Pasadena City Council
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY ADVISORY BODY ase infover incestains on thie fort e for the a Council pail vacates on the Come or sy boli superient Commission. Please answer all questions.
information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application.

Biographical forms may be submitted any time during the year; however, they will be purged January 31 of each year. If you have not been appointed to the Community Police Oversight Commission and still desire appointment, please resubmit an updated biographical form or advise in writing that the initial form is still usable.

Commission on which you would you like to serve: Community Police Oversight Commission Applicant Name: Alexis Abernethy Date available to start:

Home Address: Home Phone:

Employer: Fuller Theological Seminary Work Phone:

Work Address: E-mail:

Community Service - List boards, commissions, committees, and organizations on which you are currently serving or have served, offices held and in what city.

Pasadena-Altadena Chapter of the Links, Inc. - Chaplain since 2005, Chair of International Trends and Services
Pasadena Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. - Chaplain, Social Action Committee Chair Employment - Title and duties, current and past.

Fuller Theological Seminary - 1998-present
Chief Academic Officer - current
Professor of Clinical Psychology - current - research, writing, teaching, administration Chief of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Associate Professor of Clinical Psycholoqv
University of Rochester Medical Center - 1986-1998
Assistant Professor of Psychology
Education - Include professional or vocational licenses or certificates.

PA. University of California. Berkeley: 1982 Cincal Pyhogy) B.S., Howard University, 1980 (Psychology)
Certified Group Psychotherapist (1994)
California State License No. 17059 (January 2001)
Personal - Answer "yes" or "no" to the following questions.

1. Have you ever worked for the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please list dates/department) YES NO X

2. Are you related to any employee or appointee of the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please YES NO X indicate name and relationship.)
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3. Are you aware that financial disclosure is required annually? (e.g. sources of YESX NO income, loans and gifts, investments, interests in real property.)

4. Rules of law and ethics prohibit members from participating in and voting on matters YES NOX in which they may have a direct or indirect financial interest. Are you aware of any potential conflicts of interest which may develop from your occupation or holdings in relation to your responsibilities as a member of the Community Police Oversight Commission? (If yes, please indicate any potential conflicts):

5. Have there been or are there now, any personal or business circumstances which YES NO X might reflect adversely on the propriety of your serving as a member of the Community Police Advisory Commission?

6. Are you aware of the time commitment necessary to fulfill the obligations of the YES X NO Community Police Oversight Commission?

7. Are you applying to serve in one of the community-based organization seats? YES X NO (If Yes, indicate name of organization you represent, your job title, and length of service):

Pasadena-Altadena Chapter of the Links, Inc. - Chaplain since 2005, Chair of International Trends and Services
IMPORTANT: For individuals responding "YES" to question No. 7 to serve in one of the community-based organization seats, please also complete the supplemental questionnaire.

8. Are you presently or have you ever worked as a member of law enforcement? YES NO X (If yes, please indicate job title and years of service):

9. Are you a practicing attorney that handles, or are you a member of any firm or entity YES NO X that currently handles criminal or civil matters involving the Pasadena Police Department?

10. Describe your relevant life experience, professional training, and/or education in the following areas: Police Activity/Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice System; Social Justice; Mental Health; and Anti-Bias Curriculum/Studies and/or Working with Diverse Populations:

I have expertise in cultural competency, group dynamics, and anger managagement in law enforcement personnel.

I was a research consultant to the Rochester Police Department for 8 years and developed training to reduce inappropriate use of force and conducted related research on this. I am a clinical psychologist who has been licensed for over 35 years.

11. How would you add value to the Community Police Oversight Commission? My expertise as a clinical psychologist who has examined the role of trauma, anger management, and use of force for police officers would be an asset. My knowledge of group dynamics and mental health generally will also serve as assets to the committee.

12. What do you see as the objectives and goals of the Community Police Oversight Commission? To be responsive to the needs of the community and address the policy changes needed to reduce bias in policing.

To improve trust between the community and the police department by reducing inappropriate use of force. 2 of 47

13. How would you help achieve these objectives and goals? Share expertise as a psychologist and my past experience with policing. I listen well, strategize effectively, understand the importance of policy revision, and work collaboratively with others.

Signature: Date: 5/10/22
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. ....

One of the goals of the City Council is to balance advisory body appointments in terms of geographic residence, location, ethnicity, gender, and age. The following information is desirable, but not required for appointment.

Year of Birth: 1958 Gender: Female Ethnicity: Black District # 2 If City resident, number of years:
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CITY OF PASADENA
Commissioner Biographical Form - VOLUNTARY
This biographical form will be filed in the Office of the Mayor & City Council; if you are appointed to a commission, it will assist City Hall in responding to questions regarding your background as a commissioner if requested by the new nedia or interested citizens. This Biographical Form should be submitted along with your commission application If you choose to complete the form, please be sure that the information provided is factual. It will be the basis for information provided over the telephone and at the public counter. The form may be duplicated and given to the news media and it may also be posted on the City's website.

NAME: Alexis D. Abernethy DISTRICT: 2 YEARS AS PASADENA RESIDENT: 24 OCCUPATION: Clinical Psychologist and Professor of Psychology EDUCATION & TRAINING:

Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1985 (Clinical Psychology) M.A., University of California, Berkeley, 1982 (Clinical Psychology) B.S., Howard University, 1980 (Psychology)
SERVICE RECORD:

None

MEMBERSHIP & OFFICES HELD IN CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, FRATERNAL OR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATIONS:
ommunity Police Oversiaht Commission.
asadana-Altadena Chapter of the Links, Incorporate CA, Commissioner, 2021-present )elta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pasadena Chapter, 2000-presen aithful Central Bible Church. Inglewood. CA. 1998-presen 2017-present Division 36, American Psychological Association 1993-present Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, APA 1991-present American Group Psychotherapy Association
1988-present American Psychological Association
HOBBIES:

Beach Volleybal
SIGNATURE: DATE: 5/10/22
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. .... ....

