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Civil Rights Review
Civil Rights Review
•To show that a county has done reasonable effort to provide programs to a diverse audience!
•Presentation Goal: make it easier throughout the year to file required documents as you go to ensure smooth reviews
Civil Rights Compliance Review Guide
•Latest version•Reviewed every 3 years•22 page document •6 sections•IV is 4-H related
Section a: Attendance Records•Attendance records File - 1/year•File with Event & Activity Summary sheet
attached to sign sheets•Educational events use attendance sheets &
competition use registration•Attendance sheets contain▫Title of Event, Date, Estimated number of people,
Race & Gender• Not expected for large event*Compile as obtained
Notifications
News Articles •Print your news articles with non-discrimination clause
and place in file•After the paper runs the article cutout article, name of
paper, and date glue on a paper•Staple 2 articles together to show that you did submit
article with non-discrimination clause and the paper choose to not print it
NewslettersFlyersProgram specific Handouts*Compile as obtained
Section b: Plan of Work
•Plan of Work file – file Timelines•Club Management File – File yearly plan•ES237 File – file Report yearly
* Reports need to show reasonable effort to reach minorities
* Compile Annually
•Organized Groups receiving significant assistance
•If one person gets the card it can be copied for other areas
•Example – civil groups
Section c: Certification of organized groups for non-discrimination
Section c: Certification of organized groups for non-discrimination
Section d: PAC
•List of Council members▫name, address, group, term, race & gender▫use excel sheet provided by state/district
staff•Map with key
Section e: Constitution & Bylaws
•State Membership Guidelines•County Handbook and/or
Bylaws•Must have non-discrimination
cause included in document
Section f: Mailing List
•Youth•Adult •Grassroot *All need to be scored at the top with total
number, race and gender
Section g: Maps of 4-H Clubs & Groups
•Maps should include a key•Show areas that clubs cover •Include a list of clubs that cover the entire
county
Section h: Awards•State Awards Handbook •County Handbook•Banquet Scripts•County Awards List•Must include selection
requirements
Section i: Volunteer Leaders
•File with a list of leaders▫Include name, club, type of leader, race and
gender •VAC File▫use the page from the Club Management Report
•Volunteer files - signed - check sheet in each file - locked cabinet
Section j: Special Efforts
•Include any special efforts that have been used to recruit and involve minority leaders
•Used to determine “parity” of participation•Is participation equal or equivalent to the
population of the county
Parity Charts
Parity Charts: Table 1
Parity Charts: Table 2
Parity Charts: Table 4
Parity Charts: Table 5
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