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The commission discussed making Salem’s discrimination reporting form easier to find, understand, and use, including simplifying questions, improving accessibility, adding community resources, and testing it with sample users. The July meeting was rescheduled to July 16 at 5:00 p.m.
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The commission developed recommendations to make the discrimination reporting form more accessible and useful, but no final changes to the form were approved at this meeting. Proposed improvements include clearer language, assistive technology, fewer required categories, links to community resources, and better public outreach. Grant research found few federal opportunities; a state grant will be considered for the spring 2027 work plan, while health-related grant coordination will continue with the City’s Health and Wellness Coordinator.
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