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Equal Employment Opportunities Innovative Best Practices Grants - California Community Colleges | Find Your Path Equal Employment Opportunities Innovative Best Practices Grants The Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Innovative Best Practices Grants are competitive, one-time grants to aid institutions that pilot or create innovative DEIA-minded practices related to EEO in the Pre-Hiring Interventions, Post-Hiring Interventions, or Diversity Promising Interventions.
Funding will also be allocated to enhance or expand existing EEO efforts that support faculty and staff diversity.
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