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Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 2.76 § 2.76.130

Cooperation with other government agencies

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Verified 9/13/2026 · Next check 12/12/2026
CambridgeFair Housing & Anti-Discrimination

Operative Text

Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 2.76 § 2.76.130
The Commission shall work cooperatively with federal, State and City agencies, including, but not limited to the School Department and, the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, in developing materials, workshops, public presentations and other educational resources designed to eliminate prejudice, intolerance, bigotry and discrimination and to enlist the cooperation of the various racial, religious and ethnic groups, civic and community organizations, labor organizations, fraternal and benevolent organizations and other groups to further the intent and purposes of this chapter.
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Plain English

Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 2.76 § 2.76.130 establishes that the Cambridge Human Rights Commission is expected to collaborate with other government bodies—including federal, state, and city agencies such as the School Department and the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination—to produce educational materials, workshops, and public presentations. The provision also directs the Commission to engage a broad range of community groups, from labor and civic organizations to religious and ethnic groups, in support of the chapter's anti-discrimination goals. The rule is oriented toward prevention and education rather than enforcement, reflecting a cooperative, community-wide approach to reducing prejudice and intolerance.

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For Property Managers

Under Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 2.76 § 2.76.130, the Commission is empowered to develop and distribute educational resources in partnership with other agencies and community organizations. Operators who manage properties in Cambridge may encounter outreach materials, workshops, or presentations produced through these collaborative efforts. Staying informed about Commission-sponsored educational programming is one way property owners and managers can demonstrate awareness of the city's fair housing and anti-discrimination framework.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Cambridge Code of Ordinances ch. 2.76 § 2.76.130 reflects the Commission's mandate to build community-wide awareness of rights and protections through education and interagency cooperation. Tenants who want to learn more about their rights under this chapter may find workshops, public presentations, or materials developed through these partnerships to be useful starting points. Those who believe their rights have been affected can also reach out to the Cambridge Human Rights Commission directly or contact tenant-rights organizations familiar with local ordinances.

General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.

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