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The California Three Rs Planning Committee

The following people are the heart of the California 3Rs Project and are the vital liaisons to public schools, county offices of education, universities and colleges, and nonprofit educational organizations. They help develop resources for teaching about religion and religious liberty in public schools, organize programs in their regions, present sessions at conferences and institutes, and serve as local California 3Rs Project contacts.

Yvonne Contreras
Los Angeles County Office of Education

Keri Doggett
Constitutional Rights Foundation

Jennifer Elemen
Salinas Union High School District

Bruce Grelle
Religion and Public Education Resource Center,
California State University Chico

Jill Hatanaka
San Joaquin County Office of Education

Michelle Herczog
Los Angeles County Office of Education

Damon Huss
Constitutional Rights Foundation

Doreen Johnson
Imperial County Office of Education

Kimberly Lilienthal
Placer County Office of Education

Nancy Martin
Chapman University

Pam McGee
Fresno County Office of Education

Don Powell
Riverside County of Education

Olivia Santillan
Santa Clara County Office of Education



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