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what are the civil rights obligations of state administering agencies this training segment presented by the office for civil rights office of justice programs u.s department of justice provides an overview of the obligations and responsibilities that state administering agencies or saas have under the applicable civil rights laws the first part of this online training program addresses the obligations that saas have to comply with the applicable federal civil rights laws the second part of the training program focuses on the responsibility that saas have to monitor sub-recipients to ensure that they are also in compliance with the same federal civil rights laws nsaa is a component of state government that receives financial assistance from the justice department and then makes sub-awards to other state agencies units of local government such as county or municipal agencies or indian tribes or non-profit organizations the term sub-recipient refers to the organizations that an saa funds with justice department resources as we noted in the introduction an saa that receives funding from the department of justice must ensure not only its own compliance with applicable civil rights laws but also the compliance of its sub-recipients vendors and contractors to understand the applicable civil rights laws you may want to view the separate online training video that the office for civil rights has prepared that provides an overview of the laws that apply to recipients of federal financial assistance from the justice department an saa must ensure its own compliance with applicable civil rights laws by one providing notification that it does not discriminate two taking reasonable steps to provide meaningful access to its services to persons with limited english proficiency or lep three submitting to the office for civil rights and the findings of discrimination from a court or administrative agency issued within the past three years four formulating an equal employment opportunity plan or eeop if required to do so five designating a coordinator to handle discrimination complaints in adopting grievance procedures if required to do so under section 504 of the rehabilitation act the americans with disabilities act title ix of the education amendments or the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention act six developing written grievance procedures for receiving discrimination complaints and seven ensuring that it does not discriminate for or against an applicant or sub-recipient on the basis of religious character or affiliation we will discuss each of these items in more detail to ensure its own compliance with the applicable civil rights laws an saa should provide notification to its employees and beneficiaries and to the employees and beneficiaries of sub-recipients that it does not discriminate on the basis of race color national origin religion sex disability or age and that it does not retaliate against persons who file a discrimination complaint or lawsuit who complain to the saa or the sub-recipient about discrimination or who participate in a discrimination proceeding such as being a witness in a complaint investigation or lawsuit saa should be aware that national origin discrimination includes discrimination on the basis of limited english proficiency or lep an lep person has a first language other than english and a limited ability to read speak write or understand english an saa if it is a direct service provider must take reasonable steps to provide meaningful access to lep persons meaningful access may entail providing language assistance services including oral interpretation and written translation where necessary the office for civil rights encourages saas to consider the need for language services for lep persons the office for civil rights strongly encourages federally funded saas that provide direct services to the public to develop language access plans to one ensure consistent application of policies and practices so when an lep person seeks services from the federally funded organization everyone in the organization will know how to provide the services in the services will be provided consistently two provide training to employees on how to best serve lep individuals and three inform lep persons about available language services information on a recipient's obligation to provide language services to beneficiaries and assistance in developing a language access plan is available online at www.lep the office for civil rights has prepared a separate online training segment for recipients and sub-recipients on their obligations under applicable civil rights laws on serving lep beneficiaries under the implementing regulations for the safe streets act state administering agencies have an obligation to send to the office for civil rights any adverse findings of discrimination based on race color national origin sex or religion issued within the past three years by a federal or state court or a federal or state administrative agency after a due process hearing saa should also be aware of their obligation to formulate an equal employment opportunity plan or eeop in accordance with 28 cfr part 42 subpart e an eeop is a comprehensive document which one analyzes an agency's workforce in comparison to relevant labor market data two analyzes an agency's employment practices to determine their impact on the basis of race sex or national origin and three is a tool to identify possible problem areas where employment discrimination may be occurring if an saa is not required to formulate an eop it should submit a certification form to the office for civil rights indicating that it is not required to develop an eeop if an saa is required to develop an eeop but is not required to submit the eeop to the office for civil rights the agency should submit a certification form to the office for civil rights certifying that it has an eeop on file that meets the applicable requirements if the saa receives a single award in the amount of five hundred thousand dollars or more under the safe streets act the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention act or the victims of crime act and has 50 or more employees it should submit a copy of the eeop short form to the office for civil rights additional information on the eeop requirements is available at the website of the office for civil rights www.ojp.usdoj.gov about slash offices slash ocr dot html the office for civil rights has prepared