Saturday, May 14, 2016

What I Learned at GOTV at Francis Lewis HS - 90% of UFT Members Probably Have not yet voted

Arthur Goldstein: cookie for Ballot
When MORE got only 1200 elementary school votes in the 2013 election Julie Cavanagh was incredulous. "Everyone voted in my school," she said. My response today would be - did you actually see their ballots? Did they send you a selfie of them putting the ballot in the mailbox? I would bet that at this point - halfway through the election that 90% of UFT members have not yet voted and only a small portion of these people will end up voting at all - except in schools where people go through a major GOTV effort. I would also bet that thousands of people did not get a ballot but because UFT election are so low on their radar they do not even know it -- unless there is someone to remind them. Or maybe, seeing URGENT which appears on so much junk mail, they just tossed it.

James Eterno writes about such an effort at ICE - where he goes door to door with an organization sheet checking off names and found loads of people without a ballot - our suggestion is to have the AAA number in your phone and call right there and have them ask for a ballot to be sent. Read about his effort: GETTING OUT THE VOTE IN THE UFT ELECTION.

As far as I know James is the only one who does this which he calls Pol Sci 101. GOTV is a face to face process. In big schools getting allies to carve up the school makes this feasible. I bet almost everyone in James' school will vote MORE because he has their admiration and respect. Same with former Jamaica HS UFTers who are now scattered all over the place. 


Unfortunately few MORE supporters do much more than vote themselves and maybe tell a few others to vote - and they never find out how many people in their schools did not get a ballot or if they did did not toss it as junk mail.

I got an education as to why vote totals in the UFT elections are so low. And especially why the opposition has done more poorly than they expected based on what people were telling them. After my visit to Francis Lewis HS on Thursday at the request of FLHS Chapter Leader Arthur Goldstein who blogs as NYC Educator I am more concerned than ever that not enough people in their schools are doing what Arthur did at Francis Lewis High School, where even with an extraordinary effort more than half the staff brought in their ballots with another 10% saying they already had mailed them or were going to. Arthur will not let up and will keep urging people to vote. By the end of the day I imagine that 80% of FLHS people will end up voting, hopefully most of them for MORE.

If you support MORE get an organization sheet and ask every UFT member if they voted.

I do want to point out that most ballots returned to us were already sealed, many of them with the entire booklet enclosed. Since most people vote slate and not for individuals I was curious why they didn't tear off the top sheet. The response was they voted slate but didn't realize they could tear off the sheet so they sent in the entire booklet.

Arthur put in an extraordinary effort to make this happen writing letters to the staff like this: Staff Letter 3. He put out instructions on voting and most of them will vote for MORE not because of the platform or because they love Jia Lee but because they love and trust Arthur - just spend some time with him and see how he interacts with people. He has enormous respect as a teacher, a chapter leader and as a person of integrity. MORE could put out blank pages and people will vote MORE because of Arthur.

Arthur sat there with his cell and had several people call the number. There were those who had crumpled their envelopes and had to go and retrieve them. There were two who had inadvertently tossed them and several who had never received them. These few represent many citywide. 

And that is a lesson. We could stuff mail boxes numerous times and it will barely make a dent -- what is needed are people on site who can advocate - now if a person is viewed as a lousy or lazy teacher or someone who is dishonest, people will not vote for MORE. The same with Unity - someone I know from the theater had no idea what MORE was but said she would not vote for any party her Unity CL was connected with. I informed her.