When complete, email and send original to: [email protected] Attn: Amanda Fowler
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CITY OF CITY OF PASADENA

SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY
PORATED® ADVISORY BODY-COMMUNITY POLICE OVERSIGHT COMMISSION

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION SEATS
The information contained on this form is for the City Council to fill vacancies on the Community Police Oversight Commission. Please answer all questions. You are invited to attach additional pages, a copy of your resume, or submit supplemental information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application.

THIS SUPPLEMENT MUST BE COMPLETED FOR APPLICANTS DESIRING TO

HOLD A SEAT DESIGNATED FOR COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES.

APPLICANT NAME: Alexis Abernethy
NAME OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION (CBO):

Pasadena-Altadena Chapter of the Links, Incorporated
CBO MAILING ADDRESS AND WEBSITE ADDRESS (IF ANY):

P.O. Box 91625, Pasadena, CA 91109
NAME, EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER FOR CBO CONTACT PERSON:

L. Charmayne Mills-Ealy
APPLICANT'S POSITION OR ROLE IN THE ORGANIZATION:

Chaplain and Commissioner for Community Police Oversight Commission

WHAT AUTHORITY DO YOU HAVE FROM YOUR ORGANIZATION TO APPLY AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CBO? (PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE CBO REPRESENTATIVE APPLICANT CAN BE SUBMITTED FROM EACH CBO).

ATTACH ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IF APPROPRIATE.

Chapter Recommendation
SIGNATURE: DATE: 5/10/22
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. • ATTACH TO COMPLETED BIOGRAPHICAL DATA SHEET•
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VITA
Alexis D. Abernethy, PhD, CGP, FAGPA
Office Address
School of Psychology & Marriage and Family Therapy
Fuller Theological Seminary
Phone:

EDUCATION
Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley, 1985 (Clinical Psychology) M.A., University of California, Berkeley, 1982 (Clinical Psychology) B.S., Howard University, 1980 (Psychology)
APA approved Internship, Clinical Psychology, Howard University Hospital, Washington, DC, 1985 Fellowship in Consultation Liaison Psychiatry, Howard University Hospital, Washington, DC, 1986 New York State License No. 009090-1 (July 1987)
Certified Group Psychotherapist (1994)
California State License No. 17059 (January 2001)

FACULTY APPOINTMENTS
2008-present Professor, Graduate School of Psychology,
Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA
1999-2008 Associate Professor, Graduate School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA
1998-1999 Assistant Professor, Graduate School of Psychology, Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA
1995-1998 Clinical Associate Professor of Psychiatry (Psychology) and Psychologist Department of Psychiatry, Adult Ambulatory Services, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and Strong Memorial Hospital 1988-1995 Assistant Professor of Psychiatry (Psychology) and Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, Adult Ambulatory Services, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and Strong Memorial Hospital 1986-1988 Senior Instructor in Psychiatry (Psychology) and Psychologist, Department of Psychiatry, Adult Ambulatory Services, University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry, and Strong Memorial Hospital, Rochester, NY

PROFESSIONAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIGNMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Chief Academic Officer, Fuller Theological Seminary (2021-present).

Chief of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Fuller Theological Seminary (2020-2021). 6 of 47
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Associate Provost for Faculty Inclusion and Equity, Fuller Theological Seminary (2018-2020).

Member, Provost's Council, Fuller Theological Seminary (2011-2013, 2018-present).

Member, President's Council, Fuller Theological Seminary (2018-present) Co-Chair, Annual Meeting Committee, American Group Psychotherapy Association (2015- present)
Director, Faculty Spiritual Formation, Fuller Theological Seminary (2014-2018).

Co-Chair, Institute Committee, Annual Meeting Committee, American Group Psychotherapy Association (2012-2016).

Chair, Faculty Senate, Fuller Theological Seminary (2011-2013).

Member, President's Cabinet, Fuller Theological Seminary (2009-2011).

Member, Faculty Senate, Fuller Theological Seminary (2006-2011, 2014-2016).

Member, Diversity Council, Fuller Theological Seminary (2006-2011).

Member, Faculty Chapel Task Force, Fuller Theological Seminary (2004-2006) Member, Brehm Center for Worship, Theology, and Arts Steering/Executive Committee, Fuller Theological Seminary (2001-2016).

Leader Consultant, Professional Formation Steering Committee, (2001-2014).

Chair, Search Committee, Clinical Psychology Program, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2000-2001).

Member, Worship, Theology, and Arts Search Committee, Fuller Theological Seminary (2000- 2002).

Member, Worship, Theology, and Arts Task Force, Fuller Theological Seminary (1999-2001).

Chair, Student Development Committee, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2001-2002).

Member, Admissions Committee, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (1999-2002, 2003- present).

Member, Student Evaluation Committee, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (1999-2001).

Director of Diversity Education and Faculty Development, University of Rochester Medical Center (1998).

Chair, Cross-Cultural Education Committee, Office of the Associate Dean, University of Rochester Medical Center (1996-1998).

Faculty Senate Representative, Department of Psychiatry, Medical Faculty Council (1993-1996).

Member, Cross-Cultural Education Committee, Office of the Associate Dean, University of Rochester Medical Center (1992-1996).

Member, Psychotherapy Curriculum Committee, Department of Psychiatry (1992-1997) Chairperson, American Disabilities Act Awareness Task Force, University of Rochester (1992- 1994).

Member, Advisory Board, American Disabilities Act, University of Rochester (1992-1993).

Chairperson, Adult Ambulatory Quality Assurance Committee, Department of Psychiatry (1991).

Alternate Representative, Department of Psychiatry, Medical Faculty Council (1990-1993).

Coordinator for Psychology Training in Adult Ambulatory Services, Psychology Division, Department of Psychiatry (1990-1998).

Member, Clinical Psychology Training Committee, Division of Psychology, Department of Psychiatry (1990-1998).

Psychotherapy Case Assignment Coordinator, Adult Ambulatory Services, Department of Psychiatry (1988-1989).

Intake Team Leader, Adult Ambulatory Services, Department of Psychiatry (1987-1990).

Member, Quality Assurance Committee, Department of Psychiatry (1986-1990).

