Board of Directors Meeting
August 22, 2000 12 p.m.
Silverdale Lutheran Church
Board Members Present: Dayle Crane, Susan Vitale-Olson, Jennifer Stowell,
Martha Voorhees,
Denise Thomson, Debbie Brockman, Dean Logan, Sally Olsen, John Lee, Dianne
Juhl, Ramalina Steiner, Claire Bradley
Board Members Excused: Cheryl Graf, Teresa Moses
Board Members Unexcused: Pete Ball
Others Present: Heidi Hoke (Administrative Coordinator), Sue Nolan
(Financial Coordinator)
The meeting was called to order by Chair, Dayle Crane.
I. Minutes: The July minutes were approved as written.
II. Treasurer's Report: The report was submitted. VAWA funds are not
confirmed. Everyone is
encouraged to send electronic mail to the legislature and let them know the
funds are needed.
III. Committee Reports:
A. Program Committee: Notes were submitted.
Summit Update:
- The Americorps Volunteer fell through and work release was offered, but
declined. The
Board agreed they would themselves volunteer to help set-up and
break-down before
and after the Summit. Setup is also needed on the September 25 after 1
p.m.
- Additional Donations: Blue Sky printers, Pepsi, Central Market
- Sandwich Boards: The designs are done and John will put the boards out
on the street the
morning of the Summit.
- It was moved and approved to donate up to $250 to Crossroads
Neighborhood Church. The Executive Board is authorized to decide the
amount, pending the results of the Summit.
- The next Program Committee meetings will be Thursdays, September 7, 14,
& 21 at 9 a.m.
at the YWCA. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend.
B. Community Education:
New Appointments: Dean Logan, Chair, Community Education
Denise Thomson, Chair, Dating Violence Workgroup
Claire Bradley, Chair, Bridging the Gaps Workgroup
1. Speakers: Dean said he doesn't envision regular meetings for CE, but
will serve as the liaison for the Executive Board. He is working with the
local weekly papers and The Sun to
insure Summit coverage. There was a DV 101 training for the Naval
Hospital and will be a
DV in the Workplace talk next week. Debbie has been training Harrison
Memorial Hospital
and she is willing to help out with the Naval Hospital talk. Another Law
Enforcement
training is in the works and will include new protocols and SAIVS
information. Another talk
was given to a Human Resources department.
2. Training/Topic Specific
a. CPS: Susan has started attending SAIVS meetings for DCFS.
b. Bridging the Gap: Next meeting is Tuesday, August 30 at 4:30 p.m. at
the Jury Holding Room.
c. Faith: Dianne is working on a panel for the Summit. She's been talking
to someone with
Guide One Insurance to talk about risk and liability for churches.
Dianne has been
attending the Minority Services meetings and has been able to get
information on
Spanish speaking churches.
d. Substance Abuse Providers: Martha and Ramalina are meeting next
Friday.
e. Dating Violence: Denise has met with Laura Mitchell with the Kitsap
Sexual Assault
Center and Melinda Harmon from B-KCHD. They are regrouping and will have
a
meeting on October 18 from 2-4 p.m. at the Health District. They will
have a flyer/notice
available at the Summit.
f. Victim's Services/Perp. Treatment: Judge Riehl spoke highly about
Kitsap County at the
statewide annual meeting in July. The next Coalition meeting will be
September 7 at
11:45 a.m. at Probation. They will be planning the next judges meeting
which may
include a guest speaker that is a DV perpetrator whose gone through
treatment.
Dianne brought up that clergy is not trained to perform perpetrator
treatment and the
judges need to know that, so they don't refer them. Sally and Dean will
also be
conducting a training for judges that will be at least 2 hours long and
may be able to
add that info in their training.
g. Membership: No report.
IV. Old Business:
A. A date and a plan needs to be set for our Community Awards. Discussion
is tabled until next
month.
V. New Business:
A. The YWCA are hosting a Youth Summit on October 31st. It was moved and
approved for the
KCDVTF to lend our name to the event as supporters. Employees of the YWCA
abstained from
the vote. It was suggested that information about dating violence be
included in the Youth Summit and we may be able to provide workshops. The
YWCA would also like our financial
support. A donation of $150 was suggested. Because of our unsure VAWA
grant and the
upcoming DV Summit, it was decided to postpone any financial donation
decision until the
next board meeting in October.
B. The Dispute Resolution Center is writing a grant to provide DV training
for their mediators.
Sally, Dayle, and Claire have read the material and think it looks good.
The material was
developed from the National Bar Association. It was moved and approved to
write a letter of
support for their effort. Dean abstained from voting (he is a board member
of DRC). The DRC
will most likely rely on us to help them with the trainings too.
VI. Other Announcements/Updates:
A. YWCA Week Without Violence will be October 15-21. A candlelight vigil
will kick off the week on
Sunday the 15th at the boardwalk in Bremerton at 6 p.m. Wednesday the 18th
will be the
Unity Luncheon. Debbie was proud to announce that the KCDVTF will be given
an award and
so will Dianne Juhl for all she has done this year.
VII. Meeting Adjourned
Respectfully Submitted,
Heidi Hoke
Administrative Coordinator