FCWPP Structure and Committees
Executive Committee
Clerk: Sam Merrill
(360) 866-8839
SamMerrill3@comcast.net
Assistant Clerk: position open as of Sept. 2012
- If interested in the position, please contact FCWPP clerk, Sam Merrill
Recording Secretary: Dorene Cornwell
Treasurer:
Jonathan Brown
treasurer (at) fcwpp.quaker.org
Finance and Fundraising Committee Clerk:
Legislative Committee Clerk: position open
- If interested in the position, please contact FCWPP clerk, Sam Merrill
Legislative Advocate and Policy Analyst:
Steven Aldrich
aldrich.fcwpp@gmail.com
Working Groups
Local Responses to Global Challenges, including Environmental Issues:
Steve Evans
greenpages -at- igc -dot- org
Criminal Justice and Restorative Justice
Tom Ewell (360) 341-1457
tewell@whidbey.com
Restorative Justice: Paul McCold (360) 628-8689
pmccold@aol.com
Economic Justice and Legislative Advocate
Steven Aldrich
Steering Committee
The Steering Committee shall consist of:
- Up to two representatives appointed by each interested Monthly or Preparative Meeting affiliated with the Pacific Northwest Quarter of North Pacific Yearly Meeting and located in Washington State.
- One representative appointed by each interested Worship Group similarly located and affiliated.
- Such individual at-large members as shall be appointed by the members of the Steering Committee, provided, that the number of at-large members appointed shall be less than the total number of representatives appointed by meetings and worship groups at the time of their appointment.
All representatives appointed by meetings and worship groups and at-large members shall be members of the Religious Society of Friends or current, long-time attenders of a meeting for worship of the Religious Society of Friends.
Meetings of the Steering Committee shall be held as necessary, and at least once annually. Traditionally, Steering Committee meetings have been held three times a year: on Friday evenings of each of the two Quarterly Meeting at Lazy F Ranch near Ellensburg and once near the beginning of the legislative session in January, often in Olympia.