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Publications |
The HRC has a variety of publications available to the community:
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Semi-annual Newsletter The Rights Perspective |
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Semi-annual Housing Newsletter On Fair Ground |
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1995-1996 Mortgage Lending Study |
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1997 Mortgage Lending Study |
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1996 Apartment Testing Study |
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1999 Resource Directory |
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Brochures
We also have brochures that cover a wide range of topics such as sexual harassment, hate/bias, disability, ending racism, how to file a complaint, how to respond to a complaint, pre-employment inquiries, etc. available. To view a selection of our brochures that are available for downloading, please click here.
Newsletters
The HRC publishes a semi-annual general Newsletter, The Rights Perspective and a semi-annual Housing Newsletter, On Fair Ground. The following is a list of newsletters available for downloading and printing:
The Rights Perspective
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On Fair Ground
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Fall 2007 - On Fair Ground |
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Fall 2006 - On Fair Ground |
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Annual Reports:
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FY2007 Annual Report |
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FY2006 Fair Housing Annual Report |
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FY2006 Annual Report |
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| FY2004 Fair Housing Annual Report |
Publications:
The following publications are also available for downloading:
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Lexington-Fayette Urban County Human Rights Commission Rules of Practice and Procedure |
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Urban Growth Controls and Affordable Housing: The Case of Lexington, Kentucky. A study prepared by the UK Center for Real Estate Studies under contract by the LFUCHRC and LFUCG Div. of Community Development. |
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African Americans and the Workplace: Overview of Persistent Discrimination. Published in The Journal of Intergroup Relations by Felix O. Chima and William D. Wharton. |
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Resource Library
The HRC has a full-service Resource Library containing books, articles, videos and other materials on topics such as sexual harassment, cultural diversity, fair housing, employment law, human resources, hate/bias, disability/accessibility and many more. The library is open during regular business hours of the Commission, Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.