Fair Housing Testers needed (Salt Lake City)

The Disability Law Center (DLC) is a non-profit charged with investigating certain types of housing discrimination complaints across the Wasatch front. Federal and State fair housing laws prohibit discriminatory practices in any housing industry related business or transaction.

While blatant acts of housing discrimination occur, more often the discrimination is subtle and hard to discover. Testing is one of the most important tools fair housing agencies, housing advocacy groups and others interested in fair housing, use to uncover discrimination.

One of the most vital tools of our investigatory process is the fair housing tester. The DLC follows up complaints by creating testing situations--that is, simulations of housing transactions--to uncover violations of the fair housing laws. Testers call or visit apartments and then submit written reports about their experiences. Testers will receive a stipend for each test after completing a paid training session.

What we look for in a tester:
� People who enjoy engaging in role play
� People of varied backgrounds and ages
� People belonging to a "protected class" (Protected classes include race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, and disability.)
� People who can give a few hours during the day and/or evening, on weekdays and/or weekends
� People who can be reached by cell phone
� People who preferably have the use of a car or feel comfortable traveling, potentially long distances by public transportation to a variety of different locations around the valley.
� People who want to get involved in a worthy cause and make a difference!

If you are interested in participating in our testing program, please fill out an online application on our website: http://disabilitylawcenter.org/job-posting-fair-housing-testers/





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