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Business Training Series: Civil Rights Laws that DC Employers Need to Know

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At this free training for DC business owners, hiring managers, supervisors, and HR staff, staff from the DC Office of Human Rights (OHR), DC's civil rights enforcement agency, will discuss many of the employment laws enforce

Business Training Series: Gender Identity in the Workplace and Best Practices

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At this free training for DC business owners, hiring managers, supervisors, and HR staff, staff from the DC Office of Human Rights(OHR), DC's civil rights enforcement agency, will provide an overview of DC's legal protection

Business Training Series: Sexual Harassment in the Workplace

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At this free training for DC business owners, hiring managers, supervisors, and HR staff, staff from the DC Office of Human Rights, DC's civil rights enforcement agency, will discuss sexual harassment in the workplace, including what constitutes sexual harassment, tips on best practices to promote a workplace free from sexual harassment, and OHR's enforcement process for discrimination complaints based on sexual harassment.. 

TEDxMidAtlantic Salon to Share Women’s Perspectives on Gender Equity

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TEDxMidAtlantic Salon to Share Women’s Perspectives on Gender Equity

Registration opens for event presented by TEDxMidAtlantic in partnership with OHR

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, October 21, 2015

CONTACT: Elliot Imse, Director of Policy and Communications – 202.481.3773; [email protected]

OHR at DC Mayor's Office on African Affairs: 6th Annual DC Africa Festival

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OHR will be tabling and answering questions about language access and other civil rights laws at the DC Mayor's Office on African Affairs' 6th Annual DC Africa Festival. Each year, the Mayor’s Annual DC Africa Festival celebrates diverse communities of the District’s African diaspora through art, culture, cuisine, history, and music. Since its inception in 2010, the Festival has fast become one of the District’s most anticipated cultural events drawing thousands of attendees.

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