Given the low turnouts of 17% in UFT elections it is quite an achievement to get 60 or more % to vote but I am a perfectionist and hoped for even more, especially since this school has 250 UFT members, of which about 200 are teachers whose votes may be the deciding ones in winning the high school seats. Below I'll review some of the problems we found for those still doing GOTV campaigns - which I urge people to do right up to the last few days of the election - ballots must be in by May 25 (count is the next day).
  • people didn't get ballots - we called AAA right there and gave them a cookie anyway.
  • people threw away the outer envelope thinking all they had to do was drop the Secret ballot inner envelope in a ballot box.
  • people were confused as to how to vote by the large booklet - not understanding the concept of checking the box to vote for an entire slate.
  • many checked a box on the front but didn't tear off the front sheet, thus the entire booklet goes in -- not that consequential but doing so delays the counts as each booklet has to be torn apart and scanned.
We hung out in the teacher lunchroom from 9:30-12:30 to collect the ballots in exchange for a giant cookie baked by a teacher on the staff who has a bakery business based in Rockaway - which I didn't find out until reading about him in The Wave. When people told us
they had voted or would on their own we told them we wanted a selfie showing them putting the ballot in the mail box. But we gave them a cookie anyway.

I put the over 100 ballots in a bag and took them to the post office in Rockaway on my way home.

Having never participated in such a GOTV campaign I learned a lot about what doesn't work in the UFT election balloting process.

Arthur had worked diligently on this event - sending emails, putting instructions in mail boxes, etc. What became clear was that most people don't have the time or patience to read in depth, which made the "give me your sealed ballot and we'll mail it for you and you get a delicious cookie big enough for a meal."

The entire concept of a booklet and individual voting for up to 800 people for each slate is confusing to people and suppresses the vote. I don't have easy answers - here's one -- just vote for officers and Ex Bd and not for individuals for AFT/NYSUT and apportion to each caucus the percentage their caucus got. After the election they choose who their delegates will be. But that would actually make the election fair by breaking the Unity Caucus block and that is the last thing they will do - unless forced to by enough outrage coming from the rank and file.

Even though we know we can only win a few crumbs, the larger the vote for MORE/New Action the more pressure we can put on the UFT leadership.

So get out those organization sheets and go to work this week. I bet you will be surprised at how many people you work with did not get ballots or tossed them. And have that AAA number handy. 1-800-529-5218.

Thursday, May 12, 2016

#MORE2016 HOW TO VOTE in 6 EASY STEPS Plus Election Events in Brooklyn, Upper Manhattan

People tell me that their school is voting MORE/NA but I don't believe it since this happens every time and our vote totals in the past would have been way larger if this were actually  true. What must happen is hand holding - an in school event to encourage people to vote because this is not just a priority for most people. when the votes are counted 2 weeks from today people will be shocked at how low they will be and that will lead them to question the legitimacy of the process but as I pointed out yesterday (UFT Elections, #MORE2016: How to Vote and Can Unity Steal the Vote?) I see no real way for them to cheat once the ballot is sent in to AAA. I hear all sorts of ideas to increase the vote count, including in school voting which to me is an open invitation to steal the election. And just watch - if we ever get close Unity will call for in school elections to "get the vote count up" - yes, their vote count. But until MORE gets closer there is no reason for Unity to cheat.

One of the reasons the vote for the opposition is not higher is that not enough of our people on the ground do an in school get out the vote event. They just assume that putting leaflets in the mail boxes is enough. What is needed it to take an organization sheet and go to every UFT member in your building and take a poll.

Also read:

Eterno at ICEL GETTING OUT THE VOTE IN THE UFT ELECTION

 and

Staff Letter 3
FROM ARTHUR GOLDSTEIN, UFT CHAPTER LEADER
VOTE MORE/ NEW ACTION 2016


Well, this election crap can't end soon enough for me. Two more weeks and I am free from my sense of obligation. Never again. I have gardening to do and I want to take drawing and painting classes and get to the gym and yoga more often.

Requests keep coming in from chapter leaders who we don't know asking for MORE lit so their members can see both sides. MORE doesn't have full-time employees who work for the UFT to deliver these leaflets so I get to do it. I should send the union a bill for a partial dues refund to cover my gas since they are delivering leaflets and lobbying on my dime.

