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December 3, 2022
Job Gains Continue, With a Week of Economic Strength and Signs of Progress on Inflation
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This week, we learned that the economy added 263,000 jobs in November, and the unemployment rate remains near record lows. This is good news for working families across the country.
We’ve created 10.5 million jobs since President Biden took office — more than any Administration in history at this point in a presidency — including 750,000 manufacturing jobs have
been created under President Biden.
That’s just the latest strong economic news this week:
* In October, incomes went up and we saw more signs of progress on inflation.
* Gas prices are down below $3.50, where they were when Putin invaded Ukraine—and continue to fall.
* GDP is up — our economy grew at 2.9% last quarter, an even stronger pace than we’d previously thought.
* Black Friday and Cyber Monday both set new records in sales.
* We’re making real progress on tackling inflation while we transition to a period of steady stable economic growth, without giving up the gains we’ve made for working families.
The President’s plan to build an economy from the bottom up and middle out is working.
Remarks by President Biden at Signing of H.J.Res.100 Providing a Resolution to Avert a Nationwide Rail Strike
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The bill I’m about to sign ends a difficult rail dispute and helps our nation avoid what, without a doubt, would have been an economic catastrophe at a very bad time in the calendar.
Our nation’s rail system is literally the backbone of our supply chain, as you all well know. And so much of what we rely on is delivered on our rail, from clean water to food and gas
and every — every other good. A rail shutdown would have devastated our economy.
Communities could have lost access to chemicals necessary to ensure clean drinking water. Farms and ranches across the country would have been unable to feed their livestock. And thanks
to the bill Congress passed and what I’m about to sign, we’ve spared the country that catastrophe.
At the same time, we ensured workers are going to get a historic 24 percent wage increase over the next five years, improved working conditions, and peace of mind around their healthcare.
And I want to thank Congress, Democrats and Republicans, for acting so quickly. I know this was a tough vote for members of both parties. It was a tough for me. But it was the right
thing to do at the moment to save jobs, to protect millions of working families from harm and disruption, and to keep supply chains stable around the holidays, and to continue the progress
we’ve made and we're continuing to see on the economy.
Our economy continues to grow. The economic report — the GDP is up even more than it was previously thought. We continue to create jobs — lots of jobs.
And today, we’ve learned that the economy added 263,000 jobs in November. And we’ve now created 10.5 million jobs since I took office, more than any administration in history at this
point in a presidency. And 750,000 of them are domestic manufacturing jobs — “Made in America.”
As we go into the holiday season, here’s what this all means. The Americans are working, the economy is growing, wages are rising faster than inflation, and we’ve avoided a catastrophic
rail strike.
Full Remarks here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=9021030b19&e=1b00b68fe6>
Joint Statement Following the Meeting Between President Biden and President Macron
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This week, the President of the United States and the President of the French Republic met in Washington during the first State Visit of the Biden-Harris Administration. France is the
United States’ oldest ally, and while our relationship is rooted in history, it is oriented squarely toward the future. Building on their joint statement of October 29, 2021, the leaders
outlined a shared vision to strengthen security and increase prosperity worldwide, combat climate change, build greater resilience to its effects, and advance democratic values. This
vision is built on a shared conviction that the United States and its European allies and partners can better face our greatest challenges and capitalize on our most promising opportunities
together. This includes addressing global issues such as climate change and energy transition, investing in technologies and building resilient value chains in strategic sectors such
as health, semiconductors, and critical minerals, as well as strengthening our security and defense cooperation.
* Transatlantic, European and Global Security: The Presidents resolve to continue working tirelessly for a Europe that is whole, free, and at peace.
* Economy, Emerging Technologies, Trade, and Supply Chains: The United States and France reaffirm their commitment to an open and rules-based multilateral trading system, with a modernized
WTO at its core.
* Energy: The Presidents welcome the successful first year of the U.S.-France Bilateral Clean Energy Partnership, which convened most recently in October 2022, as the high-level platform
to advance our energy and climate cooperation.
* Climate and Biodiversity: The Presidents express their deep concern regarding the growing impact of climate change and nature loss and intend to continue to galvanize domestic and
global action to address it.
