Fair Housing Conference - Decoding Housing Challenges

Description

Event Description: Fair Housing Conference

The Fair Housing Conference is aimed at promoting equitable housing practices and fostering dialogue on pertinent housing issues. Engage with professionals, stakeholders, and community members who are committed to raising awareness about fair housing laws and addressing housing challenges. Participate in moderator facilitated panel discussion on emerging issues and effective strategies for addressing them, and help to foster collaboration among diverse stakeholders to advance fair housing goals.

Three (3) CE clock hours are available at registration selection.

Date: April 15, 2024

Location:
McGavick Center at Clover Park Technical College
4500 STEILACOOM BLVD SW
LAKEWOOD WA 98499-4004 

***All event ticket purchases include a box lunch. Coffee and beverages are provided throughout the event.***

Theme: "Ensuring Fair Housing for All: Challenges, Solutions, and Collaborations"

Event Highlights:

• Morning Keynote Speaker, Dr. Lee Davenport: A nationally renowned speaker, Dr. Lee Davenport is an award-winning, international real estate educator and thought leader. Armed with degrees in business, legal, and Bible studies, Dr. Lee Davenport is an international real estate educator (as well as a former RE/MAX managing broker and agent). Dr. Lee speaks internationally at various business meetings (including Fortune 500 companies), universities and colleges, real estate associations and firms, and real estate conferences.
• Lunch Keynote Speakers
  • Bruce Dammeier, Pierce County Executive
  • Rep. Mari Leavitt, 28th District
  • Michael Mirra, former Executive Director - Tacoma Housing Authority
• Clock Hour Education Sessions: Experts will lead comprehensive educational sessions focused on various aspects of fair housing laws, regulations, and best practices. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn clock hours while enhancing their understanding of fair housing principles and their application in real-world scenarios.
• Discussion Panels: Engaging panel discussions will provide a platform for diverse perspectives and insights on current fair housing issues, trends, and solutions. Panelists will include industry leaders, advocates, and community members, fostering meaningful discourse and knowledge exchange.
• Exhibitor Booths: Resources relevant to fair housing, including technology solutions, legal services, housing counseling, and community development initiatives. Explore these booths to gather information, network, and discover innovative approaches to address housing challenges.
• Community Partners Engagement: Community partners, including non-profit organizations, government agencies, and advocacy groups, will be actively involved in the conference. Through collaborative efforts, attendees can learn about available resources, referral pathways, and collaborative initiatives aimed at promoting fair housing and expanding access to safe and affordable housing options.

Who Should Attend:

• Real estate professionals
• Government officials and policymakers
• Housing advocates and activists
• Community leaders
• Housing counselors and social service providers
• Students and academics