This morning I'm heading over to a high school in Queens to assist the chapter leader with a Get Out the Vote Campaign where people will bring in a ballot to show they are voting and get some strudel or other goodie to eat - the real reason I am going. We hope they will vote for MORE but will not lobby for that unless someone asks our opinion. This is a big school and the votes there can be a deciding factor in the high school vote.

Then this afternoon I'm heading to a Bay Ridge for an election GOTV happy hour sponsored by MORE/New Action teachers at a nearby large high school. The Kettle Black is the bar at 8622 3rd Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11209 in case you want to drop by from 4PM on.

I'll have all the trimmings
The votes at these 2 few remaining large high schools where MORE has a presence are probably the key to winning the high schools, especially since Unity has control of many of the other large high schools in Brooklyn and Queens and certainly Staten Island. We hit them with leaflets but don't have a strong counter in the buildings to the Unity line. My guess is Unity is working overtime to pull out their votes in their large high schools, which is why I am not sure about winning the high schools - but if we don't I get compensated with that Luger steak Schirtzer has to treat me to.

There is also an uptown Manhattan event:

Join MORE-UFT for Happy Hour at Harlem Tavern on Friday

Thanks so much for all you’ve already done to help MORE/NEW ACTION win this election! You’ve been spreading the word, ballots are out, and it’s time for us to get together for some collaboration and celebration!

We’ll come together at Harlem Tavern this Friday, May 13th, from 4-7 pm. It will be a great chance to meet other educators, enjoy Friday, and share ideas for last minute getting out the vote & movement-building. As always, we're happy to talk shop and strategize around issues in your school too. 
RSVP on facebook, or by responding to this e-mail, and spread the word by inviting your co-workers there and with this flier.

In the meantime, be sure your co-workers know how to vote- just by checking of the first page! You can share this video to help.

Thank You,
Megan, Peter, and your fellow uptown MORE-UFT activists


Wednesday, May 11, 2016

UFT Elections, #MORE2016: How to Vote and Can Unity Steal the Vote?

The breaking news yesterday included the Sheri Lederman decision, the Success Academy cheating scandal, the interesting article on Chalkbeat about the UFT elections and a lot of other stuff  (I'm too backed up to even include the links but check my blogroll) but I was busy leafleting my old district with David Dobosz and we did a sort of walking tour through Williamsburg till us old guys - both in our 70s got tuckered out.

Apparently some people, as reported by Peter Zucker at South Bronx School, believe that the AAA is not to be trusted in the vote count. I've been an observer in the past 4 elections and since ballots are sent to homes and returned directly to AAA and are opened in front of us I have not seen how this vote can be manipulated. Don't get me wrong. AAA is hired by the UFT which makes the basic decisions on the process and even during the vote count they to the Unity Caucus people to ask for directions. We often have a group of observers and are able to be there when some of these things are discussed and even ask for certain data. I did find that last time when I had to leave at around 7PM and didn't have some info they promised to get it to me but never did so this time I will not leave until I have all the info.

One point about the charges that AAA may have also manipulated the 2014 contract vote. While the same process was followed then the major difference was that people voted in the schools and the chapter leader had to seal the package and mail it to the AAA. As you may have seen I published a list of at least 220 chapter leaders running with Unity and there are many other Unity CLs who are not running this time. Was it possible they could have tampered with the ballots before sending them to AAA? Hell yes that some rabid Unity people just might have - but enough to end up with a 75-25 split? I observed the count then too and the AAA followed the same process as in UFT elections so on their end I believe they are clean. But at the May 26 count we will be vigilant. (And if you are interested in coming by to check it out for yourself come on down and head over to the MORE party afterwards).

Meanwhile - James Eterno called me last night and talked about how even people he knows seem confused about the voting and we need to pay more attention to the process. People don't get the slate thing very clearly and are confused by the non-slate part of the ballot listing over a thousand candidates.

Relatively few people don't check off one of the slates. Those that don't forces the AAA to tear apart the booklets and run them through special machines and that delays the outcome by hours. And the total numbers have zero impact on the outcome - to the point where when we publish results we discount these votes altogether. But if going through the motions floats your boat have fun.

