Re: CERJ: Advisory Board
J. M. Simonetti (jmsimon@unq.edu.ar)
Thu, 4 Dec 1997 11:11:35 GMT
>CERJ would like to know if you, or if anyone you know, would be interested
>in serving on the CERJ global Advisory Board.
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>CERJ's Internet-based Advisory Board is a group of individuals who have
>indicated that they are willing to play a more active outward role in the
>development of the CERJ justice reform coalition-building initiative.
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>The Advisory Board (AB) is CERJ's way of extending its formal leadership
>globally -- to people who are unable to attend regular meetings of the
>Board of Directors (in New York City 3X annually) or who are too busy to
>serve in more active organizing capacities (such as Member of the Board of
>Directors or jurisdictional Coordinator). =20
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>The AB currently numbers over 30 individuals of many walks of life -- there
>is no minimum education or work experience requirement to join, though
>Internet access is very highly recommended. These folks have agreed to
>respond -- on an occasional basis -- to special Internet (e-mail) requests
>for advice pertaining to CERJ's organizational development. Many have also
>subscribed to an Internet e-mail discussion list (currently JUSTICE) in
>order to facilitate communication among themselves and the other CERJ
>principals. One day soon the AB will have its own email discussion list. =
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>The Advisory Board members understand that their Board is really a virtual
>committee -- it is a fully constituted By-Laws-mandated committee of the
>CERJ Board of Directors, and its Chair serves ex-officio on the BOD. Since
>CERJ is an organization that makes decisions by consensus, the influence
>that the AB or its individuals can exercise on CERJ's policy and strategic
>planning should not be underestimated.
>
>It should be understood that Advisory Board members have no minimum work
>requirement, no travel requirements (except the Chair, who comes to NYC 3X
>annually), and do not obligate themselves materially to any organization,
>including CERJ. However, AB members do give permission for their names and
>brief bios to be placed on the CERJ web site, and their names alone to be
>placed on stationery or in brochures, with the understanding that their
>support of CERJ will be cited and held up as an example, particularly when
>CERJ is soliciting support from others. Board members supply their own
>bios, which are usually lightly edited (for format, for style, and
>occasionally for conciseness).
>
>The CERJ Advisory Board email mailing list is maintained separate from the
>general worldwide list, and it is not required that Advisory Board members
>subscribe to the more active general list, though this is advisable.
>
>The position of Chair of the CERJ Advisory Board is currently vacant. The
>successful candidate will be someone who is able to travel to New York City
>for meetings on the second Friday of January, May, and September each year.
>Please let me know by return email if you're interested, or if you know
>someone who is.
>
>Please consider serving on the CERJ Advisory Board yourself, and please=
also
>refer this opportunity to others who may be interested, and/or feel free
>to nominate others (anonymously, if you prefer), whom we will be happy to
>contact.
>
>I hope you will visit the CERJ web site. Please notice the fine group of
>people who are on our Advisory Board already. You could be one of them!
>Naturally, we will be happy to link your Advisory Board entry to your
>personal or justice-related web site, and/or to your email addresses.
>
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>We are the prisoners of the prisoners we have taken - J. Clegg
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>Thanks. I am interested, but first of all you must know that spanish is my
first language and my english is very far, so I can only offer any
colaboration in that sense.
Jose M. Simonetti
Vicedirector
Departamento de Ciencias Sociales
Universidad Nacional de=
Quilmes
Argentina
Jos=E9 Mar=EDa Simonetti