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Civil rights law is both
simple and complex.
Unfortunately making it
hard is easy, the trick is to make it simple.
I
can do that for you.
Contact Andy Strojny at Andy.Strojny@yahoo.com and learn how Do you know the
answers to these questions?
1. Can a
Federal grant recipient be sued by an individual
who claims that there is an adverse impact in the
delivery of grant services?
2. Does the
Attorney prepare an annual report card on how well
Federal agencies are doing in enforcing prohibitions
against discrimination applicable to their grantees.
3. Are
contractors and subcontractors hired by recipients
to carry out Federally assisted programs covered
by prohibitions against discrimination applicable
to recipients of Federal grants concerning
discrimination in the provision of services?
If you are a Federal grant recipient, a state or local government, or an interested organization, you need to know the answers to these questions and more. Click here for the answers. I can provide you with a
one, two, or three day training course that sets out
your rights and responsibilities under relevant civil
rights statutes, regulations, and Executive
Orders.
This training is based on the
simple premise first put forth by President Kennedy
almost a half century ago when he said:
Simple justice requires
that public funds, to which all taxpayers
of all races [colors, and national origins] contribute, not be spent in any fashion which encourages, entrenches, subsidizes or results in racial [color or national origin] discrimination. This same principle applies to
gender as well.
To see an outline of what
the training covers, click
here.
I worked for the Coordination and Review Section and its predecessors in the Civil Rights Division for over 20 years and helped establish its civil rights training program for recipients of federal grants and for civil rights officers of other federal agencies that provide federal financial assistance. To see the kind of training I helped develop and give, go to http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/cor/coord/train.php. The training courses I helped give trained over 4000 people. Over 98% of the students rated the courses OUTSTANDING or EXCELLENT. The courses never received even one unsatisfactory rating. This
website will be updated often (so check back and see
what is new) and provide useful information about
I can help make it simple. If you want to learn how, email Andy.Strojny@yahoo.com If you
want to learn about how to comply with employer
sanctions laws and form I-9 requirements without
discriminating, go to http://www.i-9help.com
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