* Democracy and Human Rights: The Presidents recognize that strengthening democratic values and respect for universal human rights is essential to meeting the unprecedented challenges
of our time.
Full Statement here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=07e8ce7eab&e=1b00b68fe6>
Biden-Harris Administration Announces New Actions to Support Indian Country and Native Communities Ahead of the Administration's Second Tribal Nations Summit
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This week, President Biden hosted the second Tribal Nations Summit of his Administration to help foster Nation-to-Nation relationships and provide Tribal leaders with an opportunity
to engage directly with senior Administration officials. Since taking office, President Biden has prioritized relationships with Tribal Nations that are built on respect for Tribal
sovereignty and self-governance, honoring federal trust and treaty responsibilities, protecting Tribal homelands, and conducting regular, meaningful, and robust consultation. The President
has also advanced an economic agenda that includes historic levels of funding specifically for Tribal communities and Native people, including $32 billion in the American Rescue Plan
(ARP), $13 billion in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL), and $700 million in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Announcements Made During the Tribal Nations Summit Include:
* Presidential Memorandum on Uniform Standards for Tribal Consultation.
* New Tribal Consultation Policies.
* New Best-Practices Report for Tribal Treaty and Reserved Rights.
* Implementing Tribal Co-Management and Co-Stewardship of Federal Lands and Waters.
* New Indigenous Knowledge Guidance for Federal Agencies.
* Access to Capital in Indian Country.
* Implementation of the Indian Energy Purchase Preference at Federal Facilities
* Electric Vehicle (EV) Initiative for Tribal Nations
* Implementation of the Buy Indian Act.
* 10-Year National Plan on Native Language Revitalization.
* Strengthening and Standardizing Tribal Consultation: New Tribal Advisory Committees and Positions.
* Tribal Homelands: New Regulations and Process for Fee to Trust Land Acquisitions.
* Climate Change: Tribal Climate Resilience and Community-Driven Relocation.
Full Fact Sheet here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=ca29b3023a&e=1b00b68fe6>
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Presidential Memorandum to Promote Accountability for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence
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This week, President Biden signed a Presidential Memorandum on Promoting Accountability for Conflict-Related Sexual Violence to strengthen the U.S. government’s efforts to combat conflict-related
sexual violence (CRSV), a too-often overlooked and underreported crime. For each rape reported in connection with a conflict, the United Nations estimates that 10 to 20 cases go undocumented.
The United States does not accept CRSV as an inevitable cost of armed conflict, and is committed to supporting survivors through all available measures —including legal, policy, diplomatic,
and financial tools—to deter future violence.
This week's action complements the Administration’s comprehensive efforts to support survivors of CRSV, including by promoting gender equity and equality, addressing the root causes
of conflict, and advancing Women, Peace and Security. In particular, it is aimed at:
* Leveraging sanctions authorities, assistance restrictions, and other tools to promote accountability for perpetrators of CRSV;
* Ensuring acts of CRSV are given equal consideration alongside other serious human rights abuses in developing designations under existing sanctions authorities; and
* Continuing to build a coalition of like-minded nations and international organizations to prevent and promote accountability for acts of CRSV.
Full Memorandum here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=463d1078c1&e=1b00b68fe6>
Vice President Harris Met with World Leaders at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit
Earlier this month, Vice President Harris held successful meetings with world leaders in Thailand and the Philippines.
On November 18th, the Vice President participated in the APEC Leaders meeting and delivered the keynote address at the APEC CEO Summit in Bangkok, Thailand. During the Summit, Vice President
Harris announced that, as part of the United States’ 2023 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Host Year, the U.S. will convene the APEC Leaders Meeting in San Francisco, California,
the week of November 12, 2023. Full Statement here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=c913e25786&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 18th, The Vice President convened Prime Minister Kishida of Japan, Prime Minister Han of the Republic of Korea, Prime Minister Albanese of Australia, Prime Minister Arden
of New Zealand, and Prime Minister Trudeau of Canada to condemn North Korea's long-range ballistic missile launce. Full Readout of the Convening here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/
click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=e939c456a9&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 19th, Vice President Harris held a bilateral meeting with Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha of Thailand. She spoke of the enduring partnership between the United States and
Thailand. Full Readout of the Bilateral Meeting here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=1273cb88e5&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 20th, Vice President Harris convened civil society leaders engaged in climate and environmental activism and business leaders advancing Thailand's clean energy transition.
