- Home
- About
Participar
Conviértete un Evaluador
Ayúdenos a Promover la Vivienda Justa
El Denver Metro Fair Housing Center busca voluntarios de guardia para ayudar a recopilar información sobre las prácticas de vivienda locales. Los voluntarios se hacen pasar por solicitantes de vivienda para evaluar la disponibilidad y podrían recibir un estipendio y un reembolso de gastos de viaje por las pruebas realizadas.
- Estipendio y reembolso de viaje para las pruebas completadas
- Los evaluadores se utilizan según sea necesario
- Solicita convertirte un evaluador a continuación
Los evaluadores ayudan a descubrir barreras ocultas para una vivienda justa.
Frequently Asked Questions
Becoming a Tester
Fair housing testers play a vital role in uncovering discrimination. They meet with housing providers and document their interactions to help ensure people aren’t denied housing due to unlawful bias.
In a basic test, two individuals—alike in every way except for a key protected characteristic—visit the same rental or sales office. Each tester then submits a detailed report of the experience to DMFHC staff for review.
Fair housing testing is one of the most effective tools for identifying and addressing housing discrimination. It helps protect individuals' rights under the Fair Housing Act and holds housing providers accountable.
If you’re passionate about civil rights, oppose discrimination, and believe everyone deserves equal access to housing, becoming a tester is a meaningful way to turn your values into action.
We welcome individuals of all backgrounds—regardless of race, ability, religion, and more—to join our team of fair housing testers. Testers must be at least 18 years old and complete a three-hour training session and a practice test before starting. Each test typically requires a 2–3 hour time commitment. Testers must be reliable, objective, and detail-oriented.
Minimum Requirements:
- Commitment to civil rights and fair housing
- At least 18 years old
- Effective communication skills
- Strong attention to detail
- Solid writing ability
- No felony convictions
- Not currently employed as a landlord, property manager, real estate agent, or in any housing provider role
Our Community Events
Host an Event
DMFHC offers public speaking engagements and seminars on fair housing throughout the region. While we often initiate these events, they can also be scheduled by request.
Interested in hosting a fair housing event at your organization, school, or community space? DMFHC offers customized presentations, workshops, and trainings to educate and empower your audience.
Contact us today to schedule an event and help advance housing equity in your community!
