Advisory Council

In addition to CPS staff and consultants, the Caring Economy Campaign is led by our Caring Economy Advisory Council members. Link to more about them and their projects.

Name	Position	INSTITUTION
Randy Albelda	Professor	University of Massachusetts, Dept. of Economics
W. Steven Barnett	Professor & Co-Director	Rutgers University, National Institute for Early Education Research (NIEER)
Carol Moseley Braun	Ambassador, former U.S. Senator and Presidential candidate	Good Food Organics
Jennifer Buffett	President	NoVo Foundation
Gail Christopher	Vice President	W.K. Kellogg Foundation
Jane Dutton	Professor	University of Michigan School of Business
Pamela Eakes	former Executive Director	Mothers Against Violence, Women’s Leadership Forum
Nancy Folbre	Professor	University of Massachusetts, Dept. of Economics
Rev. Canon Charles P. Gibbs	Executive Director	United Religions Initiative
Rufina Hernandez	Associate Director	National Education Association (NEA)
Edward Hundert	MD & Senior Lecturer	Harvard Medical School Division of Medical Ethics
Paul Kershaw	Professor	University of British Columbia School of Economics
Carol Jenkins	Founding President	Women’s Media Center and former news anchor WNBC News
Joan Kuriansky	Executive Director	Wider Opportunities for Women (WOW)
Shireen Mitchell	Vice Chair	National Council of Women’s Organizations (NCWO) and Founding Director of Digital Sisters
Terry O’Neill	President	National Organization for Women (NOW)
Gina Reiss	Executive Director	TrueChild
Russy D. Sumariwalla	Founding President	Global Philanthropy and Nonprofits
Mal Warwick	Principal	Mal Warwick and Associates and former Chair Social Ventures Network
Susan Wefald	Executive Vice President	Ms. Foundation for Women
Jeana Wirtenberg	Co-Founder	Institute for Sustainable Enterprise at Farleigh Dickinson University and President of Transitioning to Green
Valerie Young	Advocacy Coordinator	National Association of Mother’s Centers
Elaine Zuckerman	President	Gender Action

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Working together, we can move our shared agendas forward to more effectively and rapidly influence public policy—building a more just, sustainable, and caring future.