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Training session provides an overview of the rights Faith-Based Organizations have to receive federal financial assistance and, once funded, their obligations not to discriminate when providing services and benefits. Video run time: 15:28 min.

Training session provides an overview of the Office for Civil Rights and the laws it enforces. Video run time: 32:10 min.

Training session provides an overview of the obligations and responsibilities that State Administering Agencies have under applicable Civil Rights laws. Part I: SAA’s Own Compliance Responsibilities. Part II: SAA’s Monitoring Responsibilities. Video run time: 27:38 min.

Training session provides self-test scenarios to determine your knowledge of the application of Federal Civil Rights laws to American Indians as beneficiaries of programs funded by the Justice Department and to American Indian Tribes that receive Justice Department funding. Video run time: 6:01 min.

Training session provides an overview of the civil rights obligation that recipients of Justice Department funding have not to discriminate on the basis of national origin as it relates to providing services or benefits to Limited English Proficient (LEP) persons.  Video run time: 19:54 min.

Training session provides self-test scenarios to determine how well you understand a Faith-Based Organization’s right to receive federal financial assistance and that organization’s related obligations when providing services and benefits. Video run time: 8:29 min.

Training session provides an overview of the standard assurances that recipients sign and how the Office for Civil Rights enforces the Federal Civil Rights laws that apply to recipients of Justice Department funding. Video run time: 12:42 min.

Training session provides self-test scenarios to determine how well you understand the responsibilities that State Administering Agencies (SAA) have in monitoring the complaints of sub-recipients with Federal Civil Rights laws. Video run time: 6:49 min.

Training session provides self-test scenarios to determine your knowledge about the standard assurances as they pertain to recipient’s rights obligations and the enforcement methods of the Office for Civil Rights. Video run time: 4:38 min.

Discussion about the importance of practitioners and researchers working together to study the effects of stress and trauma on law enforcement. The speakers note how the partnership can ensure that all stakeholders are involved, make the data more usable and understandable, and create a synergy of practical experience and vetted academic foundations. Video run time: 1:27 min.