The African American Advisory Board

When Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano took office in January 1998, he revived the African American Advisory Board (AAAB.)  The role of the Board is to develop and recommend effective policies, legislation and/or services to eliminate discrimination and improve opportunities for African-Americans and their families.

The AAAB is organized into committees based upon issues of particular relevance to the African American community. The committees include children and families, housing, education, economic advancement, employment, health and mental health.   Through panel discussions, exhibitions, special events, correspondence and meetings with public officials, the AAAB Board will provide feedback and input to the County Executive and Board of Legislators on issues impacting the African American community. 

Members of the AAAB are: 

Barbara Edwards, Chair
 

Diana Palmer Burruss

Lisa Copeland
Dr. Julius Ford

DaMia Harris

Daniella Jackson
W. Garrison Jackson

Darryl Mack

Dr. Merville C. Marshall Jr.

Genevive Brown Metzger

Cora Miles

Dorothy J. Orr

 Marilyn Price
Ernest S. Prince

Winston Ross
Dr. Monica A. Scantlebury

Albert Wesley
Mae Williams

 

 

 

 

Prior Trailblazer Awardees



 


 

 


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