OKLAHOMA
KIDS COUNT FACTBOOK 2005 |
About
Oklahoma Kids Count Leadership
Leaders Build Relationships
Members of each Oklahoma KIDS COUNT Leadership Class work locally
and across the state with others who are interested in improving
the lives of Oklahoma’s children and youth. Leaders have
the opportunity to network with policy makers, community leaders,
social service providers and concerned citizens.
Leaders
Help Solve Problems
One tenet of KIDS COUNT is that local people solve local problems.
Each
Leader receives technical assistance and leadership training to
support them in their role as a resource person on children and
youth issues. Individuals who are a part of KIDS COUNT guide their
own communities toward creating a better life for children and
youth.
Leaders
Work For Children And Youth
Children and youth are our voiceless, voteless citizens. KIDS
COUNT Leaders elevate public awareness of pertinent issues on
behalf of children and youth. Through media releases and events,
community meetings, Child Watch Visits, Round Table discussions
and other publicity activities, Leaders generate public interest
and provide helpful information on issues important to children
and youth.
Leaders
Make A Difference
They are Leaders who care about children and youth. They lead
others to the cause. The work that they do lifts them up as role
models to all members of the community. Through Oklahoma KIDS
COUNT, they have the resources, connections and support to improve
the lives of children and youth.
Individuals
from all racial, ethnic, religious, socioeconomic, professional
and political backgrounds, from high school age to senior citizens
are encouraged to apply.
KIDS
COUNT Leaders must be available to attend the KIDS COUNT Advocacy
Camp which is held the first Friday and Saturday in August.
The
year-round application process for Oklahoma KIDS COUNT Leadership
is easy! Applications must be received by the third Monday in
June for the next consecutive class. Please contact Ann Patterson
Salazar at 405/236-5437 extension 106, or [email protected],
if you have any questions, or go to www.oica.org to download an
application.
Kids
Count Leaders
Oklahoma
KIDS COUNT Leaders are trained in the areas of legislative and
grassroots advocacy, communicating children’s issues and
community organizing. KIDS COUNT Leaders are available for group
presentations and individual meetings.
KIDS
COUNT Leaders are chosen annually through an application process.
(A description of the Oklahoma KIDS COUNT Leadership program and
the application process can be found above.)
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Buffalo:
Tonya Robinson
Clinton:
Coleen Buckmaster
Cammy McDaugale
Enid:
Debi Shire
Okeene:
Robin Wittwer-Swaim
Woodward:
Kathy Moore
Southwestern
Oklahoma
Altus:
Rose Jenkins
Anadarko:
Lesley Green
Fort Cobb:
Elaine Bellamy
Lawton:
Jenny Breeden
Sandy Foster
Regina Hargrove
Katy Isham
Anne Jones-Gray
Art Koenig
Barbara Morgan
Tori Rafferty
Mary Jac Rauh
Southeastern
Oklahoma
Durant:
Hal Johnson
Hartshorne:
Shaen Sommer
McAlester:
Cindy Simmons
Pauls Valley
Carol Williams
Poteau:
Beth Stanford
Wewoka:
Sharon Gile
Whitefield:
Teresa Butler |
Central
Oklahoma
Chandler:
Melinda Campbell
Edmond:
Shawn Alyea
Mary Boren
Jessica Brent
Allysceacioun D. Britt, MPH
Terri Burlison
Douglas Garcia
Sheila Griffin
Sarah Koss
Lacy Lodes
Maira Moreno-Hoetker
Leshia Pearson
Casey Reed
Julia Reed
El Reno:
Beth Kouba
Guthrie:
A.J. Griffin
Heather Wright
Lexington:
Linda York
Midwest City:
Chelsea Waller
Moore:
Trevisa Currier
Christi Madden
Sjonna Whitsitt
Mustang:
Patricia Young
Newcastle:
Patricia Atkinson
Norman:
Lindsay Ames-Gibson
Katie Bradshaw-Campbell
Mary Holter
Melissa McLawhorn
Kelley Nedbalek
Julianna Osuna
Sarah Ann Redwine
Laura Rhodes
Fran Rice
Denise Squier
Oklahoma City:
Melody Ruth Andrews
Jana Armstrong
Gloria Bates
Masie Bross
Peggy Byerly
Diane Caballero
Suzanne Cannon
Candy Cernigliaro
Thelma Chambers Young
Doug Cherry
Ginger Clark
Karen Coakley
Marcia Coffman
Cara Collinson
Cloyd Cornish-Patton
Tonya Dennis
Denise Edmond
April Edwards
Stephanie Fieszel Lippert
Vera Ford
Chris Foss
Stacey Frakes
Deann Gattis
Patty Grotta
Wiley Hugos
Lou Huff
LaDonna Hunt
Annette Jacobi
Kathleen Johnson
Denise Johnson-Hole
Karen Landolfi
Barbara Liggins-Acosta
Caroline Linehan
John Linehan
Tara Lozano
Heather Martin
Earlene Mason
Kelli McNeal
Priscilla Metoyer
Debbie Miller
Marchell Newton
Jacqueline Pereira
Keith Pirtle
Scott Prough
Ed Pulido
Corina Ramirez
Becky Reuter
Ronald Rocke
Belinda Rogers
Stella Ross
Vickie Rowell
Sally Selvidge
Carol Schneider
Brent Simpson
Charla Tubb
Carole Turner
Marcy Wiggins
Jennifer Wilson
Ellen Wisdom
Amy Jacob Wright
George Young
Piedmont:
Jodie Pierce
Shawnee:
Susan Cochran-Morris
Jon Greenwood
Traci Guptill
Katie Morris-Henson
Sonya Rickman
Tecumseh:
Robyn Bourlan-Carey
Yukon:
Jennifer King |
Northeasten
Oklahoma
Bartlesville:
Sammy Bouy
Kelly Eisenberger
Melissa Nuttall
Debbie Rischard
Claremore:
Darla Akin
Mannford:
Bethany Dornberger
Miami:
Sue Ann Holder
Muskogee:
Martha Alford
Laurie Fuller
Sarah Hopkins
Mark Wilkerson
Newkirk:
Hollie Winslow
Ochelata:
Lisa Jo Griffith-Eldridge
Pawnee:
JoBeth Spears
Ponca City:
Lilly Freeman
Christy Gonterman
Porter:
Shirley Glenn
Pryor:
Gayla Anderson
Sapulpa:
Becky Bland
Marjorie Lyons
Stillwater:
Laura Arnold
Roeann Gibson
Barbara Gish
Peggy McCormick
Susan Weaver
Tahlequah:
Regina Christie-Bell
Howard Clark
Margaret Cook
Toby Robles
Tina Smith
Tulsa:
Janice Airhart
Patricia Atkinson
Molly Casteel
Kathy J. Coorpender
Tonya Crewell
Brian Franklin
Samantha Franklin
Lesley Gudgel
Kim Hall
Athene Kennemer, RN
Michelle Kingsley
Peggy Lisenbee
Dawn Parton
Arthetta Pouncil
Karen Rhoades
Lynn Roach
Cristy Roberts
Stacey Rogers
Linda Watts
Vinita:
Elizabeth Nottingham
Webber Falls:
Melinda Obal
Wellington:
Watt Osage |
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