Two ways to get involved: kids can enter our art contest by October 17, and everyone is welcome at our free Fair Housing Open House in Stockton.
We are kicking off our strong presence in the Central Valley on Saturday, November 14, 2026, where we will answer questions about your fair housing rights as a renter or housing provider.
Art contest for kids
What does home mean to you?
Home means something different to everyone. Ask your child to draw what home means to them, and we will share it with the community. Crayons, markers, or colored pencils all work. Every entry gets a thank-you, and winners get prizes.
How to enter in three steps:
1 Draw it Use crayons, markers, or colored pencils on one sheet of paper. | 2 Label it Write your name, age, and grade on the back of the artwork. | 3 Send it Scan, mail, or drop it off, along with a signed entry form. |
Three ways to send us your artwork by October 17th:
Upload it online. Snap a photo of the art and send it through the QR code on the flyer, or email it to fairhousing@housing.org.
Mail it. Mail the artwork and entry form to our office at:
Project Sentinel
Attention: Fair Housing Art Contest
1490 El Camino Real
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Drop it off. Bring it to a participating location. Troke Library, Weston Ranch Library and Fair Oaks Library.
Fair Housing Open House in Stockton
Join us for coffee and bagels! Come by, ask a question, and meet the people who can help. Our staff will be on hand to talk one-on-one about housing discrimination. Learn about our free fair housing services, pick up free educational materials, and connect with the fair housing community.
What | Fair Housing Open House, hosted by Project Sentinel |
When | Saturday, November 14, 2026 |
Where | Stribley Community Center (Meeting Room) 1760 E. Sonora Street Stockton, CA 95205 |
Cost | Free and open to everyone |
Register here: https://bit.ly/4yAtgkS
Who should come
Community members with a fair housing question or a problem they have not been able to solve.
Landlords and property managers who want to follow fair housing law and avoid complaints.
Community partners, such as schools, nonprofits, or anyone who wants fair materials to share with the people they serve.
Questions?
Call 888-324-7468 or email fairhousing@housing.org. If you cannot make it to the open house, you can still reach a counselor by phone any weekday. Help is free.