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Insight Summer 2004 |
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Volume XLI No. 2 |
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The Annual Report
Issue* |
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A Dream
Deferred: BMHA pays family $125,000 to settle disability case
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The resolution
of the lawsuit brought on behalf of "a 29 year old African American woman
who the Buffalo Municipal Housing Authority successfully imprisoned in her
own home." Also see "In her own words" this issue. |
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41 Years...And
Counting |
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At the 41st
Annual Meeting, HOME celebrates victories, presents awards and elects new
board members and officers. |
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HOME
Receives National Recognition |
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U.S. Department
of Housing and Urban Development Assistant Secretary Carolyn Y. Peoples
presents HOME's executive director with HUD's Pioneer of Fair Housing
Award. |
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From the
Director: Year of Accomplishments, Accolades & Challenges |
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In the same
year that HOME has seen some of its greatest accomplishments, a
significant reduction in funding is putting HOME's ability to deliver core
services in jeopardy. |
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Civil Rights
Education for the homeless |
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HOME' s
Diocesan Service Corps Volunteer speaks of his year of service working to bring
information about housing rights and HOME services to where they are
needed most. |
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In her own words |
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Gwendolyn
McIver tells the story of the ordeal experienced by her family when, after
her daughter was partially paralyzed by a stroke, she was unable to obtain
a transfer to accessible housing from BMHA.. |
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HOME
Board 2003-2004 |
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Brief
biographies of the board that governed HOME from 2003- 2004. |
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HOME Welcomes Six
Board Members |
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Brief
biographies of HOME's new board members for 2004-2005. |
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2003-2004 Corporate Supporters |
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Corporations
and businesses who generously donated to our 2003-2004 corporate
fundraising campaign. |
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2003-2004 Membership Listing |
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Our members our
are strength! This is a listing of the nearly 500 people who wish
to live in a community free of discrimination. Are you among them? |
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Coming Next Issue: The unfinished business
of
Brown v. the Board of Education |
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Linda and
Cheryl Brown, who were among the named plaintiffs case discuss 'the myths,
the challenges, and the unanticipated challenges" left for us in the wake
of this landmark Supreme Court case. |
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*A complete
copy of Insight containing this information can be mailed to you upon
request (contact
us) or HOME's latest annual report can be obtained from
the Office of the Attorney General Charities Bureau 120 Broadway NY, NY
10271. |
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