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Reince Preibus, the Republican National Committee chairman, just hired a field director and a communications director to boost outreach among Asian voters.

It has provided funding for Combat Stress – and more community psychiatric nurses are being hired to boost community outreach teams.

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While Ray Kelly's force basked in post-9/11 overreach, like spying on Muslims and baiting informants, Bratton has decided to streamline the Bureau's efforts and boost community outreach.

DHS' Office for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties will boost its outreach to affected communities, and the its Office of International Engagement will work with the governments of U.S.-based foreign nationals who have been affected. .

In the meantime, the GAO notes that the Department of Health and Human Services is boosting its outreach efforts so more people know about the program.

Officials and health workers feared that public awareness of the threat had diminished, and launched the campaign to uncover hidden and unreported cases of the virus while boosting community outreach.

The Barbican – which receives its core funding from the City of London – received a 108% boost for its outreach work in London's East End.

Last year, the Republican National Committee hired two Asian Americans to boost its community outreach apparatus, Jason Chung and Stephen Fong.

Young's comments come as many in the Republican Party are working to boost its Latino outreach and smooth over past differences over immigration reform.

But let's concede, for the sake of argument, that just taking the immigration issue off the table for a cycle or so could be helpful to Republican minority outreach, and boost the next G.O.P. nominee's share of the Hispanic vote back into the 30s.