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 In October, National CASA will distribute a new radio public service
announcement (PSA) to support member CASA/GAL programs in recruiting
American Indian/Alaska Native volunteers. The innovative spot features
music, percussion and the voice of storyteller, artist and musician
Bunny Swan, a member of the Kenaitze tribe in Alaska. The PSA is part of
a larger diversity recruitment campaign funded by the Office Depot
Foundation that also includes radio ads in Spanish aimed at bilingual
individuals and an African-American spot featuring National CASA
spokesperson Judge Glenda Hatchett.
Listen to the PSA now.
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 “What
has kept me excited about volunteer advocacy for the past 20+ years? It has been
seeing CASA volunteers in action in my courtroom, serving as the voice of
children, making a positive, lasting difference in their lives.”
Read more from Judge Ernestine Gray, the new
president of the National CASA Association Board of Trustees.
Download our
2007 annual report,
A Family Reunited, and read about a family whose desire to
be together was greater than the challenges that separated them. |
