15 or few attendees with an additional cost per person beyond that.

Travel expenses are calculated in addition to the cost of the class.Rates and class offerings subject to change. Please inquire for a custom training estimate.

Ask us about special topic offerings such as Language Barriers, Oregon’s Discriminatory History and Trends, Advertising from a Fair Housing Perspective. We’re happy to customize these three basic class offerings to fit your needs!

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Accolades from Past Training Customers:

"FHCO instructors listen well and answered all the questions. I liked the group discussion." Anonymous Property Management Participant

"My FHCO trainer was a very friendly and informative instructor!” Anonymous Class-Goer

“FHCO instructors have a great sense of humor and make learning fun." Anonymous Landlord Attendee

"I want to commend you on the great presentation at our office - everyone really loved the stories and clarity in providing the information. 'Good food for thought on how we interface, communicate, and develop policy." Unsolicated Housing Authority Kudos

"I learned some things I did not know.The FHCO instructor told interesting stories and encouraged audience participation.” Anonymous Property Management Participant

"Several people told me they absolutely loved the session today saying, “we need to know the complete history of discrimination in our area to share with clients.” Now I wish you could have presented to all of our agents at one of our company wide meetings instead of just one branch." Spontaneous Realtor® Feedback

“It was nice that everyone was involved and that people could ask questions.” Another Happy Customer!

"I found out lots of ways to do things correctly under the Fair Housing Act.” And Isn't That Really What It's All About?

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To Schedule a Class:

If you have questions, please contact our Education and Outreach staff to check availability and expense details:

Diane Hess
Education Director
dhess@FHCO.org or 503/223-8197 ext. 108

Jo Becker
Education / Outreach Specialist
jbecker@FHCO.org or 503/453-4016

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"Thank You"

The FHCO would like to thank our partners and members for their support.
Their contributions and grants have helped to make the resources on this site possible.
Please join them in supporting our efforts!







If you have a fair housing question, or to report a fair housing complaint, please call 503/223-8197 Ext. 2 or 800/424-3247 Ext. 2 (TTY and translation available). Alternatively, you may call HUD at 800/877-0246.


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Oregon and Southwest Washington
506 SW Sixth, Suite 1111, PORTLAND OR . 97204
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