30×30 initiative seeks to increase representation of women
In the latest Unlocked podcast, hear about the 30×30 initiative pledge CDCR recently signed to increase women representation by the year 2030. Also learn about the efforts planned to meet the goal shared by Rosanna Rodriguez, Manager within Office of Peace Officer Selection over Recruitment.
Special guest Lt. Priscilla Gonzalez also shares her personal experience as a peace officer woman working within the Department. She discusses struggles, successes, and encouragement of future female officers.
Listen to the episode: CDCR Unlocked – Women’s History Month: A look into CDCR efforts to increase representation of women with the 30×30 initiative. | RSS.com
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