Stories On Social Media: Connecting People To Housing Help
- May 2, 2020
- 1 min read
Rachel Cohen-Miller Attorney, Disability Rights Texas Evelyn Mayo Paralegal, Disability Rights Texas
ISSUE 7 | SPRING 2020 | LANDLORD & TENANT ISSUES |

We’ve all seen it.
Posts in local or nationwide groups or forums about:
mold making someone’s kids sick,
a landlord or Home Owners Association (HOA) not allowing someone to have an emotional support animal (or charging huge fees to have one);
an HOA that refuses to allow you to build a ramp, or harasses a resident because the resident's home health provider needs to park on the street; or
a landlord or HOA not understanding that someone's autistic daughter was loud because she had an especially bad day.
This is the short list. We are sure you could write a book about what you’ve seen.

When you see posts like those, YOU can be a social media super hero.
To help people handle housing situations, Rachel Cohen-Miller and Evelyn Mayo with Disability Rights Texas, have created a short guide and YOU can lead people to it by copying this link: http://ow.ly/n29650zvadI and pasting it into a comment, or a direct or private message. You'll be the social media super hero by sending the person to this guide.
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