Our candidates for Pacifica National Board, Local Station Boards

Note – Some of these candidates have been unjustly disqualified or kept off the ballot because of the flawed nomination system and poor notification.

Here is our slate:

Julianne Malveaux for PNB chair

Perri “Mama PK” McCary for PNB vice-chair

Donna Carter for PNB secretary has been removed from ballot

Kamau Harris for PNB treasurer has been removed from ballot

Staff and volunteer team representatives on the PNB:

Ninel Centeno and Sally Gellert (only on staff nomination forms)

You can see the Pacifica Mission Coalition national zoom PNB candidate town hall here.

Listener reps on the PNB from each of the five stations:

KPFA: Cheryl Davila has been taken off the ballot

KPFK: Michael Novick has been taken off the ballot.

KPFT: Vi PatelAdams has been kept off the ballot

WBAI: Sharonne Salaam has been kept off the ballot

WPFW: Michele Tingling-Clemmons has been kept off the ballot

Pacifica Mission Coalition is supporting a national zoom town hall with all those who sought election to the PNB invited; hosted by the Spanish-language programmers at KPFK, Click here to register.

LSB officers:

KPFA: Steve Zeltzer, LSB chair has been taken off the ballot; Stan Woods, Outreach Coordinator

KPFK: Jack Neff, LSB chair; Rick Cooper, LSB vice-chair; Doug Barnett, secretary; Bella De Soto, Outreach Coordinator; Cliff Olin, Membership/Fundraising coordinator; staff reps: Canek Huerta, Oscar Ulloa.

KPFT: Nancy Saibara-Naritomi, LSB chair has been kept off the ballot

WBAI: Bounubti Kamenthou, LSB chair; Eleanor Elizabeth Forman, vice-chair; John Brinkley, Outreach coordinator; Bruce Greif, Membership/Fundraising coordinator; staff rep: Elaine Lloyd-Nazario (Rev. Queen Mother Imakhu)

Most Non-Profits Inform Members about Board Candidates themselves

— But Not Pacifica!

Get Money Out of Pacifica Politics & Elections!

Pacifica, unlike other non-profit membership organizations such as Sierra Club, and despite its unique communicative capacity over the airwaves, does not inform members adequately about candidates for its boards as part of its own communication with members. Instead it requires candidates or slates to pay substantial fees to third-party mailing houses to communicate with members. It will cost about $14,000 to send a postcard to all members. Help us level the playing field so that deep-pocket backers can’t determine the outcome of the elections.

If you don’t want “Citizens United” style elections at Pacifica, please chip in what you can at https://www.crowdfunder.com/p/pmc-election-fund

and help us educate the membership — get out the vote of your colleagues and friends for PFB candidates, and help us get money out of Pacifica politics once and for all, so we can have fair, free and effective elections.

DISCLAIMER: This is not an official Pacifica Foundation, Inc.  website nor an official website of any of the five Pacifica Foundation, Inc. Radio Stations (KPFA Radio, KPFK Radio, KPFT Radio, WBAI Radio, WPFW Radio). Opinions and facts alleged on this site belong to the author(s) of the website only and should NOT be assumed to be true or to reflect the editorial stance or policy of the Pacifica Foundation, Inc., or any of the five Radio Stations (KPFA Radio, KPFK Radio, KPFT Radio, WBAI Radio, WPFW Radio), or the opinions of its management, Pacifica National Board, station staff, or other listener members.

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