There is a reason for the idea of a slate -- MORE vets people for top level positions and also attracts people of like mind. So even if one doesn't "know" people the idea is to think "slate" because in the UFT one individual doesn't mean much -- and can't even have a prayer of getting elected without an organization behind them. It is a matter of trust. Splitting the ballot - which I used to do - is practically a meaningless act and is in essence throwing away your vote - if you know people and trust them and they are running for top positions in MORE to me it makes sense to trust their judgement in running with MORE in the first place.

But the process still confuses people.

From MORE:
We are receiving questions about the elections and lost ballots.
This flier attached is extremely useful and could be handed out at any election parties you may have or put in mailboxes.

The MORE Blog has some excellent "how to vote" instructions and links to great videos that are shared on our social media featuring many of our candidates.


How to Vote MORE-New Action Relay
From Eterno at the ICE blog:

Halabi got it from Lauren Cohen and Eterno got it from Halabi. Now I am tripling up by simply copying James' post on ICE.


LAUREN COHEN'S HOW TO VOTE MORE-NEW ACTION GUIDE MAKES GROUND GAME A LITTLE EASIER

This is the time when UFT members have their ballots at home and will either place them on a bottom of a pile of mail, throw them out or fill them out to vote in the UFT election.

Lots of votes are out there now that could possibly be won over. Please talk to everyone in school and get out the vote for MORE-NEW ACTION. In politics they call this the ground game.

I recommend using a staff list and having a personal conversation with every UFT member in your school and then tell your friends in other schools. If someone does not understand the voting process, MORE-NEW ACTION Elementary School Vice Presidential candidate Lauren Cohen put out this how to vote guide that Jonathan Halabi pilfered and now we are double pilfering.

Please spread the word in your schools in whatever way you are able to.

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Monday, May 9, 2016

Unity Caucus AFT Convention Candidates L-Z: Note One Rhonda Weingarten and Alan Lubin

I began posting the Unity Caucus candidates Sunday night with A List of 222 School Level Chapter Leaders Running and then we turned out attention to 500+ non-classroom names which include many blasts from the past. The UFT gravy train never seem to end for many people.

This post finalizes  the list of 750 or 800 - look at your ballot's inside pages to see all the names.

Unity Caucus is the gift that just keeps giving. Not only are most of the UFT top level staff on the lists - district, boro reps, special reps, other hangers on. 

You may have thought they were long gone but we go on paying for their junkets. AFT President Randi is our delegate? NYSUT's Alan Lubin who has been gone from the UFT for 25 years?

My guess is this summer's convention is going to cost us $2 million bucks to make Randi feel like a queen. Assume Hillary will make an appearance. I wonder if any Bernie delegates will boo at some point.

I see many names of long-gone Unity caucus members who will "represent" you at AFT and NYSUT conventions in the next 2 years.


