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The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights
enforces the Kentucky Civil Rights Act
and the U.S. Civil Rights Act.
These laws make discrimination illegal.
The Commission works to end discrimination
and promote equality for everyone.
To file a discrimination complaint or for more information,
contact us at 1.800.292.5566. (TDD) 1.502.595.4084
Read Kentucky Commission on Human Rights News:
http://kentucky.gov/Newsroom/kchr/
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KCHR Spring 2013 Newsletter
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Good Neighbors Come In All Colors
Fair Housing Activity and Coloring Book
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Lest We Forget. A Historical Perspective of civil rights 50 Yrs ago in 1963 in Recognition of African American History Month
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Public Accommodation Disability Access Survey |
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As part of our jurisdiction with regard to disability as a protected class of the Kentucky Civil Rights Act, the commission is conducting an accessibility survey for people in Kentucky with disabilities.
The purpose of the survey is to train and educate Kentucky residents on how to identify barriers to accessibility in places of public accommodation in their own communities, assist places of public accommodation in recognizing and fulfilling their responsibilities to comply with the American Disabilities Act and the Kentucky Civil Rights Act, and create positive partnership opportunities for communities with their local human rights commissions.
Survey
Take the Public Accommodation Disability Access Survey Here.
If you wish to print the survey for people who do not have access to the internet, here is a copy: Public Accommodation Disability Access Survey
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Housing Discrimination Survey |
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This year, the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) created a policy to ensure that its HUD-assisted and HUD-insured housing programs do not discriminate against people based on sexual orientation, gender identity or marital status.
The Kentucky Commission on Human Rights in conjunction with its HUD fair housing partnership is assisting with a survey for people who believe they have been discriminated against in housing based on sexual orientation, gender identity or marital status.
If you believe you have been the victim of such discrimination, please complete this short survey: Housing Discrimination Survey
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50 Years in the Journey of Civil Rights: Kentucky Commission on Human Rights Timeline |
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End Discrimination? Yes! Sharing knowledge is the key. |
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Partnerships:
Education:
We provide training in -
- Fair Housing Training Seminars
- Fair Employment Training Seminars
- Diversity Training Workshops
- Sexual Harassment Training
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