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MASHPEE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION MEETING <br />APRIL 25, 2001 <br />Present: Jan Strickland, Norma Kumin, Melbourne Cragwell, Myrna <br />Nuey, Marita Scott, Marilyn Farren. <br />Guests: Gordon Green, Stephanie Tobey-Roderick, Vickie Wakanabo, <br />Cheryl Frye, Louise Patrick. <br />Chairman Jan S. opened the meeting at 4:30 p.m. at Mashpee Town <br />Hall. <br />Mary Gelsthorpe was introduced as the new Recording Secretary. <br />Jan S. outlined the Committee's activities for Gordon Green <br />who is applying for the vacancy on the Committee. The Committee <br />handles discrimination and harassment issues. The Committee <br />supports Mashpee as "no place for hate," and their goal is to <br />sponsor three community events per year. Deborah Saldana also <br />expressed interest in joining the Committee. <br />Stephanie Roderick and Cheryl Frye from the Mashpee Wampanoag <br />Education Committee spoke about their work at the high school. <br />They volunteer every Tuesday and Thursday 9:30 a.m.- 12:30 p.m. <br />to talk one-on-one with students, teachers, and administration. <br />They describe their role as mediating for everyone at the high <br />school. The Mashpee Wampanoag Education Committee is hosting <br />an open hearing to listen to concerns of parents and students <br />on Saturday, April 28, in the Quashnet School Cafeteria. There <br />will be guest speakers to cover issues and answer questions. <br />Jan Strickland was invited to speak. Jan and Melbourne plan <br />to attend and give their support. Jan S. noted that this is <br />part of the rebuilding of communication in the community. <br />Myrna N. commended these volunteers for their efforts. <br />There are two interested candidates to fill the openings on <br />the Committee. Norma K. suggested having alternates. Gordon <br />Green spoke about his background and qualifications to make <br />a contribution on the Committee. He is a certified contractor <br />and is familiar with the Affirmative Action Policy. The <br />Committee moved to draft a letter to the Board of Selectmen <br />recommending Gordon Green for the Committee. (Jan S. moved; <br />Myrna N. seconded). Unanimous. The Committee will recommend <br />Deborah Saldana as an alternate. Marita will bring copies of <br />the Open Meeting Law to the next meeting. <br />Melbourne C. endorses growth with diversity in the community, <br />and getting our children involved. <br />Myrna N. is applying for grants for educational programs for <br />adults and children. There is a Native American Book of grants <br />which she is using as a resource. <br />
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