According to the Fed,
"The Federal Reserve on Tuesday announced the establishment of offices to promote diversity and inclusion at the Federal Reserve Board and at all 12 of the Federal Reserve Banks.
The offices will build on the Federal Reserve System’s long-standing efforts to promote equal employment opportunity and diversity, and will continue to work to foster diversity in procurement, with a focus on minority-owned and women-owned businesses. The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act required that diversity and inclusion offices be established at certain federal agencies, including the Federal Reserve Board, and at the Federal Reserve Banks. In addition to promoting diversity at the Board and throughout the System, the Board’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion will play an integral role in the development of standards to assess the diversity practices at entities regulated by the Federal Reserve as required by the Dodd-Frank Act.
The heads of the diversity and inclusion offices are:
• Federal Reserve Board, Sheila Clark.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, Marques Benton.
• Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Diane Ashley.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Mary Ann Hood.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, Peggy Velimesis.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Tammy Cummings.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Joan Buchanan.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Valerie Van Meter.
• Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, James Price.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, Duane Carter.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City, Donna Ward.
• Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Tyrone Gholson.
• Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Susan Sutherland."