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Washington Field Office Community Outreach


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The WFO’s Community Outreach Programs enable community leaders, business executives, and young people to learn about the FBI’s mission and foster a greater understanding of the role of federal law enforcement through frank discussion, education, and hands–on–training. By creating partnerships, we are able to build a network of supporters and help prevent crime, violence, drug use, and gangs through programs, speeches, and events. We accomplish this outreach through the following programs:

The Citizens’ Academy is an eight-week course for business, religious, civic, and community leaders that provides an inside look at the FBI’s mission, goals, and objectives.

The Adopt-a-School youth programs serve students in Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia, reinforcing basic academic principles. For more information:

Speaker Requests for FBI Washington Field Office

Speaker requests for WFO special agents are coordinated through the Office of Community Outreach Programs. All requests must be submitted no later than 60 days prior to the requested event. Please complete and follow the directions included on the WFO Speaker Request Form.

The following Community outreach partners and events are vital to building local relationships and to “knowing our domain.”
 
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