Full Readout of the Roundtable Discussion here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=12dd284e43&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 21st, Vice President Harris met with Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio of the Philippines to emphasize that the U.S. is committed to working closely with the Philippines
to strengthen the economic partnership and investment ties between the two countries. Full Readout of the Meeting here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef
4d&id=b5ed7b443b&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 21st, Vice President Harris held a bilateral meeting in Manila, Philippines with President Ferdinand Marcos where she reaffirmed the strength of the U.S.-Philippines alliance.
Full Readout of the Meeting here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=9e43ead1e8&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 22nd, Vice President Harris toured and delivered remarks to members of the Philippine Coast Guard. Full Remarks here. <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd8
1f9c715ef4d&id=a7094df945&e=1b00b68fe6>
On November 22nd, Vice President Harris paid tribute to the 139 U.S. service members who were killed and 11 who escaped during World War II, reaffirming the U.S.'s commitment to bringing
home all those missing in action.
CDC Awards More Than $3 Billion to Improve U.S. Public Health Workforce and Infrastructure
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This week, the CDC awarded $3.2 billion to help state, local, and territorial jurisdictions across the United States to strengthen their public health workforce and infrastructure <https://whitehouse
.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=3b6f8831da&e=1b00b68fe6> . This first-of-its-kind funding provides awards directly to state, local, and territorial health
departments to provide the people, services, and systems needed to promote and protect health in U.S. communities. Everyone in the United States lives in a jurisdiction that will receive
funding under this new grant.
“State, local, and territorial health departments are the heart of the U.S. public health system, and the COVID-19 pandemic severely stressed these agencies, which were already weakened
by neglect and underinvestment,” said CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, M.D., M.P.H. “This grant gives these agencies critical funding and flexibility to build and reinforce the nation’s
public health workforce and infrastructure, and protect the populations they serve. We are meeting them where they are and trusting them to know what works best for their communities.”
The $3.2 billion includes $3 billion from the American Rescue Plan Act <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=a723d57853&e=1b00b68fe6> for
jurisdictions to recruit, retain, and train their workforce, including critical frontline public health workers such as epidemiologists, contact tracers, laboratory scientists, community
health workers, and data analysts. The funding also includes $140 million from a new appropriation for jurisdictions to strengthen and revitalize their public health infrastructure.
Lastly, national partners will be awarded $65 million to provide training, evaluation, and other technical assistance to jurisdictions as they work to strengthen the services they provide
and rebuild their workforce to help protect every American community.
Full Press Release here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=005b89d798&e=1b00b68fe6>
Updates from the Department of Labor
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in YouthBuild Program grants to support pre-apprenticeships in high-demand industries including construction, healthcare information technology and hospitality. The grant application
closes February 7th, 2023.
* Eligible applicants include rural, urban or Native American agencies that have previously served disadvantaged youth in a YouthBuild <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb
41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=d0501a93d5&e=1b00b68fe6> or other similar program.
On December 2nd, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=2db951b160&e=1b00b68fe6> that the American
economy added 263,000 jobs in the month of November, and that the unemployment rate remains at a historic low at 3.7%.
Affordable Connectivity Program Outreach Grant Notice of Funding Opportunity and Related Pilot Programs
The FCC has taken several significant steps recently to promote and facilitate affordable broadband service for the nation’s consumers via the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP),
a $14.2 billion program that helps ensure that qualifying low-income households can afford the broadband they need for work, school, healthcare and more. On November 10, 2022, the FCC
released a Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) for the ACP Outreach Grant Program. This ACP Outreach Grant Program NOFO provides up to $60 million for the National Competitive Outreach
Program (NCOP) and a minimum of $10 million for the Tribal Competitive Outreach Program (TCOP). The goal of the ACP Outreach Grant Program is to facilitate the promotion of the ACP
and increase awareness of and participation in the ACP among eligible households.
ACP Outreach Grant Program
Complete applications must be received electronically through https://www.grants.gov <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=e8c392c1e2&e=1b00b68fe6>
no later than 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time (EST) on January 9, 2023. The FCC anticipates making funding announcement by March 2023 following the application submission deadline of
January 9, 2023.
