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Fair Housing Seminar Planned in Salina

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Salina awarded $3.1 million housing assistance funds

Salina awarded $3.1 million housing assistance funds
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Salina to host community discussion of 'The Color of Law'


Published in 2017, the book chronicles the history of government-sponsored housing segregation in America.  
The CRD attempted to hold a similar event last year, but the shutdown due to COVID-19 forced them to shelve the idea for a later date.  
“Now that we have been able to get through a lot of the uncertainties of COVID, and with technology and having Zoom, we’ve been able to work on bringing it in a safer way to the community,” said Julia Ramos, community relations specialist for the city of Salina.  
While they would have preferred the option to have an in-person event, Ramos said it was better to hold it online than to not have it at all.  

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