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE ASSIGNMENTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES
Adult Psychotherapist, Private Practice, Fuller Psychological and Family Services(2001-present).

Adult Group Psychotherapist, Adult Ambulatory Services, Department of Psychiatry (1987-98).

Adult Psychotherapist, Private Practice, Department of Psychiatry (1987-1998) Adult Psychotherapist, Adult Ambulatory Services, Department of Psychiatry (1986-1998). 7 of 47
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TEACHING
Graduate Student
Seminars
Fuller Family and Psychological Services, Cultural Diversity and Integration Case Conference (2020-2021).

Clinical Interventions: Diversity Lab, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2019 - present).

Formation and Integrative Practice Group, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2016).

Spiritual Interventions in Therapy, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2010- present).

Arts, Spirituality, and Transformation, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2005- present)
Pastoral Counseling in the African American Church, Fuller School of Theology (2002)
Introduction to Diversity Seminar, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (2000- present).

Spiritual Transcendence and Health, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (1999- 2010).

Group Psychotherapy, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (1999-present).

Program Administration, Fuller Graduate School of Psychology (1999-present).

Multicultural Group Seminar, Counseling and Mental Health Services, University Health Service (1993-1998).

Cultural Issues Across the Lifespan, Psychotherapy Across the Lifespan Seminar, Psychology Division, Department of Psychiatry (1993-1996).

Cultural Considerations in Psychotherapy, Advanced Clinical Seminar, Clinical Psychology Graduate Program, University of Rochester (1993).

Ethnicity and the Psychotherapeutic Process, Department of Psychiatry (1990-1992).

Clinical Supervision
Supervisor, Fuller Psychological and Family Services (1998-2001, 2020).

Faculty Consultation Groups, Graduate School of Psychology (2004-2015).

Supervisor, Spiritual Formation Groups, Graduate School of Psychology (2003- Consultant, Professional Formation Group Leaders, Graduate School of Psychology (2001-present).

Group Psychotherapy Supervisor, Fuller Psychological and Family Services (1999- 2001).

Outpatient Preceptor, Adult Ambulatory Services (1986-1998).

Team Leader, Adult Ambulatory Services, Department of Psychiatry (1987-1990).

Postdoctoral Fellow: Clinical Psychology Postdoctoral Fellows, Geriatric Fellows in Psychiatry and Psychology
Adult Ambulatory Postdoctoral Fellowship Research (1993-1998).

Director, Adult Ambulatory Postdoctoral Fellowship (1989-1990, 1992-1998).

Group Psychotherapy Supervision, Adult Ambulatory Services (1987-1988, 1989- 1990, 1993-98).
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Field Education
Self-Care in Ministry: Attending to the Mind, Body, and Spirit, Field Education and Ministry Formation, Fuller Theological Seminary (2009-2012) Medical Student
Lectures
Role of Culture and Race in the Doctor-Patient Relationship, Biopsychosocial Viedicine (1992-1997)
Bias in Health Care Delivery, General Clerkship (1993-1997) Culturally Competent Assessment and Treatment Planning, Psychiatry Clerkship (1992-1996).

Residents
Lectures
Introduction to Cultural Competency Issues in Emergency Medicine, Emergency Residents Orientation Session (1994-1996).

Managing Cultural Barriers in Communication, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology (1993-1995).

Cultural Considerations in Work with Older Adults, Geriatric Seminar, Department of Psychiatry (1992).

Seminar
Cultural Variations in Psychopathology, Psychopathology Through the Life Cycle Seminar, Psychiatry Residency Seminar (1994-1998).

Supervision
Psychotherapy Supervision, Adult Ambulatory Services (1997-1998) Group Psychotherapy Supervision, Adult Ambulatory Services (1988-1989, 1990- Continuing Medical Education - Selected Presentations
Spirituality
Ethical Considerations, Psychotherapy, and Spirituality, Case Conference Presentation, Counseling and Mental Health Services (December 1997).

Spiritual Transcendence in Psychotherapy, Case Conference Presentation, Counseling and Mental Health Services (April 1997).

Spirituality Explorations in Psychotherapy, Discussion Group (1996-1998).

Cultural Competence
Culturally Competent Approaches to Chemical Dependency: Considerations in Working with African Americans, Strong Recovery and Chemical Dependency Program (April 1996)
Understanding the Cultural Context, Faculty Development Workshops for Biopsychosocial Medicine, (1995-96).
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Cultural Competence in Crisis Work, Mobile Crisis Team (Summer 1994).

Rethinking Partnerships: Bias in Health Care, Partnerships in Health Care Conference, Biopsychosocial Studies Program of the University of Rochester (1993).

Stress
Occupational Stress and Well-Being, Park Ridge Hospital (Fall 1993).

Managing Stress in the Work Environment, Strong Memorial Hospital (Fall 1992).

Stress Management, Associate Dean for Minority Student Affairs (1987-1996).

Consultations
DEI Consultation, Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services/American Group Psychotherapy Association, San Antonio, Texas (2019- present).

Group Therapy Consultation, American Group Psychotherapy Association, Chinese Group Therapists, Online through Zoom (2018-present).

Psychological Consultant, Faithful Central Bible Church (1999-2004).

Psychological Consultant, Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church (1996-1998).

Psychological Consultant, Officer Assistance Program, Rochester Police Department (1996-1998).

Psychological Consultant, Office of Student Minority Affairs (1993-1998).

Psychological Consultant, Board of Ordained Ministries, Western New York Conference, United Methodist Church (1993-1998).

Psychological Consultant, Occupational Case Conference, University Health Service (1990-1994).

Research Consultant, Rochester Police Department (1986-1994).

RESEARCH ACTIVITIES
Research in Progress
Scientific Study of Worship (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy).

Cultural Factors in Cancer Screening (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy).

Music Worship Leader Project (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy).