Pilot Program Grants
The FCC seeks Pilot Programs applications from a broad range of eligible entities and diverse geographic regions. To be considered for the Pilot Programs, applicants must timely and
properly submit an application in compliance with the application procedures and Pilot Program rules and requirements.
The Pilot Programs application can be accessed through the USAC portal located at: https://forms.universalservice.org/portal/login <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd
81f9c715ef4d&id=5d9d70f638&e=1b00b68fe6> . To complete an application, applicants will first need to register for the Affordable Connectivity Pilot Programs Application Portal at https://forms.univer
salservice.org/acppilotprograms/register. Detailed information on the registration process and other Pilot Programs application instructions can be found at https://www.fcc.gov/acp-pilots
<https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=28c85d9063&e=1b00b68fe6> .
All applications must be received electronically by 9:00 PM EST on January 9, 2023. Late applications will not be accepted.
For further information regarding the Pilot Programs, please send an email to ACPpilots@fcc.gov. For more information on the Pilot Programs, visit www.fcc.gov/acp-pilots <https://whitehouse.us10.lis
t-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=5191871f55&e=1b00b68fe6> . For more information on the Pilot Programs Grants, visit www.fcc.gov/acp-grants <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage
.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=8d99710c52&e=1b00b68fe6> .
The Federal Communications Commission Publishes Draft Broadband Availability Map
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) announced the publication of a first draft of the National Broadband Map <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&i
d=a8c6d73ee6&e=1b00b68fe6> showing fixed and mobile broadband availability data submitted by internet service providers through the Commission’s Broadband Data Collection (BDC). The
new National Broadband Map displays location-level information and is the most comprehensive, granular, and standardized data the Commission has ever made available on broadband availability.
The broadband availability data displayed on the map reflects services available as of June 30, 2022.
Unlike previous FCC broadband availability maps, consumers, state, local, and Tribal governments, service providers, and other entities can now dispute the data submitted by providers
and contribute to an ongoing effort to improve the accuracy of the map.
Stakeholders can now file challenges to the fixed and mobile broadband availability data shown. In addition, consumers may begin to submit corrections, in the form of individual challenges,
to the location data in the Broadband Serviceable Location Fabric <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=c15fdc7c04&e=1b00b68fe6> , a dataset
that includes all locations in the United States and Territories where fixed broadband internet access service has been or could be installed.
For additional information on the BDC resources including resources to aid bulk challenge submissions to mobile availability data, please see the Public Notice <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.co
m/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=9e3ea975e3&e=1b00b68fe6> on the available bulk challenge process resources. For information about the background and purpose of the BDC,
please visit the Broadband Data Collection Website <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=67bd57c618&e=1b00b68fe6> .
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Seeks Applicants Bipartisan State Advisory Committees
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights seeks applicants for its bipartisan State Advisory Committees, who serve as the Commission’s eyes and ears on the ground across the country, investigating
and researching civil rights issues specific to their jurisdiction. The Commission is especially interested in appointing individuals who have a demonstrated interest in civil rights,
voting rights, and the equal protection of the law in the administration of justice. Applicants do not have to be attorneys. Rather we seek individuals who can approach these issues
from diverse personal and professional experiences and from various points of view.
Interested applicants can learn more about the Commission’s Advisory Committees on the Commission’s website, www.usccr.gov <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715
ef4d&id=e719f89eba&e=1b00b68fe6> . Detailed information about the applications is available at https://lnkd.in/dF6tYWk <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d
&id=ef43757a97&e=1b00b68fe6> . Candidates may submit their applications via the online application portal at https://lnkd.in/dPH-859 <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41
dd81f9c715ef4d&id=cf899e8cb4&e=1b00b68fe6> . The Commission is actively recruiting for members from RHODE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY, NEW HAMPSHIRE, MICHIGAN, ALASKA & NORTH DAKOTA.
Advisory Committees have recently examined voting rights, civil rights impacts of education funding, seclusion and restraint of students with disabilities, women’s prisons, civil rights
impacts of civil asset forfeiture, immigration issues, policing practices, human trafficking, fair housing, civil rights issues related to payday lending, and criminal justice issues,
including civil rights implications of solitary confinement policies in prisons and disparate incarceration rates, among other topics. Advisory Committee reports may lead to policy
changes at the national, state or local levels.
