Investigates allegations of discrimination under County Code Article 29 in areas of housing, employment (15 or less employees), public accommodations, education, and financing. Legal Services

Assists individuals in the Washington D.C. area who believe they've experienced housing discrimination. Housing Discrimination Assistance More information: - Helps with filing complaints and serves as the client's representative during the complaint process - Surveys for accessibility and helps submit requests for housing changes

Advocates for the rights of individuals, with a focus on issues like voting rights, immigrants' rights, and government accountability. Advocacy and Human Rights

Teaches the public about discrimination and their individual rights and responsibilities under the Fair Housing Act. Fair Housing Education/Information

Aims to eliminate inequity, discrimination, and inequality in the community. Advocacy More information: - Enforces public accommodations and ADA concerns - Accepts reports of unfair treatment by employer - Processes complaints against law enforcement - Enforces local wage laws and investigates complaints, including wage disputes and overtime issues