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Fair Housing Month Celebration April 18
Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council Hosts Community Event to Commemorate April as National Fair Housing Month
Apr 16th, 2024 by Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council
Fair Housing Group Wins $1 Million Grant
Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council will train other organizations, investigate complaints in Wisconsin.
Sep 8th, 2021 by Jeramey Jannene
One Year After George Floyd’s Death
Milwaukeeans reflect on how things have changed — or haven’t.
May 30th, 2021 by Milwaukee Neighborhood News Service
Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council, National Fair Housing Alliance, and Other Fair Housing Organizations File Federal Discrimination Lawsuit to Stop Real Estate Redlining
Nation’s Leading Fair Housing Organizations Challenge Redfin’s Service Policies by Alleging Race and National Origin Discrimination
Oct 29th, 2020 by Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council
How to Increase Black Homeownership
Milwaukee’s black-white gap is 40%. Experts will take on the issue.
Feb 26th, 2019 by Andrea Waxman
Home For a Lieutenant Governor?
Mandela Barnes' northwest-side condo was once part of segregated neighborhood.
Sep 14th, 2018 by Michael Horne
The Racial Gap in Homeownership
Milwaukee’s black/white gap is a dismal 40.7%. It’s even worse in 8 other cities.
May 1st, 2018 by Bruce Murphy
Fair Housing Work Is Not Done
Discrimination in housing still an issue in metro Milwaukee.
Apr 23rd, 2018 by William R. Tisdale
Jewish Museum Milwaukee Exhibit Recounts Jewish, African American Alliance for Civil Rights
Museum forms committee of local leaders dedicated to ongoing mutual advocacy for equality
Jan 8th, 2018 by Jewish Museum Milwaukee
Fair Housing Council Settles Discrimination Complaint Against Waukesha County
MMFHC’s complaint alleged that Waukesha County engaged in illegal housing discrimination on the basis of race, color and national origin.
Feb 3rd, 2017 by Metropolitan Milwaukee Fair Housing Council
Segregation Still Major Problem in Metro Area
More than four decades after Fair Housing Act, suburbs still unfriendly to poor and minorities.
Jan 2nd, 2015 by Brendan O’Brien
Building Better Neighborhoods
Community groups get $400,000 to rehab homes and support home ownership.
Nov 14th, 2013 by Scottie Lee Meyers
Did U.S. Bank Discriminate Against City Neighborhoods?
Federal complaint includes evidence of bias in how bank handled homes in black and Latino neighborhoods.
Oct 17th, 2013 by Brendan O’Brien
Facing the Foreclosure Crisis
A packed crowd at City Hall listened to experts discuss the problem of foreclosed homes and possible solutions.
Feb 8th, 2013 by Grace Fuhr
Urban home ownership, maintaining neighborhood vitality to be discussed during City Hall event Friday
A City Hall event on Friday (February 1) entitled “Panel on Urban Home Ownership and Neighborhood Vitality during the Foreclosure Crisis,” will feature Alderman Nik Kovac.
Jan 31st, 2013 by Nik Kovac