Jai-Lin Lambert





Shirley Laney





Eliu Lara DR




Sheila Laval





Anthony Lavecchio





Anne Lee





Lester Lehon





Jason Leibowitz





Kristine Leonardi





Mae Leung-Tokar





Josephine Levine





Robert Levine





Katherine Lewis





Rick Lewis





Nancy Lieber





Jessica Lisowski





Janet Lo





Charles Lobello





Yolanda Loder





Rosemarie Lomonaco





James Losey Jr





Dolores Louzupone





Alan Lubin





Laurie Lubman





Cleo Lucas





Gregory Lundahl





Thomas Madigan





David Mahl





Ronald Mailman





Jadzia Malinowski





Angela Maloney





Diane Mammolito





Alphonse Mancuso





Armando Mandes





Donna Manganello





Marilyn Manley





Richard Mantell Off




Ledia Mara Drita





Sandra March





Todd Marks





Maggie Martin





Marva Martin





Robert Martinez





John Marvul





Nancy Mazzella





Diane Mazzola





Michael McCourt





Belinda McCrea





Cynthia McDaniel





Leslie McDonnell





Kathryn McGrath





Luke Meginsky





Lisa Mendel





Michael Mendel





Teresa Mercado





Alain Metellus





Fran Miller PTRet




Tammie Miller





Danielle Minor





Brenna Mintz





Jorge Mitey





John Monteforte FT




Cynthia Monteleone





Elsa Moquete





Maria Moreno





James Morris





Paula Morrison





Jennifer Jo Moyer





Michael Mulgrew off




Iradies Munet





Marilyn Munet





Thomas Murphy





Phyllis Murray





Toni Ann Murray





Millicent Myers





Barbara Mylite





Evelyn Negron





Charisse Nelson





Deborah Nesmith





Thomas Nimmo





Jason Norman





Nicholas Norman





Jeannie O'Conner





Renee O'Conner





Adriana O'Hagan





Kathleen O'Hagan





Alice O'Neill DR




Patricia O'Reilly





Maura O'Sullivan





Regina Olff





Carlos Olivieri





Darnese Olivieri





Norma Ortega





Justin Osterman





Jennifer Pakulniewicz





Andrew Pallotta x




Denise Palmeri





Frank Panebianco FT




Rosemary Parker





Christine Paul





Linda Pearson





Marisol Pena





Debra Penny FT




Arthur Pepper FT




Candido Perez





Elizabeth Perez





Susan Perez-Gonzalez FT




Jacquelyn Peters





Jeffrey Piekarsky





John Pierce





Rebecca Pietromonaco





Vincent Pilato





Jaclyn Pitula





Alice Platt





Carol Plotkin





Martin Plotkin





Jamie Polzin FT




Suzy Poon Huie





Darlene Post





Debra Poulos FT




Jeffrey Povalitis FT




Margaret Premus





Vanessa Pressley





Eudelia Price





Nicole Puglia





Doreen Raftery





Natalie Ramsey Dexter





Melissa Reed





Rose Reid





Brigit Rein FT




Marvin Reiskin Ret




Parniece Richardson





Suzette Robbins





Sterling Roberson Off




Elba Rodriguez





Irma Rodriguez





Ivonne Rodriguez





Naomi Rodriguez





Rita Rodriguez





Sean Rokowitz





Carmen Roldan





Lorine Romero





Nanette Rosario-Sanchez FT




Ann Rosen Ret




Martin Rosenblum





Patricia Ross-Spiller





Sharine Rowe





Hector Ruiz Jr FT






Laurence Sachs
Meredith Saladis
Joycelyn Sampson
Washington Sanchez FT
Howard Sandau
Ruth Santiago
Michael Santos
Mayra Santos Torres
Claire Scesney-Lundahl
Doreen Schafer
Tinamarie Schneider
Howard Schoor Off
Michael Schoor
Diane Schreibman-Duberstein
Alicia Schwartz
Joyce Schwartz
Bernard Schwimmer
Karen Schyboll
Denise Scott
Albania Sepulveda
Pedro Serrano
Penny Setoute
John Settle
Kathleen Sharko
Chantel Shealy
Barbara Shiller
Joel Shiller
Cora Shillingford
Kris Sieminski
Michael Sill
Servia Silva
Winston Silvera
Barry Smith
Celeste Smith
Marla Smith
Ualin Smith
Dermot Smyth
Gloria Solla
Angela Solomon
Howard Solomon
Yvette Solomon
Geofrey Sorkin FT
Stanley Sorongon
Jory Stark
Rita Stein-Grollman
Penina Steinberg
Ari Steinfeld
Erica Stewart
Lourdes Suarez
Joseph Surpris
Danita Susi
Veronica Sutton
Edward Sweeney
Stephen Swieceiki
Bruce Swinton
Janice Sydney Smith
Laura Tamburo
Corey Taylor
Marian Thom
Ron Thomas
Winnie Thompson FT
Juan Tineo
Richard Tokar
Nina Tribble Ret
Charles Turner Ret
Lourdes Urbaez
Mary Vaccaro DR 26
Vincent Vaccaro
Evelyn Vargas
Jose Vargas FT
James Vasquez
Wilma Velazquez
Denise Verde
Christopher Verdone
Patti Vitucci
Dawn Ann Vitulli
Frank Volpicella ret
Mary Wade DR 13
Phyllis Walker
Paula Washington
Diana Watson
Monique Watts-Harouna
Raquel Webb Geddes
Greg Weber
Ilene Weinerman
Rhonda Weingarten x
Allan Weinstein DR 19
Anna White
Veronica Wilensky
Peter Wilhelm
Abdul-Akeel Williams FT
Andre Williams
Charlayne Williams
Heather Williams
Lisa Wilson
Vanecia Wilson
Barbara Wisdom
William Woodruff DR
Diane Yodice
Mavis Yon
Betsy Youman
Gail Zahler
Jeffrey Zahler
Bruce Zihal
Anita Zuckerberg
Joshua Zuckerberg
Robert Zuckerberg  

