The Nov. 20, 2007 CHOW meetings was held at Lifelong AIDS Alliance and was attended by:

Click here for list of attendees James Walker, (PHSKC); Matt Standerfer (PTA); Cheri Speelmen (PTA); Michelle Burton (NWFC/PHSKC); Christi Nance (Northwest University Nursing Student); Jen Hewett (Roots/YAS); Michelle Desmond (LLAA); Guy Ashmore (LLAA); Nikkiesha Canly (LLAA); Carrie Shriver (PHSKC); Robin Sheller (LLAA); Ken Myers (LLAA); Tom Yang (LLAA); Donny Gerke (LLAA); Megan White (LLAA); Brian White (CAPTC); Jen Mamary (HEET/ETS); Angel Dawson (HMC/Madison Clinic); Kate Stein (PHSKC); Ann Determan (HMC/Madison Clinic); Tricia Howe (DESC/Lyon Building); Erma Pedrosa (Bailey Boushay House); Patricia Terry (HMC); Carrie Sargavakian (YouthCare); Arnold Martin (NEON/SCS); Todd Hull (LLAA); Patrick Cheatham (LLAA); Daina Klavins (LLAA); Sarah Matlock (YouthCare); Laura Stone (LLAA); Chris D (LLAA); Rosco Kickingstone (PSKS); DeAnn Alcantara Thompson (Northwest Network); Kristin Tucker (Northwest Network); Joe Tinsley (PHSKC).

Minutes

> Thanks to presenters:

Thank you to Kristin Tucker for her presentation on Domestic Violence in the LGTBQ Communities.

For further questions regarding this topic, or to schedule a presentation or in-service for your staff, please contact Kristin Tucker at 206-568-7777.

To learn more about the Northwest Network for LGTBQ Survivors of Abuse, please visit www.nwnetwork.org

> Announcements:

Parking for CHOW Meetings
A reminder to all CHOW attendees that Lifelong has asked CHOW members to no longer park in the lower level parking lot. These spaces are for staff, clients and volunteers. This change might mean leaving a few minutes earlier to find street parking or sneaking out for a couple of minutes to feed a meter. But it will be greatly appreciated by and very helpful to Lifelong clients, volunteers and staff.

Cell Phone and Pagers
It would be greatly appreciated if CHOW members could turn off cell phones and pagers or put them on silent or vibrate before the meetings begin. This will avoid distracting presenters and attendees during presentations.

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