Civil Rights (Quay County)

Civil Rights plans are supported by Quay County Extension personnel, not only through programming, but also through Equal Employment Opportunity statements on newsletters, flyers, brochures, and press releases. Programming plans are made to ensure that every effort is made to meet the requirements for Civil Rights. Programs have shared this effort as we are now meeting the needs of minority clients (race, ethnicity, family type) by 30%.
Current makeup of the Advisory Committee was studied and changes were made to make sure that representatives from underserved audiences are in representation. An advisory committee meets yearly and is active in the programming efforts for the Quay County 4-H Program.

Civil Rights plans are supported by Quay County Extension personnel, not only through programming, but also through Equal Employment Opportunity statements on newsletters, flyers, brochures, and press releases. Programming plans are made to ensure that every effort is made to meet the requirements for Civil Rights. Programs have shared this effort as we are now meeting the needs of minority clients (race, ethnicity, family type) by 30%.
Current makeup of the Advisory Committee was studied and changes were made to make sure that representatives from underserved audiences are in representation. An advisory committee meets yearly and is active in the programming efforts for the Quay County 4-H Program.

Civil Rights plans are supported by Quay County Extension personnel, not only through programming, but also through Equal Employment Opportunity statements on newsletters, flyers, brochures, and press releases. Programming plans are made to ensure that every effort is made to meet the requirements for Civil Rights. Programs have shared this effort as we are now meeting the needs of minority clients (race, ethnicity, family type) by 30%.
Current makeup of the Advisory Committee was studied and changes were made to make sure that representatives from underserved audiences are in representation. An advisory committee meets yearly and is active in the programming efforts for the Quay County 4-H Program.

Civil Rights plans are supported by Quay County Extension personnel, not only through programming, but also through Equal Employment Opportunity statements on newsletters, flyers, brochures, and press releases. Programming plans are made to ensure that every effort is made to meet the requirements for Civil Rights. Programs have shared this effort as we are now meeting the needs of minority clients (race, ethnicity, family type) by 30%.
Current makeup of the Advisory Committee was studied and changes were made to make sure that representatives from underserved audiences are in representation. An advisory committee meets yearly and is active in the programming efforts for the Quay County 4-H Program.

As a result of a visit with an Extension specialist, this agent was better able to serve all clientale in Quay County. The agent learned where files were kept so that access to these files would be easy to have. The agent also followed up by looking at the files to become better acquainted with them. Recruitment of new members was made available to a diverse audience throughout the many schools in the county. Also, a new set of advisory committee members was put together by using guidelines set be race, gender, county location, ethnicity, and occupation. Moreover, programs were offered covering many topics, which also reached a diverse audience.