separate technical assistance materials that are available online to assist recipients and sub-recipients in complying with the eeop requirements the implementing regulations for four federal laws require some recipients of justice department funding to designate a civil rights coordinator in adopt grievance procedures one section 504 of the rehabilitation act of 1973 2 title 2 of the americans with disabilities act of 1990 3 title 9 of the education amendments of 1972 and 4 the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention act of 1974. section 504 of the rehabilitation act prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability the department of justice is implementing regulations for section 504 requires that recipients with 50 or more employees who receive federal financial assistance from the department of justice of 25 000 or more one designate a section 504 coordinator who was responsible for coordinating the agency's efforts to comply with section 504 of the rehabilitation act including investigating complaints of disability discrimination two adopt grievance procedures for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging disability discrimination and three notified program participants beneficiaries applicants employees unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or professional agreements with the recipient that the recipient does not discriminate on the basis of disability recipients and sub-recipients should also provide notice to interested parties on how and where to file a disability discrimination complaint the department of justice's implementing regulation for the americans with disabilities act requires that public entities that employ 50 or more persons regardless of the amount of federal funding received designate a responsible employee as disability coordinator and adopt grievance procedures under title ix of the education amendments of 1972 recipients of federal financial assistance from the department of justice cannot discriminate on the basis of sex in educational programs the implementing regulations of title ix like the implementing regulations for section 504 also require recipients implementing educational programs to one appoint a title ix coordinator two implement grievance procedures for filing title ix complaints and three notify interested parties that the recipient agency does not discriminate on the basis of sex the implementing regulation for the juvenile justice and delinquency prevention act 28 cfr section 31.202 requires certain state administering agencies that receive funding under the statute to designate a civil rights coordinator who is responsible for ensuring that all civil rights responsibilities are being met to include notifying the public and sub-recipients of the right to file claims with the office for civil rights and complying with the eeop requirements the office for civil rights recommends that saas have a civil rights coordinator in place not only for complaints alleging disability and sex discrimination but also for all other discrimination complaints related to other federally protected classes which include race color national origin religion and age complaints may also allege retaliation an saa should also have written procedures for receiving discrimination complaints not only from employees and beneficiaries of the saa but also from the employees and beneficiaries of its sub-recipients the saa's written policy for addressing discrimination complaints should include at a minimum the following elements one designating a coordinator who is responsible for overseeing the complaint process two notifying the saa's employees as well as beneficiaries and sub-recipients of prohibited discrimination and its policy for handling discrimination complaints three establishing written grievance procedures for handling discrimination complaints not only from the saa's employees and beneficiaries but also from its sub-recipients employees and beneficiaries four developing complaint procedures that have one of three options a having the saa investigate the complaint itself b referring the complaint to another state or federal agency such as a state's human rights office or the federal eeoc or c referring the complaint directly to the office for civil rights five notifying the office for civil rights whenever the saa investigates the complaint itself or refers the complaint to a federal or state agency and six training staff on the responsibility to refer discrimination complaints or potential discrimination issues to the complaint coordinator as soon as the alleged discrimination comes to light saas should also be aware that according to the implementing regulations for both title vi and the safe streets act a recipient may not directly or through contractual or other arrangements utilize criteria or methods of administration which have the effect of subjecting individuals to discrimination it is the long-standing policy of the office for civil rights to view recipients that lack civil rights grievance procedures as using methods of administration that have the effect of substantially impairing the accomplishment of the objectives of a funded program as respects individuals of a particular race color national origin sex or religion for sample complaint procedures see the website of the office for civil rights under the heading resources sample documentation state administering agencies must not discriminate either for or against an applicant organization or a sub-recipient on the basis of religious character or affiliation saas cannot designate a certain amount of federal funding to support faith-based organizations nor can saas exclude otherwise eligible faith-based organizations from applying for program funding from the justice department in addition to monitoring its own compliance with applicable civil rights laws saas must also monitor their sub-recipients vendors and contractors to ensure that they are in compliance with the civil rights laws sub-recipients have the same civil rights obligations as saas just as the saa has to make sure that it is itself in compliance with federal civil rights laws the saa has an obligation to monitor its sub-recipients to ensure that they are also in compliance with the same laws the saa is responsible for monitoring its sub-recipients to ensure that they one provide notification that they do not discriminate two take reasonable steps to provide two persons of limited english proficiency meaningful access to the