Sean Sullivan, a West Oakland resident, most recently served as Equality California’s director of development where he lead the organization’s $14 million fundraising effort towards No on Proposition 8. Prior to that role, he served as the Director of Development and Community Relations for Covenant House California in Oakland, California. Sean worked for Covenant House in various capacities since 1996, leading three multi million dollar fundraising building campaigns. Sean is the President of the Association of Fundraising Professionals Golden Gate Chapter, founder of the Oakland Rainbow PAC, a founding board member of the Oakland Rainbow Chamber of Commerce, and a board member of Oakland’s Community Development Block Grant Committee. Sean attended St. Bonaventure University obtaining a bachelors of arts in journalism/mass communication in 1996 and received his certificate in non-profit management from Stanford University in 2007.
Christine Cordero, CEH’s Coordinator of Environmental Health and Justice, has previously written about her advocacy on behalf of Clean Air and Good Jobs on our blog. Last week, Christine was invited to discuss her important work, on “YourSuperNatural Life”, a popular greenliving website and radio show. Listen to her discuss the real cost of buying [...]
“Lead? In Purses?” Diane Sawyer asked, somewhat outraged, on ABC News earlier this year (as you can see from the clip up above) when they profiled the findings of CEH’s crack research team. Well now Oprah has sounded the alarm. More specifically, Oprah.com has CEH’s Christine Cordero being interviewed about CEH’s work and the [...]
Look around your house, and no doubt you will find a Samsung product. Televisions, radios, cell phones, Samsung went from the little company that could to the conglomerate that went everywhere. As we approach Worker’s Memorial Day and May Day we wish we could tell you a story how fairly Samsung treats its workers. Sadly, [...]
Ali’s blog on seasonal food got me thinking. It also got me hungry. So I pulled out my seasonal food wheel and wondered what would I recommend to people in this time of root vegetables. Well before you cast them aside as spring comes and with it abundance in fresh, fruits and vegetables, here is [...]
If you’re on Twitter or Facebook you probably saw the celebrations of World Water Day. If you watch television or happen by a billboard you’ll also learn that Dasani has come out with PlantBottle (oh & it’s trademarked, you know in case another water bottle company wanted to do the “right thing” and then creatively [...]
January 27, 2010 – 4:47 pm
The Center for Environmental Health has long been championing the importance of full disclosure about chemicals included in all products that could be harmful to everyone, but especially women of child bearing years. We’ve been leading the way to remove hazardous flame retardants which are linked to altering women’s fertility. Thankfully the San Francisco Chronicle [...]
October 26, 2009 – 5:06 pm
Two weeks ago we asked you to join us in urging multinational candy conglomerates Hershey’s and Mars to stop using sugar made from untested sugar beets that are genetically engineered to withstand megadoses of pesticides. We were encouraged to see thousands of CEH supporters take action, but we were equally dismayed to learn that Mars [...]
October 15, 2009 – 6:48 am
Urban legends of harmful products in Halloween candy and fruit have caused parents to greet Halloween suspiciously. However, a hidden threat is real in some of the candy on the shelves today – lead and GMO’s. With Halloween coming, every parent wonders what sugary treats their kids will find in their trick-or-treat bags. But did [...]