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Volume 22, Issue 2
More Than 175 People Make Croquet Day a Success! 1
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e are thrilled to share that our 6th Annual Croquet Day raised more than $42,000 for SCAN's child abuse prevention programs! Many thanks to the more than 175 people who made this success possible—including Croquet Bob, 100+ players on more than 30 teams, dozens of volunteers and our many generous sponsors. The happy hour-style event took place at Oronoco Bay Park, followed by an after-party at Vola's Dockside Grill. 1: Volunteer Laura Cummings helps one of the more than 100 registered attendees. 2: Kurt Schneid of Brand Ready Media and Croquet Bob share their thoughts on the fun for a video recap of the day. 3: The winning team from Access National Bank. 4: Tribal Tech LLC's Nicole Giannini celebrates a great turn, with the competition looking on. Tribal Tech came in second place in the tournament overall. A special thank you to lead sponsors CustomInk and McEnearney Associates! Special thanks to PSK Creative for Croquet Day photographs.
Heroes Honored at 16th Annual Ally in Prevention Awards
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n April 6th, SCAN presented the 2018 Ally in Prevention Awards to Cheryl Fuentes in Arlington (top left), Bootsie Humenansky in Fairfax (top right), Jennifer Kooyoomjian in Prince William, Dr. Judith Hanley in Loudoun (bottom left), and Cindi Christensen in Alexandria (bottom right). SCAN's own Tracy Leonard also received an Honorary Ally in Prevention Award. Leon Harris of NBC4, a SCAN Honorary Board Member, presented the awards at a luncheon where Carine McCandless, New York Times bestselling author of The Wild Truth, gave a Keynote Address to those in attendance. SC AN of Nor thern Virginia | w w w.sc anva.org
A note from the Public Education Program: Dear Friends, I feel humbled and honored to be the new Public Education Manager for this incredible organization. Since joining SCAN’s team in April, I have met the most caring and compassionate people who all share a passion for creating a healthier, happier community and preventing child abuse by supporting positive parenting and building resiliency in children. Prior to joining SCAN’s team, I worked as a Certified Child Life Specialist and Certified Trauma Practitioner at Children’s hospitals across the east coast including Inova Health System, University of Maryland Medical Center, The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, Johns Hopkins Children’s Center, and Children’s National Health System. In this role, I supported children and families by explaining complex medical procedures to children in words they understood, developed coping plans with families to make medical interventions as easy as possible for children, and helped children understand and cope through life’s most challenging events, such as a new diagnosis or death. As a Child Life Specialist, I held and comforted the crying mother whose baby had just died from SIDS, despite the medical team’s best effort to save his life. I gently explained to a scared and confused 4-year-old what the nurses were going to do during her medical exam after she had been sexually abused. And I locked eyes—and then hands—with a nurse as we stood side-by-side over the crib of a baby who was so badly beaten that we weren’t sure he would survive. Time after time, I was always left feeling helpless and asked myself, “What can I do to prevent this? How can I stop these terrible things from happening?” I have been so very fortunate to find the answers to those elusive questions here at SCAN as the Public Education Manager. The child abuse prevention work that this organization does is truly remarkable, and I am privileged to be part of initiatives and programs that prevent child abuse and neglect, and stop children from ever having to reach the hospital’s doorstep, where I once stood.
New "No Hit Zone" Initiative Begins T
hrough grant funding from the Northern Virginia Health Foundation, and in partnership with Child Protection Partnership, SCAN has provided training, implementation materials, and technical support to 12 partnering sites to implement No Hit Zones in the Greater Prince William community.
