Connecticut Discrimination is Illegal Flyer Poster

DISCRIMINATION IS

ILLEGAL.
CONNECTICUT LAW
prohibits discrimination in:

On the basis of:
age

alienage
ancestry

(past and present intellectual,
mental, learning, and physical
disabilities, including, but not
limited to, blindness, deafness,
mobility impairments, and use
of a guide dog or guide dog in
training)
familial status
(housing only)

COMMISSION ON
HUMAN RIGHTS
& OPPORTUNITIES

EMPLOYMENT, HOUSING, PUBLIC
ACCOMMODATIONS, AND CREDIT TRANSACTIONS

gender identity or expression

sexual orientation

genetic information

status as a veteran

(employment only)
lawful source of income
(housing and public
accommodations only)

color
disability

State of Connecticut

marital status
national origin
race

status as a victim of domestic violence
criminal conviction
(state employment and licensing only)
erased criminal history
retaliation for protected activity
(including filing with CHRO)

religious creed
sex
(including pregnancy,
childbirth and related
conditions, accommodations
for pregnancy, breastfeeding,
and sexual harassment)

Do you believe you have been discriminated against? Call us at (860) 541-3400,
scan the QR Code or visit https://portal.ct.gov/chro to contact CHRO today.