Lafayette Reporter

Lafayette, LA – In an initiative to promote understanding and education about fair housing practices, the Lafayette Consolidated Government and the Louisiana Fair Housing Action Center will be conducting a workshop led by renowned speaker Moe Moore. The event is scheduled to take place on April 4, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Clifton Chenier Auditorium on 220 West Willow St. in Lafayette, LA.

The Fair Housing Workshop aims to empower participants with crucial knowledge concerning fair housing laws, rights, and responsibilities. By engaging in discussions and informative sessions, attendees will develop an understanding of the significance of fair housing, the historical background and purpose of the Fair Housing Act, key principles of the Act, protections offered for individuals with disabilities, comprehension of protected classes, as well as covered dwellings and transactions.

Moe Moore, an esteemed authority in fair housing practices, will spearhead the workshop, offering valuable expertise and practical insights to those in attendance. With a wealth of experience in the field, Moore's proficiency ensures that this workshop will be an invaluable resource for individuals, businesses, and organizations.

The Acadiana Legal Service Corporation’s Housing Division will be present at the event to furnish information about the services they provide.

Registration for the workshop is mandatory. Interested individuals can secure their spot by calling 337-291-5450.