The No Hit Zone concept was originally created by Lolita McDavid, MD, professor of pediatrics at Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital in 2005. Since its initial inception within pediatric hospital settings, No Hit Zones have expanded throughout the country and beyond the walls of hospitals to become a public health campaign that promotes a culture of non-violence, safety and health. The philosophy of a No Hit Zone is simple, yet a simple message plays a crucial role in raising awareness and changing attitudes and behaviors about using hitting as a form of punishment. In a No Hit Zone all adults and children are expected to follow these rules: • No adult shall hit a child • No adult shall hit another adult • No child shall hit an adult • No child shall hit another child Partnering sites began their journey to become a No Hit Zone by first completing an environmental evaluation with SCAN. This evaluation helped sites explore environmental strategies and physical design options that promoted safe, supportive environments for children and families. Following the environmental evaluation implementation, site staff received 1.5 hours of training. This training reviewed No Hit Zone policy and resource materials available for families, as well as strategies to de-escalate potentially stressful situations to prevent hitting from occurring, and to promote positive interactions between parents and their children. Interested in learning more about this new public education effort in Northern Virginia? Want to download materials on positive discipline? Visit www.scanva.org/nohitzone.
Gratefully Yours,
Allyson Halverson Public Education Manager
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We're Strengthening Families!
A note from the Parent Education Program Dear Friends,
This spring, SCAN implemented three Strengthening Families 10-14 programs at Key Middle School, Poe Middle School and Falls Church High School in addition to our 14-week Strengthening Families 6-11 program at the Brent Place apartment complex. Over 60 parents and 70 youth participated in these strength-based, skill-building family programs!
SCAN Receives VFHY 3-Year Grant to Continue Work
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CAN has, for the second time in a row, been awarded a 3-year tobacco prevention grant from the Virginia Foundation for Healthy Youth. This grant allows us to partner with Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS) as well as Fairfax County Public Schools to provide the Strengthening Families Program to families with children in middle and elementary schools. In addition, we will be working with ACPS and Alexandria’s Department of Human Services to implement Red Ribbon Week, Kick Butts Day, and the Healthy Conversations forum, all events for Alexandria’s students and families promoting the drug and smoke-free lifestyle. We couldn’t be more excited to continue our work strengthening families and promoting healthy choices for youth with this grant!
UPCOMING VOLUNTEER ORIENTATIONS:
We have come to the end of our program year and are grateful for the wonderful turnout of parents and volunteers that made this year a success. With the support and hard work of 34 facilitators, a total of 16 parenting series and workshops were implemented. And over 250 parents and 260 youth were served by one or more of SCAN’s parenting programs. But numbers aren’t the only impact worth mentioning. We invite you to read page 5 featuring our youth facilitator, Eve Montavon, who shares her experience working with youth and how a particular family was impacted by the program she facilitated. We are not only celebrating the success of the past year but also the growth the Parent Education team will experience this coming year thanks to new funding for programs in Prince William and Loudoun Counties. One of the new programs SCAN will implement is Parenting Wisely. This highly-interactive program uses a risk-focused approach to reduce family conflict and help improve the quality of parent-child relationships. This—along with SCAN's ongoing programs—will enable us to continue helping families on their parenting journey. There is much to celebrate as we enter this new year with new programs and new partners, but we can’t do any of it without our volunteers. If you have been thinking about a way to help your community, now is the time to join us! The Parent Education Program needs volunteer facilitators, meal planners, logistics coordinators and childcare providers. Will you consider a role on our important team of volunteers? We'd love to meet you!
