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Human Rights Commission <br />Fiscal Year 2018 Work Plan <br />Action 3.7 <br />As part of a larger community effort regarding hate and bias crime reporting and <br />Action 4.1 <br />responses, advocate for development of rapid response policy by top City officials to hate <br />Action 4.2 <br />crimes and other activities that threaten vulnerable communities, including the immigrant <br />Action 4.3 <br />community (see detail of recommendation #1, "Marginalized Voices" report, p.14). <br />Action 3.8 <br />Request from City of Eugene that cultural competency and gender diversity awareness <br />trainings be expanded for all City employees, including police (see detail in <br />recommendation #2, p. 15, in report). <br />Objective 4: <br />Policing, hate and bias in other communities <br />Leads: J. Iboa, E. McGlone, I. Coulibaly <br />Action 4.1 <br />HRNI Overview of Hate and Bias Reporting and to understand gaps. <br />Action 4.2 <br />Broaden reporting throughout Lane County, explore how HRC can encourage county wide <br />reporting. <br />Action 4.3 <br />Work with Police Chief to ask for collaboration with UOPD and Lane County. <br />Action 4.4 <br />Maintain HRC involvement in Police Chief Recruitment. <br />Objective 5: <br />Monitor reports of discrimination of immigrants in our community as well as promote policies and <br />practices that help support immigrants in our community. <br />Leads: J. Iboa, E. Kubok <br />Action 5.1 Monitor reports of discrimination of immigrants in our community. <br />Action 5.2 Help promote immigrant stories. <br />Action 5.3 Meet with local organizations that provide services to immigrants. <br />Objective 6: <br />Administrative <br />Leads: J. Iboa, E. McGlone <br />Action 6.1 Review bylaws for areas of increased efficiency and purpose. <br />Action 6.2 Revisit HRC recruitment and selection process. <br />Action 6.3 Explore financial support. <br />