Forgiveness and Spiritual Distress in an Inpatient Psychiatric Setting (Co-Principal Investigators: A. Abernethy & K. VanHarn)
Exploring the Role of Spirituality in the Treatment of Eating Disorders (Co-Principal Investigators: A. Abernethy & P. Pitts)
Spirituality and Asceticism in the Treatment of Eating Disorders (Co-Principal Investigators: A. Abernethy & C. Keiper)
Reducing the Burden of Breast Cancer Among African-American and Latina Survivors (Co-Principal Investigators: A. Abernethy & A. Ashing-Giwa) Spirituality and Transformation in a Community-Based Group in the Bahamas (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy)
Examining Spirituality and Mental Health Outcomes in Psychiatric Patients (Co- Principal Investigators: A. Abernethy & K. VanHarn)
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Clarifying how Views of the Afterlife, Hope, and Meaning Influence Suicidal Ideation in Psychiatric Inpatients (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy)

PUBLICATIONS
Schnitker, S. A., Currier, J. M., Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C. vanOyen, Foster, J. D., Root Luna, _. M., Vanharn, K., & Carter, J. (2021). Gratitude and patience moderate meaning struggles and suicidal risk in a cross-sectional study of inpatients at a Christiar psychiatric hospital. Journal of Personality. https://doi- org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1111/jopy.12644
Porter, S. L., Wang, D. C., Abernethy, A., Strout, S., Dillard, W., Yong, A., & van Vlastuin, W. 2021). Ecumenical and traditioned measurement: Measuring Christian maturation across distinct traditions of Christian spirituality. Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care. https://doi.org/10.1177/19397909211041032
Abernethy, A. D., Currier, J. M., Schnitker, S. A., Witvliet, C. V. O., Root Luna, L M., Foster, J.

D., VanHarn, K., & Carter, J. (2021). Inpatient perspectives on the appropriateness of spiritually integrated interventions in a Christian-affiliated program. Professional Psychology: Research and Practice. 52(3), 272-278. https://doi.org/10.1037/pro0000367 Abernethy, A. D. (2021). Spirituality and struggle as sources of strength and power for African American women: Implications for group therapy leadership. Y. I. Kane, S. M.

Masselink, & A. C Weiss, (eds)., Women, intersectionality, and power, in group psychotherapy leadership. Routledge.

Abernethy, A. D. (2021). Spiritual formation: Our spiritual journey to clinical practice. In D. J.

Downs, T. Armstrong, and A Yong, (eds)., Vocation, formation, and theological education: Interdisciplinary Perspectives (pp. 163-184). Claremont Press.

Flores, N. J., Mathew, M. J., Fortson, L. S., Abernethy, A. D., & Ashing, K. T. (2021). The influence of culture, social, and religious support on well-being in breast cancer Survivorship. Cureus, 13(3), e14158
https://doiorg.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.7759/cureus. 14158 Hinkel, H. M., Isaak, S. L., Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C. V. O., Schnitker, S. A., Root Luna, L.

M., & Currier, J. M. (2021). Religiousness, meaning, and quality of life: Test of a mediational model among adults seeking a spiritually integrated inpatient program.

Journal of Clinical Psychology, 77(4), 1054-1067. https://doi- org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1002/jclp.23096
Schnitker, S. A., Ro, D., Foster, J. D., Abernethy, A. D., Currier, J. M., Witvliet, C. V. O., Root Luna, L. M., Putnam, K., VanHarn, K., & Carter, J. (2020). Patient patients: Increased patience associated with decreased depressive symptoms in psychiatric treatment.

The Journal of Positive Psychology, 15, 300-313. doi: 10.1080/17439760.2019. 1610482 Abernethy, A. D. (2020). Spirituality as a resource in group psychotherapy. In M. D. Ribeiro (ed.), Examining social identities and diversity issues in group therapy: Knocking at the boundaries (pp. 149-160). Routledge Press.

Abernethy, A. D., Grannum, G. D., & Allen, D. F. (2019). Spirituality and transformation in a community-based group in the Bahamas. Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 22(3), 227- 243. https://doi-org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/13674676.2019.1579177 11 of 47
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Abernethy, A. D., & Eriksson, C. B. (2019). The power of relationships for bridging difference. Training and Education in Professional Psychology. https://doi- org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1037/tep0000292
Currier, J. M., Foster, J. D., Witvliet, C. vanOyen, Abernethy, A. D., Root Luna, L. M., Schnitker, S. A., . .. Carter, J. (2019). Spiritual struggles and mental health outcomes in a spiritually integrated inpatient program. Journal of Affective Disorders, 249, 127-135. https://doi- org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1016/j.jad.2019.02.012
Abernethy, A. D., & Kim, S.-H. (2018). The Spiritual Transcendence Index: An Item Response Theory Analysis. International Journal for the Psychology of Religion, 28(4), 240-256. https://doi-org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/10508619.2018.1507800 Abernethy, A. D., Currier, J. M., Witvliet, C. V. O., Schnitker, S. A., Putman, K. M., Root Luna, L.

M., Foster, J. D., Spencer, A., Jones, H., VanHarn, K. J., & Carter, J. (2018).

Understanding the roles of religious comfort and strain on depressive symptoms in an inpatient psychiatric setting. Psychology of Religion and Spirituality. Advance online publication. http://dx.doi.org/10.1037/rel0000233
King, L. H., Abernethy, A. D., Keiper, C., & Craycraft, A. (2018). Spirituality and eating disorder risk factors in African American women. Eating And Weight Disorders: EWD. https://doi-org.fuller.idm.oclc.org/10.1007/s40519-018-0611-1 Abernethy, A. D., Allen, D. F.., & Carroll, M. A. (2017) Adapting group therapy to adress real world problems: Insights from groups offered in the Bahamas. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy. 1-18. 10.1080/00207284.2017.1335582 Stevens, F. L., & Abernethy, A. D. (2017). Neuroscience and racism: The power of groups for overcoming implicit bias. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 68(4) 561-584, DOI: 10.1080/00207284.2017.1315583
Abernethy, A. D. (2017). Spirituality and health research: Incorporating a cultural lens.

Research in the Social Scientific Study of Religion, 28, 209-230.

Currier, J. M., Foster, J. D., Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C. V. O., Root Luna, L. M., Putman, K.