sub-recipient services or benefits three submit to the saa or to the office for civil rights adverse findings of discrimination from a court or administrative agency after a due process hearing 4 formulate an equal employment opportunity plan or eeop if required to do so 5. designate a coordinator to handle discrimination complaints and adopt grievance procedures if required to do so under section 504 of the rehabilitation act the americans with disabilities act or title ix of the education amendments six have written procedures in place for receiving discrimination complaints seven sign standard assurances that refer to all applicable federal civil rights laws and regulations and eight comply with the justice department regulations applicable to faith-based organizations state administering agencies should monitor each of its sub-recipients to ensure that each sub-recipient is providing notification to its employees and beneficiaries that the sub-recipient does not discriminate on the basis of race color national origin religion sex disability or age and that it does not retaliate against persons who file a discrimination complaint or lawsuit who complain to the saa or the sub-recipient about discrimination or who participate in a discrimination proceeding such as being a witness in a complaint investigation or lawsuit state administering agencies should monitor each of its subrecipients to ensure that each subrecipient is taking reasonable steps to provide to persons of limited english proficiency meaningful access to services or benefits as previously discussed meaningful access may entail providing language assistance services including oral interpretation and written translation where necessary saas should inform their sub-recipients that information on lep obligations can be found at www.lep.gov the office for civil rights has prepared a separate training segment available online that provides more detailed information regarding national origin discrimination under title vi and the safe streets act as it relates to lep persons saa should monitor each sub-recipient that receives funding subject to the safe streets act to ensure that each sub-recipient submits to the office for civil rights any adverse findings of discrimination issued within the past three years based on race color national origin sex or religion from a federal or state court or federal or state administrative agency after a due process hearing to ensure that the sub-recipients comply with this requirement many state administrative agencies collect the adverse findings directly from their sub-recipients and then forward the adverse findings to the office for civil rights saa should monitor each of its sub-recipients that receive federal funding subject to the administrative provisions of the safe streets act to ensure that each sub-recipient complies with its obligations in formulating keeping on file or submitting to the office for civil rights in eeop short form the saa does not need to evaluate the merits of a subrecipient's eeop short form if the subrecipient is required to produce one for sub-recipients that need to develop an eeop short form but do not need to submit it to the office for civil rights for review the saa should however check during a desk audit or on-site visit whether the sub-re ipient can show that it has one compliance with the eeop requirement may take the form of filing an exemption rather than producing and submitting an eeop short form for example even though indian tribes and medical and educational institutions are exempt from the eeop requirement they must still send a certification form to the office for civil rights stating the reason for claiming the exemption additional information regarding a grantee's eeop requirements can be found at the website for the office for civil rights at www.ojp.usdoj ocr the office for civil rights has prepared online technical assistance that helps sub-recipients comply with the eeop requirements state administering agencies should monitor each of its subrecipients to ensure that each subrecipient with 50 or more employees in receiving federal financial assistance from the justice department of 25 000 or more has designated a section 504 coordinator as previously discussed this person shall be responsible for coordinating the sub-recipient's efforts to comply with section 504 of the rehabilitation act including one investigating complaints of disability discrimination the sub-recipient should make available the name office address and telephone number of the coordinator two adopt grievance procedures that incorporate due process standards and that provide for the prompt and equitable resolution of complaints alleging disability discrimination and three notify program participants beneficiaries applicants employees unions or professional organizations holding collective bargaining or professional agreements with the sub-recipient that it does not discriminate on the basis of disability the sub-recipient should also provide notice on how and where to file a disability discrimination complaint also as previously discussed the department of justice's implementing regulation for title ii of the americans with disabilities act also requires public entities with 50 or more employees whether they receive federal financial assistance or not to designate a disability coordinator and adopt grievance procedures state administering agencies should monitor each of its subrecipients with educational programs to ensure that they one appoint a title 9 coordinator 2 implement grievance procedures for filing title 9 complaints and 3 notify interested parties that it does not discriminate on the basis of sex also as noted previously in the discussion of the laws pertaining to saas the office for civil rights policy is to view sub-recipients that lack civil rights grievance procedures as using methods of administration that have the effect of discriminating against program beneficiaries based on race color national origin sex and religion the office for civil rights recommends that saas encourage sub-recipients to have a coordinator in place not only for disability and sex complaints but also for complaints of race color national origin religion and age discrimination as well as for retaliation complaints saa should inform sub-recipients that any discrimination complaints from either employees or beneficiaries may be forwarded either to the state administering agency or the office for civil rights saas do not need to require subrecipients