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Malden Human Rights Commission Plans Multilingual Brochure Translations

Malden Human Rights and Fair Housing Commission discussed plans for multilingual brochures and fair housing coordination.

Human Rights & Fair Housing Commission · Meeting of September 9, 2026

Malden Human Rights and Fair Housing Commission discussed plans for multilingual brochures and fair housing coordination. Chair Paul Weston led the discussion on translating its brochures into multiple languages based on demographic data, with members considering community needs and input from Maria Luise, the city's ADA Officer. The commission planned to consult census and website data before finalizing language choices.

The commission also discussed the developing comprehensive fair housing plan and proposed inviting Office of Strategic Planning and Community Development representatives to future meetings. The commission reviewed a housing complaint from 13 Albion Street and indicated follow-up contact may be needed. The commission agreed to use QR codes for multilingual event accessibility until brochures are completed.

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Source: the Human Rights & Fair Housing Commission meeting of September 9, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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