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Jennifer Scates (ESWoW) -- President

Richard Koral (Westchester) -- Vice President

Tom Weishaar (New York) -- Treasurer

Jan Broughton (N.C. The Triangle) --  Secretary

Scott Walton (Chicago)
Karen Elliott (Baltimore)
Carol Bartell (St. Louis)
Randy Best (North Carolina) -- NLC President
Anne Klaeysen (New York) -- NLC Vice President
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Humanizing the Criminal Justice System in Albany
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My Lunch with Reverend Jackson
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New video from Humanism and Peace Congress
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Philadelphia Officially Welcomes their New Leader
Religious Education Conference 2011 was Wonderful!
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