California Common Cause gibt die Einstellung von Kathay Feng bekannt<\/p>
Als neuer Gesch\u00e4ftsf\u00fchrer<\/p>
California Common Cause is pleased to announce that Kathay Feng has been hired as the organization's new Executive Director. Feng, an attorney, has been leading the voting rights and hate crimes work of the Asian Pacific American Legal Center for the past several years. In this capacity she created and chaired the California Voter Empowerment Circle - a statewide coalition of 40 major organizations and individuals advocating for voting policy reforms.<\/p>
\"We are delighted to have Kathay join our organization in a leadership role,\" said Rebecca Avila, State Chair, \"She has the ideal combination of professional experience, expertise and passion for our mission that we were looking for in an executive director.\"<\/p>
Feng, 35 years old, is a resident of Los Angeles, and received her Bachelor's degree from Cornell University and her law degree from the University of California, Los Angeles. In addition to the Asian Pacific American Legal Center, she also worked previously for the law firm of Litt & Marquez, the Office of the California Attorney General, U.S. District Court Judge Ronald S.W. Lew and the Organization of Chinese Americans.<\/p>
\"I am committed to grassroots empowerment and coalition building and look forward to leading a revitalized California Common Cause in its mission to make democracy work for all the people of California,\" Feng said.<\/p>
California Common Cause ist der Landesverband von Common Cause, der nationalen gemeinn\u00fctzigen und \u00fcberparteilichen B\u00fcrgerinitiative. Mit \u00fcber 22.000 Mitgliedern im gesamten Bundesstaat setzt sich die Organisation seit langem erfolgreich f\u00fcr Regierungsreformen und die St\u00e4rkung der B\u00fcrgerrechte ein, beispielsweise f\u00fcr die Reform der Wahlkampffinanzierung, die Neugliederung der Wahlbezirke, das Wahlrecht und die \u00f6ffentliche Versammlungsfreiheit.<\/p>"}}]},"yoast_head":"\n