Fair Housing Basics and Hot Topics - Pocatello, Idaho

Intermountain Fair Housing Council

Training on Fair Housing Basics and current hot topics, includes Q&A with local professionals and experts from IFHC.

City Council Chambers

<h2>A bout This Event</h2><p>Presented by the Intermountain Fair Housing Council, Idaho Housing and Finance, and the Cities of Pocatello and Idaho Falls</p><p>IFHC will present the fair housing basics and fair housing hot topics and trends under all protected classes—Equal Access and Bostock, VAWA/FHA Protections for Victims of Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, Stalking and Violence, and HUD’s New Reasonable Accommodation and Assistance Animal Technical Assistance Tools.</p><p><strong><strong>With questions regarding the event, interpretation, or reasonable accommodations,</strong></strong> please reach out to Zoe Olson at Zoe Ann Olson zolson@ifhcidaho.org or Peg Richards at Peg Richards prichards@ifhcidaho.org</p><h2>About The Presenters</h2><p><strong><strong>Zoe Ann Olson </strong></strong>has been the Executive Director of Intermountain Fair Housing Council, Inc. for over ten years now. Ms. Olson has 14 years of experience as an attorney with Idaho Legal Aid Services, Inc. Ms. Olson has extensive housing law experience including the FHA and the Idaho housing law. She was a fair housing speaker at the Washington Affordable Housing Association Conference in 2019, at the Housing Solutions Conference in 2020, at the National Low-Income Housing Coalition Member Updates, and the Fair Housing in Land Use and AFFH Conference at the University of Idaho in 2021, at the IREM and NARPM Fair Housing Idaho Conference in 2022 and 2023 respectively, and the lead fair housing training throughout Idaho in 2012 to 2023. In 2022, she was the recipient of the Idaho Woman Lawyers Bertha Stull Green Public Service Lawyer Award and the Inns of Court Unsung Hero Award.</p><p><strong><strong>Sarah Jareczek</strong></strong> joined IFHC in July of 2021 as the Community Outreach Specialist. Her specialty is content creation and community-based education. Sarah’s work includes educational literature, social media engagement, and material distribution in what she describes as an all-out effort to give everyone the tools they need to advocate for housing rights. Sarah graduated in 2013 with a Bachelor of Arts in Multi-Ethnic Studies which is where her housing justice advocacy began. She has volunteered with countless nonprofit organizations around the treasure valley and considers her time at IFHC to be the most meaningful thing she has pursued in her lifetime.</p><p><strong><strong> </strong></strong></p><h2>Location and Parking</h2><h3>Address:</h3><p><strong><strong>Pocatello Planning &amp; Development</strong></strong></p><p>911 N. 7th Avenue, Pocatello, ID 83201</p><h3>Map:</h3>

Agenda

Introductions

Fair Housing Basics 

Break

Hot Topics - Equal Access

Lunch on your own

Hot Topics - Equal Access continued

Reasonable Accommodations, Modifications, and Assistance Animals

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