FBI employee, Diana Spencer, wins the organization's commemorative poster contest for Hispanic Heritage Month.
Diana Spencer wears a dress from Spain during Hispanic Heritage festivities.
FBI NORFOLK EVENTS
Recognizing the interdependency of children, parents, other adults, community groups, businesses, schools, social services, and health services, the FBI focuses its community outreach efforts on the community, the schools, and the workplace. The Norfolk Division of the FBI actively participates in events that:
- Assist local businesses to establish crime prevention
- Educate corporations about the dangers of substance abuse and Internet safety
- Provide up-to-date information on gangs, terrorism and other problems affecting the community
- Promote diversity and tolerance
Coming Soon ...
The Norfolk Division of the FBI's Mentoring Program
FBI school-based initiatives center around Adopt-a-school Programs. Included are the Junior Special Agent, Mentoring, and Tutoring Programs, which assist socioeconomically disadvantaged students to improve academically and to develop into good citizens. Other school-based efforts involve providing FBI personnel as guest speakers for existing issues affecting the public schools.
To schedule a presentation or request a program for your school, mail your inquiry to:
FBI Norfolk, Community Outreach Program
150 Corporate Boulevard
Norfolk, VA 23502
Faxed requests will also be accepted at 757-455-2714
