DC Office of Human Rights

Law EnforcementDistrict of Columbia, United States51-200 Employees

The District of Columbia Office of Human Rights (OHR) is a government agency focused on eliminating discrimination, expanding equal opportunities, and protecting human rights for residents and visitors of the District of Columbia. It enforces local and federal human rights laws, including the DC Human Rights Act, by providing a legal process for individuals who believe they have experienced discrimination. Based in Washington, DC, the agency operates within the law enforcement and public administration space and serves a community that may seek recourse through formal channels when rights are perceived to be violated. OHR employs a workforce aligned with state and local government functions and carries out its mission from its District headquarters. A recent development activity indicates ongoing collaboration and public-facing initiatives related to educational and community partnerships within the broader DC area.

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