Marisol Morales Parent Education Manager
Wednesday, August 8, 2018 – 6:30 PM Wednesday, September 12, 2018 – 12:30 PM Wednesday, October 3, 2018 – 6:30 PM Wednesday, November 7, 2018 – 12:30 PM Wednesday, December 12, 2018 – 6:30 PM
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A note from the Alexandria/Arlington CASA Program Dear Friends, Where does the time go? June marked my one-year anniversary at SCAN, and what an amazing year it has been! We swore in our 38th and 39th class of advocates. We added dedicated trainings in educational advocacy—an area where many of our children have fallen through the cracks and can greatly benefit from having a person in the schools ensuring that they have the necessary services to achieve academic success. Additionally, we expanded our training on cultural competency and poverty awareness in an effort to ensure every advocate is prepared to work within our diverse communities. In the last 12 months, we have offered inservice opportunities on Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), Sex Trafficking, Resiliency, Kinship Foster Care, Darkness to Light, Mandated Reporting, the Opioid Epidemic, Court Report Writing and the new (and very popular) Mingle & Jingle, our December event that brought together veteran and new advocates to meet, exchange ideas and enjoy good food and great company! In May, the CASA Program also welcomed Corina Solorzano, our new bilingual case supervisor. Please learn more about her on page 6! During my first year at SCAN, I have met some of the most amazing, interesting and dedicated people; from staff to advocates to the stakeholders with whom we work. There is no better feeling than knowing that a child’s path to permanency has been a little easier because the child's CASA volunteer advocated for his/her best interest. Being an advocate can sometimes be frustrating because our victories are often small, but they are victories all the same. I have had the privilege of being in court when the J&DR Judges have commented about the value of the CASA report and how much they appreciate the time and effort we put into every case. CASA advocates do the work they do because they want to make a difference in the lives of the children they serve, which can be a thankless job. As we end the fiscal year and begin a new one, please let me thank all of our advocates for donating over 6,000 advocacy hours and over 1,500 training hours in an effort to better serve the abused and neglected children of Alexandria and Arlington. It has been a privilege working with all the advocates, staff and Board here at SCAN. I am truly looking forward to seeing what the next year will bring.
Amy Wilker CASA Program Manager
Welcome New Volunteers!
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fter more than 32 hours of training, our newest class of CASA volunteers took their final step in becoming an advocate and were sworn in on May 8, 2018 by the Honorable Judge Frogale, Chief Justice of the Alexandria Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. Also in attendance were the Honorable Judge Varoutsos, Chief Justice of the Arlington Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court, and Judge Robb at the Arlington Juvenile Domestic Relations Court. The judges spoke of the value they place on the information provided in CASA reports and importance of the work that these new advocates are about to undertake. Our newest advocates represent a variety of ages and professions, and we even gained three men! Amongst them, they have trained as a clown, acknowledged a love of bowling, work full time and part time or are retired. This class truly bonded on its journey through training and hated to see it end! Please help me welcome these newest advocates into the SCAN/CASA family of volunteers: Amanda Bishcoping, Elizabeth Crowe, Sandra Darville, Valerie Gleisberg, Ibn Jalil, Tara Kroll, Chris Miller, Mary Ella Payne, Elizabeth Peckham, Mark Riley and Sarah Kim.
Special thanks to supporters who helped at recent CASA trainings: Tom Cullen, Guardian ad Litem; Chris Ehmann, Arlington DHS, CPS Human Services Clinician; Emery Jefferies, Alexandria DCHS, Family Engagement Worker; Jacque Tuck, Arlington DHS, CPS Human Services Clinician; and CASA Volunteers Shawn Daniels, Shelley DeButts, Barbara Foelber, Linda Franz, Paula Kougeas, Mercedes Legrand, Michael Mitchell, Bruce Neuling, Carolyn Sahni, Azher Salikuddin, and Paloma Santiago-Adorno.
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SCAN says thank you to our generous community: ACCESS NATIONAL BANK and its Senior VP and Relationship Manager, JOHN MCMANUS, for hosting SCAN’s Circle of Hope reception on June 21. BELTWAY BREWING's STEN SELLIER and ELIZABETH KAPPEL for hosting a great event in January. Kudos also to SARA CARLIN and BORROWED TIME for providing the great live music. BRAND READY'S KURT SCHNEID and his assistant, ALAN SHERBA, for helping emcee, record, and produce a video on Croquet Day 2018. BURKE & HERBERT BANK for hosting its annual coin drive to support SCAN’s child abuse prevention programs. With the Bank’s $1,000 match, SCAN raised $2,600. Thanks also to MATTEO BERARDINI (son of our staffer, Marisol Morales) for helping to deposit coins at the bank’s Fern Street location in April. PSK PHOTOGRAPHY's MINH PHAM for donating his talents in photographing all of the festivities at both Croquet Day and Circle of Hope. Old Town’s SARA CAMPBELL boutique and SCAN board member ADRIENNE HENSLEY, for hosting a Girls’ Day Out Shopping day for SCAN on June 14. CHRISTINE TIPTON, SCAN Board member and Chair of Croquet Day 2018, for her awesome leadership in reformatting our spring event and making it a huge success. YATES AUTOMOTIVE for selecting SCAN as their charity of choice in June as part of their "Give Your 2 Cents" program, where 2 cents per gallon sold during the month went to SCAN. The proceeds raised almost $900 for SCAN! BARBARA FOELBER, ALISSA MARCHANT and LAURA YAGER for raising funds for SCAN on their Facebook pages to celebrate their birthdays. (Together, they raised more than $1,500!) A special thank you to MASON HIRST FOUNDATION for its $10,000 matching donation as well as our free agents, who helped us raise over $24,000 for Spring2ACTion! Our free agents included:
STACEY LYNN CHAFFIN, REBEKAH CHOVANEC, LAURA CUMMINGS, BARBARA FOELBER, TRACY LEONARD, CANDICE LOPEZ, SARAH MAGEE, SALLY E. RICHARDS, AMY ROCKMORE, and DANIELE THOMAS-POLLARD.
