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Education Fund Board of Directors

SUE RACANELLI, CHAIR, league@lwvofvt.org 

Sue has been a member of the League of Women Voters of Vermont for a decade and is committed to voting rights and elections. As former President from 2019 to 2025, she firmly believes there is no better organization than the League for voters to receive reliable, accurate, nonpartisan information. 

Prior to moving to the brave little state of Vermont, Sue’s career centered on the non-profit sector. She was manager of The San Diego Foundation’s Nonprofit Resource Center, providing non-profits with critical information and support on incorporation, governance, fundraising, and sustainability. At The Arc of San Diego as Director of Public Relations, she was responsible for internal and external communications and membership. 

Sue enjoys research, reading, and the company of her dog.


CATHERINE “KATE” RADER
Secretary
CHRIS ABRAMS
JAMIE O’HARE
ERIC ANDERSON
Treasurer
BILL WOOD
JEANA MALACHOWSKI
Bookkeeper
AUDREY GRANT
Scholarship Coordinator
NANCY MAZEL-TIFFANY

HERTZ RADER LECTURE SERIES: Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution
History, context, intent, potential implications
October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights
THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!
Sarah Copland-Hanzas, Vermont Secretary of State
Guide to Million Dollar Success
My Website
HERTZ/RADER LECTURE SERIES
Rep. Rebecca Holcombe, Vermont General Assembly

Billy Clark

Senior Litigation Attorney, Gifford Law Center 


Cabot Teachout

Attorney, DesMeules Olmstead & Ostler


Prof. Alec Ewald, Political Science, UVM
October 21, Zoom. 7 p.m.
  • Cary Brown, Vermont Commission on Women
  • Big Hartman, Vermont Commission on Human Rights

THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS SUPPORTS PROP 4. VOTE YES!

 

History, context, intent, potential implications

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution

Proposal 4 Amendment to the Vermont Constitution
HERTZ RADER LECTURE SERIES: