From the Intermountain Fair Housing Council:
Join us Thursday, October 3, 2024, for our Panel Discussion on Addressing Hate in Idaho. Here is the invitation to the link:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/addressing-hate-in-idaho-tickets-945783843937 .
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Addressing Hate in Idaho
In 2018, Idaho was identified as the most hateful state. In 2024, we’re not number one but we’re still in the top ten … |
Location: 1402 West Grove Street Boise, ID 83702
Idaho remains in the top ten of most “hateful” states in America. Intermountain Fair Housing council is inviting the community to a panel discussion on how we can unite against hate, harassment and discrimination in Idaho. Panelists include some of the top legal minds across local, state and federal law programs in the Idaho area.
Continuing Legal Education Credits Available
Lunch included with ticket purchase. Gluten-Free and Vegan options available.
If you have questions about this event, interpretation available, or would like accessibility accommodations, please contact IFHC Education Project Director, Peg Richards at .
We can offer a limited number of scholarships for this event. Contact Peg Richards to request Peg Richards at .
In what will be another interesting election season, Amy Walter, the national editor of the Cook Political Report and a popular on-air political analyst, will be here to shed light on what to expect in 2024. For more than 25 years, Walter has built a reputation as an accurate, objective, and insightful political analyst with unparalleled access to campaign insiders and decision-makers.
Andrew Busch is the former 1st Chief Market Intelligence Officer for the US government and economic futurist. Andy provided economic and market briefings to White House, US House, US Senate, the SEC, the Federal Reserve Board and the US Treasury staff on a wide range of issues including interest rates, inflation, China’s influence on trade, and the impact of technology on the economy.
Gregg Colburn is an Associate Professor in the Runstad Department of Real Estate in the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington. He publishes research on topics related to housing and homelessness and is co-author of the book, Homelessness is a Housing Problem: How Structural Factors Explain U.S. Patterns (University of California Press). His research has been featured in leading media outlets, including The Atlantic, The New York Times, The Economist, Bloomberg, and National Public Radio.
