of Health. (E) The Department of Justice. (F) The Department of Housing and Urban Development. (2) The Attorney General shall appoint the following: (A) One officer or employee of a defender organization described in section 3006A(g)(2) of title 18, United States Code. (B) Two representatives of community-based organizations that have expertise working on culturally specific issues unique to the needs of Black women and girls. (c) Terms The term of a member of the Task Force shall be 4 years, and the member shall be eligible for consecutive reappointment by the head of their respective agency or the Attorney General. (d) Purpose The purpose of the Task Force is to examine the conditions and experiences of Black women and girls, to identify and assess the efficacy of policies and programs of Federal, State, and local governments designed to improve outcomes for Black women and girls, and to make recommendations to improve such policies and programs. (e) Duties The duties of the Task Force are as follows: (1) Education The Task Force shall identify and recommend programs, policies, and incentives for adoption by Federal, State, or local governments with respect to the following: (A) Community-led educational and support programs for Black girls in kindergarten through grade 12, which shall include the following: (i) Social and emotional learning programs, including those that employ facilitators trained in identity-based dialogue. (ii) Support for girls who have a parent or guardian who is incarcerated or has a substance use disorder. (iii) Support for a college scholarship fund and programs to increase access to post-secondary education for Black children of incarcerated parents. (iv) Classroom and after school empowerment programs for Black girls. (v) Community-led civic engagement and community organizing education. (vi) Classroom and community-led art, theater, and STEM learning centers. (vii) School-based and community-based programs to eliminate the detention and incarceration of school-aged children that