M., Schnitker, S. A., VanHarn, K., Carter J. (2017), God imagery and affective outcomes in a spiritually integrative inpatient program. Psychiatry Research, 254, 317-322. doi: 10.1016/j.psychres.2017.05.003
Abernethy, A. D., Grannum, G., Gordon, C., Williamson, R., & Currier, J. (2016). The Pastors Empowerment Program: A resilience education intervention to prevent clergy burnout. Spirituality in Clinical Practice, 3(3), 175-186.

Finlay, L. D., Abernethy, A. D., & Garrels, S. (2016). Scapegoating in group therapy:

Insights from Girard's Mimetic Theory, International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 66(2), 188-204.

Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C. V. O., Kuran, K. R., Brown, S., Uh, M., Rice, B. E., & Rold, L. 2016). Varietes of spiritual experience: A study of closeness to God, struggle, transformation, and confession-forgiveness in communal worship. Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 35(1), 9-21.
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McMinn, M. R., Vogel, M. J., Hall, M. E. L., Abernathy, A. D., Birch, R., Galuza, T., Rodriguez, J., Putman, K. (2015). Religious and spiritual diversity training in clinical psychology doctoral programs: Do explicitly Christian programs differ from other programs? Journal of Psychology and Theology, 43, 155-164.

Abernethy, A. D., Kurian, K. R., Rice, B. E., Grannum, G. D., Rold, L., & Jones, H. (2015).

Corporate worship and spiritual formation: Insights from worship leaders.

Journal of Psychology and Christianity, 34(3), 266-279.

Cottingham, M. D., Davis, L., Craycraft, A., Keiper, C. D., Abernethy, A. D. (2014).

Disordered eating and self-objectification in college women: clarifying the roles of spirituality and purpose in life. Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 17(9), 898-909.

Eriksson, C. D. & Abernethy, A. D. (2014). Integration in multicultural competence and diversity training: Engaging difference and grace. Journal of Psychology & Theology, 42(2), 174- Abernethy, A. D., Tadie, J. T., & Tilahun, B. (2014) Empathy in group therapy: Facilitating resonant chords. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 64(4), 517-535. doi: 10.1521/jjgp.2014.64.4.516
Christman, L. K., Abernethy, A. D., Gorsuch, R. L.., & Brown, A.W. (2014) Intrinsic Religiousness as a mediator between fatalism and cancer-specific fear: Clarifying the role of fear in prostate cancer screening. Journal of Religion and Health, 53 (3), 760-772 Abernethy, A. D. (2012). Integration: Toward a variety of musical ensembles. Journal of Psychology and Theology, 40(2), 122-126.

Abernethy, A. D. (2012). A spiritually informed approach to group psychotherapy. In J. L.

Kleinberg (Ed.), The Wiley-Blackwell handbook of group psychotherapy (pp. 681-705).

John Wiley & Sons.

Counselman E. F., & Abernethy, A. D. (2011). Supervisory reactions: An important aspect of supervision. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 61(2), 197-216.

Brown, A. W., Abernethy, A. D., Gorsuch, R., & Dueck, A. (2010). Sacred violations, perceptions of injustice, and anger in Muslims. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 40, 1003-1027. doi: 10.1111/j. 1559-1816.2010.00608..

Eriksson, C. B., Bjorck, J. P., Larson, L. C., Walling, S. M., Trice, G. A., Fawcett, J., et al. (2009). Social support, organizational support, and religious support in relation to burnout in expatriate humanitarian aid workers. Mental Health, Religion & Culture, 12(7), 671-686. doi:10.1080/13674670903029146.

Abernethy, A. D., Houston, T. R., Bjorck, J. P., Gorsuch, R. L., & Arnold, H. (2009).

Religiousness and prostate cancer screening in African American men. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology, 27 (3), 316-331. doi: 10. 1080/07347330902979036.

Hay, J., Harris, J. N., Waters, E. A., Clayton, M. F., Ellington, L., Abernethy, A. D., & Prayor- Patterson H. (2009). Personal communication in primary and secondary cancer prevention: Evolving discussions, emerging challenges. Journal of Health Communication, 14 (Suppl 1), 18-29. doi: 10.1080/10810730902806828. 13 of 47
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Abernethy, A. D. (Ed.). (2008). Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation. Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D. & Witvliet, C. V. O. (2008). A study of transformation in worship: Psychological, cultural, and psychophysiological perspectives. In A. D. Abernethy (Ed.), Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation, (pp. 197-216). Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D. (2008). Introduction: Spiritual experience, worship, and transformation. In A. D.

Abernethy (Ed.), Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation, (pp. 13-22). Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D. (2008). The voice of the congregation: Stories revealing the process of transformation. In A. D. Abernethy (Ed.), Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation, (pp. 217-233). Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D. (2008). Call and response: Authors' commentary on lessons learned from the congregation. In A. D. Abernethy (Ed.), Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation, (pp. 249-270).: Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D. (2008). Implications for theology, research, and worship practice.

In A. D. Abernethy (Ed.), Worship that changes lives: Multidisciplinary and congregational perspectives on spiritual transformation, (pp.271-279). Baker Academic.

Abernethy, A. D., Houston, T. R., Mimms, T., & Boyd-Franklin, N. B. (2006). Using prayer in psychotherapy: Applying Sue's differential to enhance culturally competent care. Cultural Diversity and Ethnic Minority Psychology, 12(1), 101-114. doi: 10.1037/10999809.12.1.101.

Abernethy, A. D., Houston, T. R., Magat, M. M., Arnold, H., Gorsuch, R. L., & Bjorck, J. P. (2005). Recruiting African American men in cancer screening studies: Applying a culturally-based model. Health Education and Behavior, 32(4), 441-451. doi: 10.1177/1090198104272253.

Abernethy, A. D. (2005). Increasing the cultural proficiency of clinical managers. Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development, 33(2), 81-93.

Greene, H. L., Abernethy, A. D., Reid, F. T. (2004). Creating sacred space for spirituality in consultation, supervision, and psychotherapy groups. Group, 28(4), 89-103.

Abernethy, A. D. (2004). Special edition on spirituality in group therapy (Guest Editor).

Group, 28(4), 13-29.

