Don Vish- Outreach, Education & Advocacy Report, 2011 July 29-2011 August 28

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7-29-11 through 8-28-11

136 hours worked

0 comp hours used (6 hours remaining)

0 vacation days taken (11 remain for 2011)
Lobbying: none; next report due in September
Expenses: none

Outreach, Education & Advocacy

Work on questionnaire in support of KCADPs classification as a ‘pipeline’ state for the Abolition 2025
campaign including conferences with Jeremy Schroeder, Illinois, PD and KG; and telephone report to Ben
Jones, Connecticut regarding same; work on report to Tides Foundation regarding use of $15,000 grant
money; help set up at Kentucky State Fair Exhibition Hall, two meetings at KGs to discuss State Fair
Planning, Faith Leaders Training Conference in November; ABA Assessment Team working group; work
at State Fair KCADP booth; prepare for September 8 meeting with KFTC at Whitesburg. Communications
with Ellen Shagene about Unity Dinner, November 12, Hotel Louisville; meet with supporters/members/
directors of the Center for Non-Profit Excellence in attempt to discern any social justice funding sources
in Louisville; research members of Metro Crimes Victims Commission appointed by mayor in June, 2011;
attend reception for Festival of Faiths; participate in ‘pipeline states’ telephone conference to present
KCADP position as a pipeline state ( for national strategic plan purposes) (special report filed).

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