Human Rights Commission Meeting

Description

Human Rights Commission Meeting

      

1. April 3, 2025

   Meeting Agenda

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     • Call to Order
     • Public Comment
     • Review and Approval of Previous Meeting Minutes
     • Staff Report
     • ED Report
     • Office Move
     • Federal Updates
     • Happy birthday, Mercedes! 
     • Attorney Investigator Case Report and DOO Updates
     • Old Business
       • New Protected Classes, Ordained – Relationship Status and Family Structure

       “Relationship status” means the actual or perceived involvement or lack thereof of an individual in an intimate personal relationship or relationships including but not limited to interpersonal relationships between two or more consenting adults that involve romantic physical or emotional intimacy.

        

       “Family structure” means a single person, or two persons, or a consensual non-monogamous or consensual multi-partner family structure which may include one or more parents, stepparents or legal guardians of a minor child or children and/or two or more consenting adults in a multi-partner and/or multi-parent family structure, including stepparents, multi-generational and/or other non-traditional families.

        

     • New Business
       • Fair Housing Month Updates
         • Employee Training Debrief
         • Fair Housing Panel – Virtual (Tuesday, April 29, 6pm – 8pm)
         • CEOC/CHRC Celebration – Back of City Hall (Saturday, May 3, 1pm – 5pm)
     • H62: An Act Extending Certain COVID-19 Measures Adopted During the State of Emergency
     • June Potluck/Get together

      

      

      

      

      

    

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To register, click: https://cambridgema.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_R0PJnIvJTBO9yU5esVMGow Email sbinney@cambridgema.gov with any questions or call 617-349-4396.

 

*Anyone wishing to address the Cambridge Human Rights Commission during the Public Comment section of the agenda may indicate that by "raising their hand" virtually and will be recognized by the Chair. Speakers are asked to identify themselves and provide an address, and each speaker is limited to not more than three (3) minutes. Although the public comments should, whenever possible, address one or more items on the agenda for that particular meeting, if time permits, the Chair may allow a speaker to comment on matters that may not directly address an item on the agenda, but do concern the Commission, or issues of discrimination within the City of Cambridge.