Crisis Connections, Inc.
Seattle Human Rights Commission offered at Seattle Office for Civil Rights
Crisis Connections, Inc., Seattle, Washington, us, 98127
Seattle Human Rights Commission offered at Seattle Office for Civil Rights
Advocates for justice and equal opportunity, advises the city of Seattle on human rights issues, and collaborates with public and private sectors to educate them on methods to prevent and eliminate discrimination citywide. Consults and makes recommendations concerning the development of programs that promote equality and justice. Conducts investigations and holds hearings to identify and deal with acts of discrimination, assists in resolving racial tensions in the areas of housing and employment, and hears appeals based on charges of discrimination that have been filed with the Seattle Office for Civil Rights for investigation. Advance notice needed for a language interpreter. Fee:
None. Eligibility:
Residents of the city of Seattle. Services provided without regard to and without asking about an individual’s immigration status. Languages:
Various languages available. Service Area:
Seattle, WA. Agency Info
Investigates and resolves complaints regarding discrimination in employment, housing, public places, and contracting. Monitors and advocates laws, policies, and programs that promote race and social justice. Promotes programs that ensure social, legal, and economic equality for people with disabilities and members of the LGBTQ+ community and enforces the City of Seattle's four Labor Standards ordinances.
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Advocates for justice and equal opportunity, advises the city of Seattle on human rights issues, and collaborates with public and private sectors to educate them on methods to prevent and eliminate discrimination citywide. Consults and makes recommendations concerning the development of programs that promote equality and justice. Conducts investigations and holds hearings to identify and deal with acts of discrimination, assists in resolving racial tensions in the areas of housing and employment, and hears appeals based on charges of discrimination that have been filed with the Seattle Office for Civil Rights for investigation. Advance notice needed for a language interpreter. Fee:
None. Eligibility:
Residents of the city of Seattle. Services provided without regard to and without asking about an individual’s immigration status. Languages:
Various languages available. Service Area:
Seattle, WA. Agency Info
Investigates and resolves complaints regarding discrimination in employment, housing, public places, and contracting. Monitors and advocates laws, policies, and programs that promote race and social justice. Promotes programs that ensure social, legal, and economic equality for people with disabilities and members of the LGBTQ+ community and enforces the City of Seattle's four Labor Standards ordinances.
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