Eriksson, C. B., Bjorck, J., & Abernethy, A. D. (2003). Occupational stress, trauma, and adjustment in expatriate humanitarian aid workers. In J. Fawcett (Ed.), Stress and trauma handbook: Strategies for flourishing in demanding environments (pp. 68-100).

World Vision International.

Abernethy, A. D., Chang, H. T, Seidlitz, L., Evinger, J. S., & Duberstein, P. (2002). Religious coping and depression among spouses of people with lung cancer. Psychosomatics, 43, 456-463. doi: 10.1176/appi. psy.43.6.456.
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Abernethy, A. D. (2002). The power of metaphors for exploring cultural differences in groups.

Group, 26(3), 219-231. doi: 10. 1023/A: 1021061110951.

Seidlitz, L.., Abernethy, A. D., Duberstein, P., Evinger, S., Lewis B., & Chang, H. (2002).

Development of the spiritual transcendence index. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 41(3), 439-453. doi: 10.1111/1468-5906.00129.

Abernethy, A. D. (2001). Ushering in the presence of God. Theology, News and Notes, 48(2),

23. Markus, H., & Abernethy, A. D. (2001). Joining with the resistance: Addressing reluctance to engage in group therapy training. International Journal of Group Psychotherapy, 51(2), 191-204. doi:10.1521/ijgp.51.2.191.49854.

Smetana, J. G., Abernethy, A. D., & Harris, A. (2000). Adolescent-Parent interactions in middle-class African American families: Longitudinal change and contextual variations.

Journal of Family Psychology, 14(3), 458-474. doi: 10.1037/0893-3200.14.3.458.

Abernethy, A. D., & Brown, W. S. (2000). Psychoneuroimmunology, spirituality and medicine.

Spirituality and Medicine Connection, 4(1), 7.
bernethv. A. D. (1999). Group cohesion: Maximizing healing in group therapy. Journal c svcholoav and Christianitv. 18(3). 275-27
\bernethy, A. D. (1999). A mentoring program for underrepresented minority students:
-ostering the process of bicultural socialization. Academic Medicine, 74(4), 356-9 Abernethy, A. D. & Lancia, J. J. (1998). Religion and the psychotherapeutic relationship:

Transferential and countertransferential dimensions. Journal of Psychotherapy Practice and Research, 7(4), 281-289.

Abernethy, A. D. (1998). Working with racial themes in group psychotherapy. Group, 22(1), 1-13. doi: 10.1023/A:1023025500831.

Abernethy, A. D., Naumburg, E. H., & Siegel, D. (1998). Rethinking partnerships: Bias in health care. In A. Suchman & P. Hinton-Walker (Eds.), Partnerships in health care (pp. 139-149). University of Rochester Press
bernethy, A. D. & Glover, R. (1996). Recognizing and responding to cultural dimensions of care ledical Societv Bulletin. 62(4). 16.18
Abernethou mat of Melticulara Cing racing and De elim st, 232) - 1 competency training.

Abernethy, A. D. (1995). The development of an anger management training program for law enforcement personnel. In L. R. Murphy, J. J. Hurrell, S. L. Sauter, & G. P. Keira (Eds.), Job stress intervention: Current practice and future directions (pp. 21-30). American Psychological Association.

Abernethy, A. D. & Cox, C. (1994). Anger management training for law enforcement personnel.

Journal of Criminal Justice, 22(5), 459-466. doi: 10.1016/0047-2352(94)90036-1. 15 of 47
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Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Cultural competency training: Survival techniques for trainers. Psych Discourse, 25, 15-16.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Culture and psychological evaluations. OMH News, 6(10), 16.

Abernethy, A. D. (1993). An Afrocentric perspective in ethnicity training. Psych Discourse, 24, 10-11.

Abernethy, A. D. (1992). Anger management training for law enforcement personnel. [Abstract].

Proceedings of the American Psychological Association/National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Conference, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Cowan, P. A., Gurza, R., Huang, K. H., Kim, M., King, N. F., & Lum, J. (1988).

Psychology tomorrow: A unified ethnic psychology course. In P. Bronstein and K. Quina (Eds.), Teaching in the psychology of people; Resources for gender and sociocultural awareness (pp. 115-119). American Psychological Association.

GRANTS and CONTRACTS
Leadership Development for Champion Recovery Ministry, Psychologist in the Local Congregation Awards, Office for Science, Theology, and Religion Initiatives (Psychological Scientist: A. Abernethy; Pastor: Lucious Hicks) 2017-2019.

Examining Spirituality and Mental Health Outcomes in Psychiatric Patients, Travis Research Center and Pine Rest Mental Health Services (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy) 2016- Resocialization of Bahamian Society through The Family Group Therapy, Templeton World Charity Foundation (Group Therapy Consultant and Principal Investigator, The Role of Spirituality in a Supportive Group Process: A. Abernethy) 2015-2016.

Pastor's Empowerment Program, Lilly Endowment/Cormode grant (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy) 2012-2013.

Music Worship Leader Project, Fuller Theological Seminary's School of Psychology (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy) 2011-2012.

Cultural Factors in Cancer Screening, National Cancer Institute (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy) 2005-2008.

Scientific Study of Worship/Spiritual Experience in Worship, Templeton Foundation (2005- 2006)/Calvin Institute of Christian Worship, Fuller's Office of the Provost, Brehm Center for Worship, Theology and the Arts, and the School of Psychology (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy) 2002-2006.

Religiousness and Prostate Screening in African American Men, California Cancer Research Program (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy) 2000-2002.

The Role of Religiousness in Physical Health: Mediation by Emotions, National Institute of Aging (Principal Investigator: L. Seidlitz; Collaborator: A. Abernethy) 1999-2000. 16 of 47
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Spiritual Transcendence and Perceived Health (Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy) Edward Lee Travis Institute for Biopsychosocial Research, 1998-1999.

Culturally Competent Assessment and Treatment Planning Curriculum, Coordinated Care Services Inc., 1997-1998
The Development of a Cultural Competence Curriculum for Psychologists at New York State Hospitals, New York State Office of Mental Health Contract, 1995.

