It is the intent of the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County that all residents have access to all city-funded programs and services. It is further the intent of Metro that all citizens are aware of their rights to such access. This site is designed to serve as an educational tool for citizens so that they may understand one of the civil rights laws which protect their benefit of programs and services, specifically, Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. At this site, you’ll learn about your rights under Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, you’ll learn how to file a discrimination complaint, be able to access other useful civil rights links, and other useful information.
- What is Title VI?
- Examples of Title VI Non-Compliance
- How To File A Complaint
- Rules, Executive Orders, and Laws
- Common Myths about Title VI
- Limited English Proficiency
- Title VI Poster (English)
- Title VI Poster (Spanish)
Title VI Annual Reports
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2024
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2023
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2022
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2021
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2020
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2019
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2018
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2017
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2016
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2015
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2014
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2013
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2012
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2011
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2010
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2009
- Metro Title VI Compliance Implementation Report for 2008