Illustrations by Kristina Webb 2017

Somewhere in Pennsylvania, Cam and his family havelost their home and are looking for a new one.

We need tosearch for anew home.

Cam and his family travel towards Erie to find a new homethat will suit them.

I LIKE thishouse. It’s nice!

After visiting more neighborhoods, Momma Dragon asksabout renting this house in Philadelphia.

You can’tlive here.

Why not?

Will weever finda home?

The landlord said hedoes not rent to families.The Dragon family is feeling sad.

The Dragon family travels to a country neighborhoodin Lancaster, PA in search of just the right house.

Cam says I really like this house. It has many bouldersthe kids can play on!

Sorry, we don’t rentto people withgreen skin!

The Dragon family was even more unhappy when they could notrent the house in Lancaster because they have green skin!

What are we going to do now Dad?

A woman with a service animal came up tothe Dragon family as they sat and wondered what they were going to do next.

Why are you all so sad?

We have been lookingfor a home to rent

but we are the wrong colorand no one wants to rent

to families.

The woman explained that in Pennsylvania you have the right to live wherever you want regardless of your age, race, sex, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, disability or even if you are a family with children or are pregnant.

I can HELP!

WOW!Thank you for letting us know that we Dragons can live

wherever we want!

The Dragon family and the woman with the service animal set out in search of a home. She thinks she knows just the right place that they will like. And it’s right in her neighborhood!

Let’s GO!

OHBoy!

The Dragon family is so happy!They have found a new home in Pittsburgh that suits them!

Yipee!Love it!

WOW!

The Dragon family now knows that we all have the right to live wherever we want.

FAIR HOUSINGCOLORING AND

DRAWING CONTESTOnce or twice a year the PA Human RelationsCommission will judge colored pictures from this book or new drawings about dinosaursand their fair housing rights.

If you are between the ages of five and 11 and wish to have your picture “judged”please write your name, age and contact information on your picture and send it to this address:

PA Human Relations Commission333 Market Street, 8th FloorExecutive Director’s OfficeHarrisburg, PA 17101

Contest winners will receive a certificate from the PHRC’s

Executive Director along with a prize.

If you think you are or have been avictim of housing discrimination,

please visit:

on line: www.phrc.pa.gov; or call for someone to help you:

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and Urban Development.

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