Increasing Minority Participation in Medicine, (Project Co-Director Brenda D. Lee, Principal Investigator for Minority Mentoring Program Component, A. Abernethy). New York State Department of Health, 11/94 - 5/97.

Evaluation of Revised Anger Management Training Program, (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy) City of Rochester Contract, 7/90 - 6/91.

Parental History of Hypertension and Recovery Rates After Stress, (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy). Biomedical Research Support Grant (PHS S7RR05403-28), 7/1/89 - 12/31/90.

Parental History of Hypertension and Recovery Rates After Stress, (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy). Clinical Research Center (RR00044), 5/24/89 - 6/30/91.

Anger Management, Training, and Performance in Police Officers, (Principal Investigator: A.

Abernethy). City of Rochester Contract, 7/9/87 - 6/30/90.

Hypertension and Mental Arithmetic: Psychological and Physiological Responsiveness to Unexpected Noise, (Principal Investigator: J. L. Izzo, Jr; Co-Principal Investigator: A. Abernethy).

Clinical Research Center (RR00044), 8/3/87 - 8/30/88.

PRESENTATIONS AT MAJOR NATIONAL PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Bunker J., Morris, J., Abernethy, A., Ewing, N. & Kelly, N. (February 2021). Women and Aggression: History, Healing and Power. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, Open Session, virtual.

Abernethy, A. D., Currier, J. M., Schnitker, S. A., Witvliet, C. V. O., Root Luna, L. M., Foster, J.

D., VanHarn, K., & Carter, J. (April 2020). Attitudes toward spiritually integrated interventions in psychiatric inpatients. Poster presented at the 41st Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine - Virtual Conference.

Armstrong, T., Abernethy, A. D., Grannum, G. D., & Allen, D. F. (2019, March). Spirituality and transformation in a Bahamian community group setting. Poster presented at the 40th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Grannum, G., Abernethy, A. D., & Allen, D. F. (2017, March). An exploration of shame, spiritual practices, and compassion in a community-based group. Poster presented at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Diego, CA.

Abernethy, A. D., Spencer, A., Kobold, K., & Pitts, P. (2018, March). Exploring the relationship between self-esteem and spirituality in patients with eating disorders. Poster presented at the 38th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Diego, CA. 17 of 47
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Abernethy, A. D., Schnitker, S. Currier, J. M., Putman, K. M., Witvliet, C. V. O., Ro, D., Jones, H., VanHarn, K. J., & Carter, J. (2017, June). Understanding the role of religious comfort and strain on affective outcomes in an inpatient psychiatric setting. Paper presented at the 11th Annual Sino-American Cultural Psychology of Religion Conference, Beijing, China.

Whitney, W. B. & Abernethy, A. D. (March, 2017). Education and group psychotherapy: How group therapy can inform teaching and learning. Open Session, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York.

Stevens, F. & Abernethy, A. D. (2017, March). Neuroscience and racism. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York.

Flores, N. J., Fortson, L. S., Abernethy, A. D., Ashing, K. T. (2016, July). Depression among Latinas and African American breast cancer survivors: Examining support and life stressors. Poster presented at the 5' Biennial National Latino Cancer Summit, San Francisco, CA.

Fortson, L., Abernethy, A. D., & Ashing, K. (2016, March). The role of social support and locus of health control in well-being for breast cancer survivors. Paper and poster presented at the 13th Annual Meeting of the American Psychooncology Society, San Diego, CA.

Rohrmayer, K., Abernethy, A. D., Keiper, C., Spencer, A., Pitts, P. (2016, March). Positive and negative influences of religious comfort and anger toward God on eating disorder symptoms. Paper presented at the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Schnitker, S. Currier, J. M., Putman, K. M., Witvliet, C. V. O., Ro, D., Jones, H., VanHarn, K. J., & Carter, J. (2016, March). Understanding the role of religious comfort and strain on affective outcomes in an inpatient psychiatric setting. Paper presented at the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Grannum, G. D., Abernethy, A. D., & Currier, J. M. (2016, March). Care for the caregivers:

Clergy burnout and the roles of ministry demands, meaning-making, & post-traumatic growth. Poster presented at the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Rice, B., Abernethy, A. D., Kurian, K. R., Grannum, G. D., & Jones, J. (2016, March).

Humility, spiritual growth, and worship. Poster presented at the 36th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Stevens, F. & Abernethy, A. D. (2016, March). Neuroscience and racism. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York.

Stevens, F. & Abernethy, A. D. (2015, February). Neuroscience and racism. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA Tadrous, S., Barsuglia, J. P.., Artensen, T., Smith, S., Sandy, C., Keiper, C., Pitts, P., & Abernethy, A. (2014, August). Attachment dynamics and eating disorder symptoms in a clinical treatment group. Poster presented at the 122nd American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington, D.C.
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Tadrous, S., Barsuglia, J. P., Artensen, T., Smith, S., Sandy, C., Keiper, C., Pitts, P., & Abernethy, A. (2014, August). Association of family functioning with self-harm in eating disorder patients. Poster presented at the 122nd American Psychological Association Annual Convention, Washington, D.C.

Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C.V.O., Kurian, K., Uh, M, Rice, B., Rold, L., & Brown, A.W. (2013, March). Understanding spirituality, forgiveness, and emotion. Poster presented at the 33rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Francisco, CA.

Abernethy, A. D., Witvliet, C.V.O., Kurian, K., Uh, M., Rice, B., & Rold, L. (2012, April). Worship Experiences and forgiveness: The role of benefits, costs, and emotions. Poster presented at the 32nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, New Orleans, LA.

Abernethy, A. D., Finlay, & Garrels, S. (2011, March). Scapegoating in group therapy: Integrating Girard's mimetic theory and Agazarian's systems centered approach. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York, NY.

Abernethy, A. D., Rice B., Black M., Uh, M., & Rold, L. (2011, April). Contrasting worship experiences, forgiveness, and emotions. Poster presented at the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Dueck, A., Finlay, L. & Garrels, S. (2010, February). Scapegoating in group therapy: Integrating Girard's mimetic theory and Agazarian's systems centered approach.

