[PNWHEALTH] FW: [Sswjobs] Awesome Volunteer Opportunity

[Boisvert, Deanne]

-----Original Message-----
From: Indra M. Trujillo, MSW [mailto:indra at u.washington.edu] 
Sent: Wednesday, August 18, 2004 4:31 PM
To: sswjobs at u.washington.edu
Subject: [Sswjobs] Awesome Volunteer Opportunity

The mayor is seeking folks who are interested in being appointed to the
Seattle Women's Commission.  See the info below.  It's a great opportunity
to learn about and help shape local politics that impact women in our
community!

http://www.seattlechannel.org/news/detail.asp?ID=4537&Dept=40
It is also copied here:
  FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:	
August 13, 2004

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT:		
Kristin Distelhorst, (206) 684-4537
Haddis Tadesse, Office of the Mayor (206)-684-8119

COMMISSIONERS SOUGHT FOR SEATTLE WOMEN'S COMMISSION

SEATTLE - Mayor Greg Nickels is looking for candidates to serve on the
Seattle Women's Commission.  Members will be appointed to the Commission for
two-year terms.  All appointments are subject to confirmation by the Seattle
City Council.  Commissioners must reside in Seattle and serve without
compensation.

The Seattle Women's Commission advises the Mayor, City Council and city
departments on issues that impact the women of Seattle. The Commission
identifies areas of concern and recommends policy and legislation, provides
feedback and opinion on issues of city and state budget, and acts as a
liaison between the women of Seattle and City government.  The Commission's
annual work plan is developed with input from the women of Seattle at the
annual Seattle Women's Summit, an event organized by the Commission.

"I urge women who have an interest in local government and a passion for
improving the lives of women in Seattle to consider this important work,"
said Mayor Nickels.

To be considered for appointment to the Commission, please send a letter of
interest and resume by August 27, 2004 addressed to Mayor Greg Nickels c/o:

Kristin Distelhorst
Seattle Office for Civil Rights City of Seattle 700 Third Avenue, Suite 250
Seattle, Washington  98104

The Nickels Administration is committed to promoting diversity in the City's
boards and commissions. Women, persons with disabilities, sexual minorities,
and persons of color are encouraged to apply.

For more information, please call Kristin Distelhorst, Seattle Office for
Civil Rights, 684-4537.

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