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The tremendously successful accomplishments of “Stewards of the Earth” are
attributable to the
strong, active, tireless leadership and community involvement of
its Executive Director, Board of Directors, volunteer team,
advisers, the local, State and national organizations and
individuals with whom we network and work. We support each other,
complement and avoid duplication of work primarily because there
is so much work to do and so few financial resources available to
combat huge corporate entities that have billions/millions to
spend.
Board Directors –
Volunteer Team
Salvador
Ramirez, Chairman, Board of Directors
Sal is the Los Angeles/Southern
California Outreach Coordinator for the National Hispanic
Environmental Council and is an elected Board of Trustees for the
El Monte Union High School District.
Salvador is an engineer, with a
focus on clean water. He is a young energetic community leader
whose passion is improving education and assuming a strong
leadership role that will insure a healthy, clean energy and
environment become a reality in the US and the World.
Alicia Chavez,
Secretary/Treasurer
Completed law school and is
preparing to take the bar exam. She worked in Congresswoman Hilda
Solis office in El Monte;
is a community volunteer,
helping Sisters from Chalco, Mexico raise funds from
Churches in Los Angeles County area for the purpose of helping
poor women from Mexico obtain training so they can find jobs in
Mexico and not have to seek jobs in the United States.
Guadalupe
Olay, Board Member
Professional Straw Mosaic Artist
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exhibited in various
public showings. She has won several art awards notably first
prize at the 1985 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque, New
Mexico. She has served in several US Mexican Consulates
managing cultural, health, education, sports and community
organization events.
Marcia Burnam,
Board Member
Community Volunteer -
is a strong Los Angeles Jewish
Community Leader, who was in the forefront of many civil right
activities in Los Angeles; including bringing racial and cultural
understanding between – White, Black, Latino and other. Her
struggle to end prejudice and hostility among peoples is a tribute
to her strong leadership.
Executive Director
Lupe Anguiano,
Executive Director
Lupe Anguiano is an experienced non-profit program
innovator with a local, state and national track record of
effecting positive change that benefits low-income families, poor
people and communities. She is a champion protecting our
environment, human rights, and equal rights for women. She is best
known for nationally helping poor women, single parents become
gainfully employed by creating and managing the National Women’s
Employment and Education Model Program. She was a United Farm
Workers volunteer organizer, working closely with Cesar Chavez.
She helped develop small micro-businesses in Mexico as an
alternative to seeking jobs in the United States. Read what the
Women's History Project says about Ms Anguiano -
Lupe Anguiano
Stewards
of the Earth's Environment Partners:
Stewards of the Earth partners and networks with different
community non-profit organizations, concerned citizens and
community groups – locally, State, National and International.
Stewards of the Earth have established a track record of
protecting California and Pacific Rim Coastline communities from
various oil and gas company drillings and industrializing the
Ocean Coast by establishing facilities – platforms, pipelines –
that will have a detrimental effect on the heath (air, water
quality), safety, marine life and overall environment.
Stewards of
the Earth's Faith Based Partners
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