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  1. Dena Wenzler, Supervisor at the central region, says because of changes in the attainment of jobs, she and other women have been able to succeed—something she could have never dreamed about years ago.

    “When I was little, I did not know of the opportunities available to women as I grew up in South Arkansas in a middle-income family with 5 children. I later instilled in my two daughters that a hard work ethic will pay off with good opportunities. Today, they both hold college degrees and have very accomplished careers.”  - Dena Wenzler, Supervisor, U.S. Census Bureau, Arkansas Region
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  2. : , travel to Louisiana to highlight historic broadband infrastructure investments coming to the state and meet with and Acadiana Planning Commissioner Monique Boulet. 📸:

    During their visit to the Pelican State, Vice President Harris and Deputy Secretary Graves were joined by Governor John Bel Edwards and Acadiana Planning Commissioner Monique Boulet for a tour of Sunset Library, where they met with community members impacted by broadband connectivity issues.
    During their visit to the Pelican State, Vice President Harris and Deputy Secretary Graves were joined by Governor John Bel Edwards and Acadiana Planning Commissioner Monique Boulet for a tour of Sunset Library, where they met with community members impacted by broadband connectivity issues.
    During their visit to the Pelican State, Vice President Harris and Deputy Secretary Graves were joined by Governor John Bel Edwards and Acadiana Planning Commissioner Monique Boulet for a tour of Sunset Library, where they met with community members impacted by broadband connectivity issues.
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  3. the Priority Area Leads come from 9 different agencies across govt? Meet these leaders from , , , , , , , & . Learn how they’ll work to advance the PMA!

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  4. After seeking input last summer, the U.S. Department of Commerce’s issued a draft of its “AI Risk Management Framework” on March 17, giving interested parties until April 29 to comment as it seeks progress in a pressing matter.

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  6. Tornadoes, high winds, flooding & severe storms ravaged parts of Kentucky, Tennessee & Illinois last Dec. A new tool is helping gauge the number of people vulnerable to disasters like these because they are more “at risk.”

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  7. In honor of , & as part of its efforts to protect and promote the ingenuity of American inventors & entrepreneurs, is proud to share some inspiring stories of notable women innovators. Discover more:

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  9. Janei Holder MLS, CSM, Center for Enterprise Dissemination Services and Consumer Innovation , says is a chance to recognize the courage it takes to educate, adapt and empower because one empowered woman will empower the next.

    “As many organizations have initiated agile transformations, women in leadership are now a frequent occurrence and highly visible. Many women have taken the opportunity to demonstrate how their skills and experience have modernized the workplace and while balancing their personal life." Janei Holder, MLS, CSM, Center for Enterprise Dissemination Services and Consumer Innovation. U. S. Census Bureau
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  10. Today & traveled to Sunset, Louisiana, to hear directly from Louisianans about the struggles they face due to the stark digital divide and lack of access to fast, affordable, and reliable broadband.

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  11. Our competitors like China are racing to support their semiconductor industries and they aren’t waiting for us to catch up. Every day we wait is a day we fall further behind.

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  12. Jane Karl, Admin Assistant in the Office of Congressional & Intergovernmental Affairs , says she came from a mentality that men are the ones who run companies & government. But being able to leave that mentality behind has been life-changing.

    “Seeing women work hard and speak up for what they believe in here at the Census Bureau has been very powerful to me.  Years ago, I didn’t think it was possible to retire, but thanks to the trailblazing women at the Census Bureau, I know my future is bright. - Jane Karl, Administrative Assistant, Office of Congressional and Intergovernmental Affairs, U.S. Census Bureau
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  13. From Land, Sea, and Air to Exporting – Women-Owned Businesses on the Go! is sharing insight on EXIM financing products & services & resources available for women-owned businesses. Register to hear from , & more on 3/23:

    Free webinar: From Land, Sea and ait to Exporting: Women-Owned Businesses on the Go!
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  14. Today, I hosted a bipartisan panel for a roundtable discussion about domestic semiconductor manufacturing, boosting domestic manufacturing, and helping America compete in the 21st century. Watch here:

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  15. Cristina Tello-Trillo, Senior Economist, Center for Economic Studies , says reminds us of the pioneering women who didn't give up and advocated for changes because they wanted a better future for all women.

    “Women did not appear in history books in the same way men did. Women's History Month was born out of a feminist push to recognize women's legacy and incorporate it more extensively in educational curricula. It inspires us to be aware of the current challenges and continue the work.” - Cristina Tello-Trillo, Senior Economist, Center for Economic Studies, U.S. Census Bureau
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  16. Happy First Day of Spring! 🌺 Here’s to warmer temperatures, new life and dramatic splashes of every imaginable color. Photo courtesy of Scott Eliot

    wildflower blooms with a snow-capped mountain in the background.
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  17. : Arts and cultural economic activity accounted for 4.2% of GDP, or $876.7 billion, in 2020, the Arts and Cultural Production Satellite Account shows. Learn more from :

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  18. US export controls aim to degrade Russia’s military

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  19. The U.S. Commerce Department on Friday moved to effectively ground 100 airplanes that have recently flown to Russia and are believed to violate U.S. export controls

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  20. “This is clearly a national security issue, so we’ll be bringing together experts from both sides of the aisle, including Trump supporters,” told . “Every day that we wait is a day that we fall behind.”

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