The USDA Civil Rights Training emphasizes the importance of training for state agencies, subrecipient agencies, frontline staff, and volunteers involved in the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). It covers various aspects of Civil Rights compliance, including public notification, complaint pr

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This presentation provides an overview of the TEFAP program requirements and Civil Rights training for organizations serving as Sub-Outlets for TEFAP in Kentucky. It covers the purpose, goals, what TEFAP is, the TEFAP Agreement, organizational responsibilities, program requirements, and the importan

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Learn about the annual civil rights training at the Oregon Food Bank, focusing on equal treatment, responsibilities, and dignity for all. Understand the importance of complying with USDA regulations and recognize protected classes under TEFAP standards. Explore the origins of civil rights laws and t

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Annual Civil Rights Training for TEFAP and CSFP programs ensures non-discriminatory access to benefits. The training covers legal requirements, discrimination issues, protected classes, and procedures for resolving conflicts and complaints, aiming for equal treatment, elimination of barriers, and st

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Civil rights training is essential for organizations receiving federal financial assistance, such as those distributing USDA foods through programs like CSFP and TEFAP. This training ensures compliance with federal civil rights laws and promotes equal treatment, dignity, and respect for all program

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