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Meet Eve Montavon: SCAN Parent Education Facilitator
Eve Montavon has facilitated with SCAN’s Parent Education for the past several years, most recently with the Strengthening Families Program. We asked her to share her thoughts on her experience and the impact of the program: As a facilitator it can be challenging to be able to try to meet the needs of the participants while balancing the diverse backgrounds of the youth and adult participants. The fact is that usually the first class, the teens do not want to attend Strengthening Families Program. It is challenging trying to gain their trust but usually after the first session they warm up and see that the program is fun, informative, and interactive and that it will be valuable to them and to their family. I am often deeply moved and inspired by being a small part of helping adolescents and parents cross the generational divide and build bridges to connect with each other. It is energizing to be with families that desire to be strong, healthy, supportive and willing to put the time into learning ways to do this by coming to the class. For both parents and teens, it is a big commitment and sacrifice to come to three hours once a week session for the 8-week long series. I am rewarded each week when I observe for example, a parent and a teen that were clearly not comfortable week one, growing and learning how to listen to and respect each other and to see the walls come down and the smiles on their faces as they interact through the family activities, games and discussions. I think much of the impact of the program happens outside actual class time as this is when the parents and youth have the chance to put the new skills they have learned into practice. One powerful memory I have that illustrates the impact of the program was when I was at a church Easter pageant and I noticed two youth in the drama that looked familiar, but I could not quite place from where. At the intermission of the program, a parent who had participated in Strengthening Families approached me with a big smile and hugged me and went on to tell me how much she and her two children had gained from the class and how her children were now doing better in school, had become involved in church and that the family was so much happier and often talked about the class.
Interested in volunteering with SCAN's Parent Education Program? Join us for our next Volunteer Orientation on September 12th! Speak Up for Children - SUMMER/FALL 2018
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G R A N T U P D AT E : Loudoun County Nonprofit Grant | $63,297 for Parent Education and Public Education CBCAP | $50,000 for Parent Education and Public Education Virginia Healthy Youth Foundation | $50,000 for Parent Education Alexandria Fund for Human Services | $42,500 for Parent Education Alexandria Fund for Human Services | $16,250 for CASA Vicky Collins Charitable Foundation | $15,000 for CASA Wells Fargo | $15,000 for all programs Nordstrom | $10,000 for Parent Education Community Foundation for Northern Virginia | $7,300 for Parent Education 100 Women Strong | $5,000 for Parent Education AT&T | $5,000 for Public Education Verizon | $5,000 for Public Education Alexandria Rotary Foundation | $2,500 for CASA Arlington County Bar Foundation | $2,500 for CASA Arlington Kiwanis | $2,000 for CASA Alexandria Bar Association Foundation | $1,000 for CASA
P E O P L E O N T H E M O V E AT S C A N A N D B E Y O N D. . . SCAN is thrilled to welcome Leah Fraley as its new Executive Director. Leah has significant experience protecting children from abuse and exploitation, and a thorough background as a manager, executive leader, and fund-raiser. Most recently, she worked at the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children based in Alexandria. We are grateful to Mary Agee, former President and CEO of Northern Virginia Family Service, who has served as SCAN's Interim Executive Director this summer. Thank you for your leadership, Mary! David Hawkins joins SCAN's Honorary Board of Directors after many years attending SCAN's fundraising events and directing community support at McEnearney Associates. Today he is Executive Vice President and Principal Broker, and we are thrilled he has formalized his connection with our organization. Welcome, David! Marc Katz joins SCAN's Honorary Board of Directors. Marc co-founded CustomInk, the leader in custom apparel and accessories for groups and communities, in 2000 at the age of 23. He has led the company through tremendous growth, helping CustomInk become a $300 million community commerce innovator, recognized for marketplace and workplace excellence, with a powerful board and leadership team. Welcome, Marc! Laura Yager, SCAN's spirited "cheerleader," became President of the Board of Directors, succeeding Sean Hosty . Thank you, Sean, for your amazing leadership!
