History

Blacks In Government®, was conceived by the Department of Health Education and Welfare (DHEW) Black Federal employees at the Parklawn Building in Rockville, Maryland. The organization was viewed as essential to the Black civil service employee, based on a wide assortment of racially motivated problems faced by the HEW Black employees in Rockville. Initially, it was thought that the umbrella organization would address only the problems at the Federal level. However, it was soon determined that State, County, and Municipal Black employees were faced with the same general type of employment problems.

This website was designed, developed and maintained by
Donna Avery-Ledwell, Life Member
USDA George Washington Carver Chapter.

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Blacks In Government
USDA, George Washington Carver Chapter
P.O. Box 23381-3381
Washington, DC 20026

Site last updated: 25 January 2008

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History

This website was designed, developed and maintained by
Donna Avery-Ledwell, Life Member
USDA George Washington Carver Chapter.

To contact us:

Blacks In Government
USDA, George Washington Carver Chapter
P.O. Box 23381-3381
Washington, DC 20026

Other Links

Important Topics

History

This website was designed, developed and maintained by Donna Avery-Ledwell, Life MemberUSDA George Washington Carver Chapter.

To contact us:Blacks In Government USDA, George Washington Carver ChapterP.O. Box 23381-3381 Washington, DC 20026

This website was designed, developed and maintained by
Donna Avery-Ledwell, Life Member
USDA George Washington Carver Chapter.

To contact us:

Blacks In Government
USDA, George Washington Carver Chapter
P.O. Box 23381-3381
Washington, DC 20026