to establish their own separate independent grievance procedures as long as the subrecipient has a written policy that states that it will send discrimination complaints especially complaints from beneficiaries to the saa or the office for civil rights law enforcement agencies are a particular class of sub-recipients that should have detailed complaint procedures that allow members of the public to file discrimination complaints against law enforcement staff state administering agencies should also monitor each of its sub-recipients to ensure that each sub-recipient signs standard assurances that include all applicable federal civil rights laws and regulations there is a separate online training program on the standard assurances for state administering agencies the information would also be applicable for sub-recipients state administering agencies should also ensure that federally funded faith-based organizations one do not use federal resources for explicitly religious activities two complete and submit a certificate of exemption if they have hiring practices favoring co-religionists and three have a referral procedure in place for potential beneficiaries objecting to the religious nature of the organization the office for civil rights has prepared a separate training segment available online that provides detailed information on the rights and responsibilities of funded faith-based organizations to ensure sub-recipients compliance with their obligations under federal civil rights laws state administering agencies have a number of available tools which may include conducting desk audits making periodic on-site visits and providing training programs not only for its own staff but for the staffs of sub-recipients for on-site visits and desk audits the office for civil rights recommends that saas use a monitoring instrument such as a civil rights compliance checklist to evaluate a sub-recipient's compliance with the various civil rights requirements that apply to all department of justice funded sub-recipients as discussed in this presentation to assist saas the office for civil rights has prepared a sample federal civil rights compliance checklist which is available at the website of the office for civil rights under the heading resources sample documentation saas may use or modify this checklist or develop their own to monitor a subrecipient's compliance with applicable civil rights statutes and regulations the office for civil rights recommends that an saa provide periodic mandatory training to its staff to ensure that the staff is aware not only of the civil rights obligations of the saa but also of the civil rights obligations of the sub-recipients the office for civil rights strongly encourages state administering agencies to provide periodic training to all sub-recipients regarding their civil rights obligations and responsibilities the training should discuss the applicable civil rights laws and regulations and include a discussion of the sub-recipients procedures for referring discrimination complaints to the state administering agency or the office for civil rights the office for civil rights has training materials on its website including this training segment which is accessible to sub-recipients additional information about the responsibilities of state administering agencies is available at the website of the office for civil rights at www.ojp ocr state administering agencies can also contact the office for civil rights directly in writing at office for civil rights office of justice programs u.s department of justice 810 7th street northwest washington dc 20531 you may also reach the office by telephone at 202-307-0690 by tty at 202-307-2027 or by email at ask ocr at ojp.usdoj.gov

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it/PV4eVY — Donald Trump Jr.'s Lawyer (@mandy_cooper13) Trump Jr. also sent the email after news broke that former acting Attorney General Sally Yates had alerted the White House that Flynn might have lied about discussing sanctions with then-Russian ambassador Sergey Kislyak. The White House, which initially said that Trump didn't know any details about Flynn until he learned about it later — then said that the president only found out about them through media reports — has faced questions about why Trump's son was seeking to establish communications with the Russian government in the first place. In a series of tweets, Trump Jr. denied that he and others had received the emails, and called the Times story "a COMPLETE and TOTAL FABRICATION" of his meeting. He said the Times' "fictional account" was "100% made up." This morning's NY Times Magazine cover: "How Vladimir Putin Created Donald Trump." — Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) Flynn's resignation Monday came the same day that he was interviewed by FBI agents about the meeting — as part of Robert Mueller's probe of Russia's meddling in the US presidential election.

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A. Yes, you can! You only need to get your hands on a good font, and a bit of basic knowlegde on how to use typography to draw it. Q. How can I add some color to pecos? A. Just like you can add colors to a web page, you can do the same thing to your pecos and have it look as much fun as you like. I recommend using a very bright color like red or neon green for them. This adds to the fun of the game and makes sure your pecos never feel dull. Q. What do I put in my pecos? A. Anything you like. Some people even make pecos with a little cartoon character on them. You can find an example here. Q. How do I make a pecos with a little bit of color on it? Q. What's a "taco" and a "pop"? Why are there two different things in this game called a "pop"? A. A "taco" is a type of burrito, and a "pop" is a type of candy. You can find examples here. Q. I'm having trouble making a "tea" on my pecos. Why are teas different from each other? A. A tea is basically a cup of tea and is very different from a cup of coffee. You can even add your teas in a different color. I suggest you take a look at this example of a teacup. Q. I'm having a little trouble making a "bouquet". Why do they have to be different from each other? A. A bouquet is basically a flower arrangement. You can put it in a different color to make it seem more interesting. I suggest you take a look at this example of a bouquet. Q. How do I make my pecos look like the letter "M"? A. The most important part of...

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