Sonia Quinóñez, Carine McCandless, Leon Harris and Tracy Leonard at the 2018 Ally in Prevention Awards luncheon in April.
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CAN recently said goodbye to two very important team members. Sonia Quinonez, SCAN's former Executive Director, also previously served as SCAN's first Development Director and was with the organization for nearly 15 years. Sonia doubled SCAN's budget since 2010, while increasing utilization of trauma-informed, evidence-based, and outcome-focused programming. Under her leadership, SCAN built collaborative partnerships in Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun and Greater Prince William. She is now working as the Northern Virginia Program Director for the Meyer Foundation. We are grateful for her model leadership and wish her continued success! Tracy Leonard, SCAN's former Public Education Manager, recently moved cross-country with her family. Her work in public education grew SCAN's outreach in the community as well as the breadth of the program's impact. During her five years with SCAN, Tracy oversaw the launch of the Operation Safe Babies initiative, helped SCAN break the 1,000 adults training milestone in Darkness to Light child sexual abuse prevention trainings, and further bolstered SCAN's position as a thought leader in the region for prevention.
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MyLe Chang, CPA, a financial executive with 20 years of experience, joins SCAN's Board of Directors. MyLe is a pro-active and resultsoriented manager with expertise in SEC reporting, the development of accounting controls and processes, streamlining existing financial operations and the successful completion of business acquisitions and/ or dispositions. She holds an Impressive record of accomplishments in both small and large organizations ranging from $300 million to over $3 billion. Welcome, MyLe! Allyson Halverson joined the SCAN team as its new Public Education Manager in April. Prior to joining SCAN, Allyson was a Certified Child Life Specialist and Certified Trauma Practitioner at Inova Health System, where she worked directly with children in times of trauma. Her understanding of the downstream effects of not investing in prevention, and genuine commitment to children and families, will be a vital asset for SCAN. Welcome, Allyson! Corina Solorzano joined SCAN’s Alexandria/Arlington CASA Program staff in the Spring of 2018 as our new Bilingual Case Supervisor. She holds a BA in International Development and obtained her Masters in Conflict Analysis and Resolution in May of 2018 from George Mason University. Prior to joining SCAN, Corina worked for the Office of Migration and Refugee Services within Catholic Charities where she worked with volunteers to provide resources for newly arrived refugees. In addition, Corina served as a Conduct Officer for the Office of Student Conduct within George Mason University.
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Celebrating with SCAN's Circle of Hope
SCAN OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA HONORARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS The Hon. Don Beyer U.S. Representative
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ith generous co-host Access National Bank, SCAN gathered members of its Circle of Hope on June 21st to celebrate this important group of donors--individuals who give at least $1,000 annually. Alexandria's Town Crier Dr. Benjamin Fiore-Walker gave a rousing proclamation about SCAN's 30th anniversary and its impact in the community. 1: Alexandria’s Town Crier with SCAN board member, Marty Abbott; 2: SCAN founder Dave Cleary accepts a check from Kelly and Alan Harbitter. 3: Guests listen as CASA volunteer Kelly Harbitter and Parent Education participant Tammy Chorbaji speak about SCAN's impact on children and families. 4: Outgoing Executive Director Sonia Quinonez is honored by Board Vice President Laura Yager for her 15-year commitment to the growth and success of SCAN's programs.
