Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana Releases Its First Data Set On Indiana Complaints

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Taylor Bennett

The federal Fair Housing Act protects people from housing discrimination –- for characteristics including race, disability and national origin. The Fair Housing Center of Central Indiana has released its first data set on complaints filled in the state.

WFYI’s Taylor Bennett spoke with Executive Director Amy Nelson about the new report -- called The State of Fair Housing in Indiana -- that complies data from the past 18 years.

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