Recent examples where reports were cited as a source for such changes include reports calling for digital equity in Maine, excessive use of force by law enforcement in Washington State,
and remote learning and equity in education in Nevada . In addition to legislators, civil rights advocates frequently use Advisory Committee reports as a resource to make change on
national, state and local levels.
Find the Application Link here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=ee90a9f836&e=1b00b68fe6>
U.S. Treasury Briefing: How Cities Can Use SLFR Funds for Housing Production & Preservation
The U.S. Treasury and National League of Cities are hosting a virtual discussion on how cities can use their State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) from the American Rescue Plan
Act (ARPA) for investments in affordable housing production, preservation, and to promote housing stability.
During the discussion you will learn more about the SLFRF program, its eligible uses, and about recent updates to the program guidance enhancing flexibility, including for long-term
loans such as LIHTC programs.
What: U.S. Treasury Briefing: How Cities Can Use SLFR Funds for Housing Production & Preservation
When: December 8th, 2022 at 3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Where: Webinar - RSVP here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=9f0ce18804&e=1b00b68fe6>
Who: U.S. Treasury officials and National League of Cities representatives
The session will be followed by a brief Q&A.
Biden-Harris Administration Launches 10th Year of Health Insurance Marketplace Open Enrollment
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Thanks to the American Rescue Plan and the Inflation Reduction Act, both signed into law by President Biden, a majority of people continue to have access to affordable premiums that
help lower costs for families. Four out of five customers will be able to find plans for $10 or less per month after tax credits.
Anyone who enrolls by December 15 can get full-year coverage that starts on January 1, 2023. All consumers, even those who currently have coverage through the Marketplace – should enroll
or re-enroll by logging into HealthCare.gov <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=1d3318daca&e=1b00b68fe6> and CuidadoDeSalud.gov <https://whitehouse.u
s10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=cb9f88c199&e=1b00b68fe6> or call 1-800-318-2596 to fill out an application. To find local help from a Navigator or certified
application counselor, or to be contacted by a Marketplace-registered agent or broker, go to https://www.healthcare.gov/find-assistance/ <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f62028
8bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=fbe630fe40&e=1b00b68fe6> .
Please find key highlights and improvements in the Marketplace Open Enrollment season on this fact sheet <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=a1aab7d809
&e=1b00b68fe6> , infographic <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=a4c5649de1&e=1b00b68fe6> , and press release <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/
track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=6d7cd94188&e=1b00b68fe6> .
The 2023-2024 White House Fellowship Application is Open!
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The application for the 2023-2024 White House Fellowship is now open. The application is available as of November 1, 2022, and will remain open until January 6, 2023, at 5:00 p.m. ET.
This week, Rose Vela, Director of the President’s Commission on White House Fellows, announced the opening of the application season for the 2023-2024 White House Fellowship year: “This
uniquely non-partisan program has a distinguished legacy that reaches back more than half a century, and we hope that Americans with a passion for leadership and public service will
take a look at the website, examine the criteria, and consider applying – or urge others to consider applying.”
The 2023-2024 White House Fellowship program year will begin in August 2023, and conclude in August 2024. All applicants must be United States citizens, and must have completed their
undergraduate education. With the exception of active duty military personnel, Federal Government employees are not eligible to apply.
For more information, including details about the Fellowships, its history, and the selection process, please visit: https://www.whitehouse.gov/get <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/clic
k?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=cfd32956e4&e=1b00b68fe6> - <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=5f3852ea42&e=1b00b68fe6> involved/fellows/
<https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=feac44e157&e=1b00b68fe6> . Any questions regarding the White House Fellowship program can be directed
to whitehousefellows@who.eop.gov. <mailto:whitehousefellows@who.eop.gov>
Application Portal here <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=197fb86100&e=1b00b68fe6>
Biden-Harris Administration Resources
ReproductiveRights.Gov <https://whitehouse.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=f620288bb41dd81f9c715ef4d&id=aab96c6291&e=1b00b68fe6> for the one-stop shop on resources regarding abortion
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