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Fair Housing Exhibit

Preserve History. Empower the Future. Strengthen Our Community.

The Temporary Fair Housing Exhibit is an immersive experience designed to educate the public on the history, impact, and ongoing importance of the Fair Housing Act of 1968. Through storytelling, visuals, and community voices, we connect past and present to inspire a more equitable future.

We invite you to support this work—and attend the exhibit.

Why Your Support Matters

Your contribution helps us:

  • Host student field trips
  • Build interactive and accessible displays
  • Offer public tours and community workshops
  • Provide fair housing resources for families
  • Preserve local and national stories often left untold

This exhibit belongs to the entire community. Your support makes it possible.

Ways to Support

💛 Financial Contributions

Your financial gift strengthens exhibit development, installation, programming, and outreach.
Every amount makes a measurable impact.

🎨 Professional Expertise

We welcome support in areas such as:

  • Graphic design
  • Marketing & communications
  • Media, photography & videography

Your skills can help bring history to life.

📚 Archival Contributions

Help expand our collective story by sharing:

  • Artifacts
  • Historic housing documents
  • Photographs
  • Archival materials related to housing justice

These items enrich the exhibit and preserve essential narratives.

🙌 Volunteer

Join us as a:

  • Tour guide
  • School field trip assistant
  • Community greeter
  • Exhibit operations volunteer

Your time helps us serve more families, students, and visitors.

Attend the Exhibit

We invite:

  • Residents
  • Students
  • Educators
  • Housing professionals
  • Community organizations
  • Advocates
  • Families

This exhibit is for everyone who believes in fairness, opportunity, and the future of our communities.

Stand With Us

Support the exhibit. Share your expertise. Bring an artifact. Volunteer your time.
Most importantly—come and experience the story for yourself.

Together, we honor the past and build a more equitable tomorrow.