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Special Emphasis Programs within FNS

Special Emphasis Programs address the unique concerns of women, minorities and persons with disabilities in achieving equal opportunity in all employment and program delivery activities.

FNS currently works closely with USDA to support the six Special Emphasis Programs described below. Information regarding Special Emphasis Events at FNS Headquarters and at other locations can be obtained through physical Bulletin Boards the FNS Intranet News Stand application. Everyone is welcome to attend any and all events.

If you would like additional information about any of the FNS Special Emphasis Programs, please call the FNS Office of Civil Rights at (703) 305-2195 and ask for the Special Emphasis Program Coordinator.

 

Federal Women's Program

The activities of the Federal Women's Program focus on the employment needs and problems of women as they relate to Federal personnel policies and practices.

 

African-American Program

The African-American Program addresses  employment-related concerns of African-Americans.

 

Asian-American/Pacific Islander Program

The Asian-American/Pacific Islander Program addresses  employment-related concerns of Asian-American/Pacific Islander Americans.

 

Hispanic Employment Program

The Hispanic Employment Program is responsible for assuring consideration of the needs and problems of persons of Hispanic origin in all aspects of Federal personnel management. 

 

American Indian/Alaska Native Program

The American Indian/Alaska Native Program addresses  employment-related concerns of American Indian/Alaska Native Americans.

 

  Disability Employment
  Program

The Disability Employment Program is responsible for assuring consideration of the needs and problems of persons with disabilities in all aspects of Federal personnel management.
 

Last modified: 10/07/2011
 

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