The Hon. Gerald Connolly U.S. Representative The Hon. Barbara Favola Virginia State Senator
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Tim Gale AMS Group Leon Harris NBC4 David Hawkins McEnearney Associates Erin Hodson, MSN Inova Children's Hospital Marc Katz CustomInk BOARD OF DIRECTORS Laura Yager, MEd (President) Ravi Chandra, BA (Vice President) Candice Lopez, MPA (Secretary)
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Sean Hosty, MBA (Treasurer) Joe Carlin, MS, MBA (Past President) David Cleary, MS (Founder) Martha G. Abbott, MS MyLe Chang, CPA Valerie Cuffee, MSW Donna Fleming Cuviello, MSA Darryl Dove, MBA Wayne S. Ebenfeld, MPA
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Special thanks to current Circle of Hope members who have given gifts of $1,000+ last year: Martha Abbott Deborah and Glen Adams John Andelin and Virginia Geoffrey Susan Anthony Linda Banton Stan Barg Jim Barthmaier Mia and Tim Bass Blair Blake Jeff and Joyce Bliss Darren and Caroline Broemmer Catherine and Bob Bucknam David and Rixey Canfield Joe and Sara Carlin Ken Chadwick and Melanie Dunn-Chadwick Ravi and Kiyomi Chandra Claire Cifaloglio and Rob Abbot David Cleary Nancy Como William and Bethanne Cople Mike Cronin Valerie and Rubin Cuffee Cynthia and John Culbertson Laura and Chris Cummings Peter and Donna Cuviello Janelle and Michael Day Christopher Devine Patrick and Cheryl Drennon Michael and Ann Duff
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Brooksie Koopman and Mark Eaton Wayne Ebenfeld Diane Fiske Tim and Jennifer Gale Nancy Hall Kelly and Alan Harbitter Joanne Harman Nick and Anna Harris Tom Hay and Gail Ledford Dennis and Adrienne Hensley Tom and Magaly Hirst Louis Hofheimer Sean and April Hosty Jill Jermano and Steven Mielnicki Leana and Marc Katz Francine and Steven Katz Mary and John Kudless Grace and Dave Lawson Jack and Karen LeCuyer Tom Hay and Gail Ledford Tracy and Matt Leonard Ana Lucia Lico and Timothy Bickham Candice Lopez and Jim Greif Ted and Willa Lutz Shirl Mammarella and Tom Tuck Chris and Nancy Marzilli Charles and Ysabel McAleer Steve and Sandy McCutchan Nelia Millington
Kevin Monroe Lori and Nigel Morris Paul Murtagh and Erin Cleary Miriam and Ted Nissly Casey and Caroline Nolan Bryan and Elizabeth Palma Jennifer Peters Mary Phelps and Randy Taussig Ellen and Patrick Pinschmidt Sonia and Jose Quinonez Jonathan Scanlon Barbara Schaufeld Karen and Fredrick D Schaufeld Scott and Camille Shaw Fay and Jack Slotnick Michael Arthur and Elaine Stone-Arthur Jennifer and Mark Strickland Regina Strong Michael and Patty Tae Kay and John Tibbits Christine and Nate Tipton Victoria and Fabrice Vasques John and Bridget Weaver Nancy Weaver and Charlie Mahjoobi George and Ashley Wilson Kent and Mary Pat Woodman Laura Yager Robert Yager
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Jennifer Strickland, MA Gwena Kay Tibbits, JD Christine Tipton SCAN STAFF Mary Agee - Interim Executive Director Ann Caulkins - CASA Case Supervisor Alice Clark - Parent Education Coordinator Allyson Halverson - Public Education Manager Marisol Morales - Parent Education Manager Samantha R. Nemeth - Development Associate Sally E. Richards - Director of Development Sarah Self - Public Education Coordinator Corina SolĂłrzano - CASA Case Supervisor Amy Wilker - CASA Program Manager Christina Zaveri - Business Operations Manager
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