Lois Weiner on MORE and A May Day Message to Teachers - On the Front Lines of a War on Public Education

We need to transform the UFT so that it defends all kids' rights to a humane school environment, public education's democratic responsibilities, the dignity of teachers' work and our profession, democracy in our union. My vote is going to MORE.... Lois Weiner, New Politics
I've had this lingering for a few weeks so here is some reading on a rainy Sunday.

Good news from Lois Weiner on her support for MORE.
Lois made the remarks below at NYU recently on a panel with Randi Weingarten and Lily Eskelson Garcia. I bet steam was coming out of Randi's ears. Maybe Lily's too as all they had to offer in the battle for public ed was buying Pierson stock.

A few excerpts from Lois' remarks - there was video including Randi but it is not up yet:
My current research is with and about teacher activists who are building social movement unions, primarily by creating reform caucuses within the existing union structure. The caucuses are the embryos of a new kind of teacher unionism committed to social justice; mobilization of union members with community allies as respectful partners; and thorough-going union democracy, beginning at the school level. Collaborations between social justice activists, academics, and teachers unions are extraordinarily important today. When we say teachers are on the “front lines” we imply they are at war.  In my remarks I will try to clarify what the forces are in this war and what is at stake, posing three challenges for us.... 
While privatization is an aspect of the neoliberal project in education as many speakers have noted, in fact education is being transformed by policies that cannot be separated from a more fundamental drive: to make all human activity, including intellectual and artistic work, subject to what is called the discipline of the market, but is, in fact, the control of powerful elites who manage capitalism and are using the state to extract profit from what is viewed as an  untapped source....

We need to stand unequivocally against educational policies that give business access to services provided in public education, whether it is teacher evaluation, professional development, or school management. Moreover, the public sector has to be overseen through democratic means. Operationally this means protecting or creating elected local school authorities. It means insisting that capitalist elites and the politicians in their thrall do not have the right to dictate terms of educational policy to communities or nations as an ostensible quid pro quo for loans and financial assistance....

Feeling disempowered and alienated from vehicles for resistance, some teachers identify students and parents as their adversaries. This occurs especially in schools that are under-resourced and repressive, where students and parents lack formal education and are members of communities that have been historically oppressed. Teachers are human and are not immune to toxic social prejudices and bigotry. As we see all over the world, those who are economically oppressed often turn against those who are equally or more oppressed. Rage obscures the more distant political and economic forces that create and maintain economic dislocation...
There are areas where I disagree with Lois' analysis about growing an opposition and the role a social justice caucus - she often refers to this as an SJ Movement - plays out in this scenario. But I'll get to that another time.

Her Full piece at: 
http://newpol.org/content/may-day-message-teachers-front-lines-war-public-education

Unity Caucus Candidates E-K: The 750 AFT Convention Goers Who Vote as ONE

Continuing our series of Unity people who are getting a free ride on our dues at a cost of $2 million to Minneapolis this summer to rubber stamp whatever Randi wants - and Randi is actually running as one of OUR delegates. Go figure.

