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Commission praises fair housing seminar; staff says attendance and feedback were strong

Salina Human Relations Commission · May 12, 2026
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Staff reported the commission’s April 24 fair housing seminar at OCCK drew 51 attendees, survey responses were just under half of attendees, and program partners and speakers drew positive feedback.

Commission staff reviewed the commission’s April 24 fair housing seminar, which they said attracted 51 attendees at OCCK and received generally positive feedback.

According to staff, survey responses came from just under half of attendees; most attendees identified as real-estate and property-management professionals, followed by social workers and attorneys. Staff singled out Professor Michelle Ewart of Washburn Law School and a presenter from Wichita for especially favorable responses.

Staff said the commission plans to hold the seminar consistently on the last Friday of April going forward. A smaller, two-hour accessibility-focused seminar that does not carry continuing-education credits will continue in October.