DC's Multilingual Hiring Fair
Have you been interested in applying for a job at a DC government agency, a non-profit organization or a private company in DC? This is your opportunity to meet and get to know what they can offer you!
Fair Housing in the Time of COVID Listening Lab
We want to hear from you! Join us for our next listening lab: Fair Housing in the Time of COVID.
Thursday, April 28th
6 pm
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library
901 G. St NW, Washington DC
Closest Metro: Gallery Place Metro Station (9th & G Street Exit)
Register Here.
Fair Housing in the Time of COVID
Join the DC Office of Human Rights for our Fair Housing Month panel, where we will discuss the variety of ways COVID-19 has impacted fair housing.
Register for this virtual event here.
Human Rights Liaison Training Program 2.0
The Office of Human Rights is excited to announce the Human Rights Liaison Training Program 2.0!
The purpose of this new training program is to prepare liaisons to 1) identify discrimination and 2) assist/support complainants in filing a complaint with the appropriate agency. This 4-hour training will focus on four main components:
New Year, New Career Virtual Hiring Fair
The District of Columbia’s Department of Human Resources (DCHR) announces its first hiring event of 2022, “New Year, New Career Virtual Hiring Fair.” On Wednesday, March 16th and Thursday, March 17th, the DC Department of Human Resources will focus on enhancing the interaction between residents, recruiters and hiring managers in the District of Columbia Government using a virtual platform. The event is free and registration is required fo
Human Rights Liaison Training 2.0
The Office of Human Rights is excited to announce the Human Rights Liaison Training Program 2.0!
The purpose of this new training program is to prepare liaisons to 1) identify discrimination and 2) assist/support complainants in filing a complaint with the appropriate agency. This 5-hour training will focus on four main components:
Commission on Human Rights Bi-Monthly Meeting
In accordance with D.C. Code § 2-576(1), the Commission on Human Rights hereby gives notice that it will meet on Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. Due to ongoing concerns with COVID19, the meeting will be held virtually using Microsoft Teams. Please note that you must download the Teams app on your computer or mobile device to participate in meeting. The app can be downloaded for free at: https://www.microsoft.com/enus/microsoft-teams/download-app. The public may participate in the meeting using the below link.
Commission on Human Rights Public Meeting Notice- January 12, 2022
Date Released:
In accordance with D.C. Code § 2-576(1), the Commission on Human Rights hereby gives notice that it will meet on Wednesday, January 12, 2022, at 6:30 p.m. Due to ongoing concerns with COVID19, the meeting will be held virtually using Microsoft Teams. Please note that you must download the Teams app on your computer or mobile device to participate in meeting. The app can be downloaded for free at: https://www.microsoft.com/enus/microsoft-teams/download-app. The public may participate in the meeting using the below link.
Christy Respress and Jaiya Lalla to be Honored at 11th Annual DC Commission on Human Rights Awards Gala
Date Released:
CONTACT: Stephanie Franklin, Director of Communications & Community Engagement– stephanie.franklin@
2021 Commission on Human Rights Awards Gala
As the world continues to navigate a global health crisis, we pause to acknowledge and celebrate the resilience of the human spirit and the dedication of people all over the world and our city to rally around each other. To those who've worked tirelessly to meet the urgent needs brought on by a pandemic and other unexpected challenges in healthcare, employment, housing, and public accommodations - we salute you.