Now say MORE/NA gets 20% of the vote - those 20% are being taxed (dues) without representation at AFT/NYSUT conventions. Is there a law suit somewhere calling for a refund of dues paid to these parent organizations for those voting against Unity?

That is why pumping up the vote for MORE makes a better case for democratizing the UFT and bringing voices free of loyalty oaths to the table. One thing I can say about the MORE candidates who are running - if any of them win they will not be under a MORE loyalty oath and free to push their ideas into the UFT. Imagine if there were even a 100 MORE supporters going to these conventions? We would see a new ball game in the national and state unions.

Previous lists posted on ed notes:

Camille Eaddy
Evelyn Edwards
Paul Egan
Roberta Eisenberg
Frederick Eisman
Rosamund Elbourne
Salvatore Emanuele
Jacqueline Endelson
Myra Entenberg
Claude Ertel
Marcus Escobar DR
Elizabeth Espert
Giovanni Espinoza
Alan Ettman PTRet
Kerri Evangelista
Sarah Evans
Timothy Evans
Dana Falciglia FT
June Feder
Daniel Federico
Eileen Feliciano
Robert Fernandez
Michele Ferraro
Eileen Fields
Tracie Fields
Patricia Filomena PTRet
Katherine Finkelstein
Sheila Fishbane
Sandra Flecha
Melissa Fleming
Meredith Fogelman Birmingham
Judy Forbes
Catalina Fortino x
Maria Francisco
Tanisha Franks
Rona Freiser
Ilyana Frias
Charles Friedman Ret
Antonietta Fuccio
Jay Futterman
Vincent Gaglione Ret
Ellen Gallin-Procida
Diane Ganz
Stephen Gappelberg
Gloria Garvey
John Garvey
Yvette Geary
Ava Geddis
Analia Gerard
Judith Gerowitz DR 21
Renee Gestone-Setteducato
Nicole Giannone Astarita
Ladesha Gill Bey
Sonya Gimondo
Mary Ginese
Mildred Glaberman
Charles Goasdoue
Heather Goldberg
Jason Goldberg
Steven Goldberg DR
Anne Goldman Off
Alfred Gonzales
Mona Gonzalez
Peter Goodman
Vivian Goodman
Shayshana Gourdine
Diane Grant
Maggie Grant
Monique Green
Gloria Greenhut
Michelle Griffin
Steven Grossman
Iliana Guzman
Elvera Hall
Hyacinth Hall
Greer Hansen-Velazquez
Anthony Harmon
John Harrington
Pearline Harris
Carol Harrison DR
Esta Heitner
Nichol Hendricks
Christina Hepburn
Carolyn Herbst
Geraldine Herkowitz
Alexandra Hernandez
Michael Herron
Mayra Hiciano-Cruz
Virginia Hill
Christine Hilliard
Janella Hinds Off
Leopold Hoenig
Catherine Holleran
Deborah Holt
Tamara Horowitz
Leah Hosten
Ricardo Hoyen
Judith Huggins
Quentin Huie
Jasmin Hunt
Brenda Hutto
Shauna Innis
Theresa Janousek
Mona Jelks
Raymond Jenkins
Ann Johneris
Helena Johnson
Eula Jones
Taneeka Jones
Regina Joseph-Solomon
Angela Kahn
William Kalogeras
Dorothy Kamps
John Kamps
Stuart Kaplan
Mindy Karten Bornemann
Bonnie Katz
Herbert Katz
David Kazansky FT
Mary Keegan
Khiera Kersey Heggs
Joseph Kessler DR
Haseeb Khawaja
Lynne Ann Kilroy
Linda King
Rick King
Mitch Klages Bombich
Anthony Klug FT
Lillian Kohler
Michael Kullman
Iris Kupferstein
Paul Kutcher
George Kuzar Jr