Open Session, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA
Abernethy, A. D., Tadie, & Tilahun, B. (2010, February). Training students to maximize opportunities for empathy in groups. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, San Diego, CA.

Abernethy, A. D., Brown, S., Leaks, B., Johnson, D., Christman, L., & Gorsuch, R. (2010, April).

Illness perceptions and cancer screening: Clarifying the role of supernatural and fatalistic perspectives. Poster presented at the 30th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Seattle, WA.

Panos, S., Chung, T., Ragin, A., Brown, S., Black, M., Hoye, J. A., & Abernethy, A. D. (2008, March). Emotions, heart rate, and worship. Poster presented at the 28th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Diego, CA.

Smith, S., Counselman, E. & Abernethy, A. D. (2008, February). All day workshop: AGPA group supervision course. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Brown, S., Johnson, D., Christman, L., Leaks, B., Allocco, P., & Gorsuch, R. (2008, March). Clarifying common and unique dimensions of spirituality and fatalism in threat representations of cancer: Implications for cancer prevention. Poster presented at the 28*h Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Diego, CA.

Panos, Chung, Ragin, Brown, Black, Hoye, Yi, & Abernethy, A. D. (2007, March). Health and spirituality: The psychophysiological effects of worship recall. Poster presented at the 27'h Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC. 19 of 47
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Ragin, Yi, Seo, Panos, Black, Brown, Hoye, Chung, Colon, Chacon, & Abernethy, A. D. (2007, March). Recruiting participants for a worship study: Applying the cultural empowerment model. Poster presented at the 27' Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Smith S., Counselman, E.., & Abernethy, A. D. (2007, March). All day workshop: AGPA group supervision course. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, Austin, TX.

Johnson, D., Abernethy, A. D., Brown, S., Christman, L., Leaks, B., Allocco, P., & Gorsuch, R (2006, March). Cultural representations of cancer: Religious locus of health control and positive emotion. Poster presented at the 26 Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, San Francisco, CA.

Porter, Grayson, Rinzler, & Abernethy. (2005, March). Spirituality in group therapy. Open Session, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, NY.

Penn, Siddharth, Nath, Lissac, Abernethy. (2005, March). Group therapy in culturally diverse patient populations: Themes and variations. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, NY.

Abernethy, A. D., Brown, S., Christman, L., Johnson, D., Magat, M. M., Bjorck, J., & Gorsuch, R. (2004, April). Depth of religiousness versus church attendance: Factors influencing prostate cancer screening attitudes in African American men. Poster presented at the 25th Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Baltimore, MD.

Christman, L., Abernethy, A. D., Brown, S., Johnson, D., Magat, M. M., Bjorck, J., & Gorsuch, R (2004, April). Cancer-specific fear as a mediator between religiousness and prostate cancer screening in African American men. Poster presented at the 25" Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Baltimore, MD.

Abernethy, A. D., Magat, M. M., Houston, T., Arnold, H., Brown, S., Taylor, G., Bjorck, J., Gorsuch, R., Ketting, & Ulmer. (2003, April). Developing partnerships across disciplines to promote cancer prevention. Poster presented at the 24d Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT.

Abernethy, A. D., Magat, M. M., Houston, T., Arnold, H., Brown, S., Taylor, G., Bjorck, J., & Gorsuch, R. (2003, April). Religious coping, prostate cancer screening attitudes, and affect. Poster presented at the 24'd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT.

Magat, M. M., Abernethy, A. D., Houston, T., & Arnold, H. (2003, April). Prostate cancer screening among African-American men: Understanding the role of fatalism and anger.

Poster presented at the 24d Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT.

Abernethy, A. D., Otis, K., Houston, T., Magat, M. M., & Arnold, H. (2002, April). Building partnerships with churches to increase prostate cancer control. Poster presented at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Chamberlain, Larson, Seidlitz, L., Abernethy, A. D., & Duberstein, P. (2002, April). Religiousness and physical functioning in older adults. Poster presented at the 23d Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.
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Magat, M. M., Abernethy, A. D., Otis, K., Houston, T. & Arnold. (2002, April). Fatalism among African-American men: Effects on prostate cancer screening. Poster presented at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Magat, M. M., Otis, K., Houston, T., & Arnold, H. (2002, April). Intrinsic religiousness and prostate cancer screening receptivity in African-American men. Poster presented at the 23rd Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D., Green, H., Taloyo, C., & Reid, T. (2002, March). Exploring spiritual themes and transforming relationships in group therapy and consultation. Workshop, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New Orleans.

Abernethy, A. D., Larson, & Seidlitz, L. Religiousness, anger, and perceived health in later life.

Poster presented at the 59 Annual Scientific Meeting of the American Psychosomatic Society, Monterey, CA.

Larson, Seidlitz, L., & Abernethy, A. D. (2001, March). Anger and health in later life. Poster presented at the 59th Annual Scientific Meeting, American Psychosomatic Society, Monterey, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (1999-2001, February). The use of metaphors in bridging difference. Workshop presented at the American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, Boston, MA, Los Angeles, CA, and Houston, TX.

Seidlitz, L., Abernethy, A. D., Duberstein, P., Evinger, J., Lewis, B., & Chang, T. (1988, November).

Associations among spiritual transcendence, religiousness, age, and discrete emotions.

Gerontological Societal Meeting of America, Philadelphia.

Smith, S., Tantillo, M., Quallo, H., & Abernethy, A. D. (1997, February). Challenge to the group leader: Three theoretical approaches. Open Session, American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York.

Abernethy, A. D. (1997, February). Working with racial themes in group psychotherapy. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, New York.

Abernethy, A. D. (1997, February). Religion: A salient influence in psychotherapy. Teachers College Winter Roundtable on Cross-Cultural Psychology and Education, Columbia University, New York.

Abernethy, A. D. (1996, August). Identifying and addressing subtle racism and prejudice.

International Association of Black Employees at Xerox, Rochester, NY.

Abernethy, A. D. (1996, July). Addressing spiritual issues in supervision. Association of Black Psychologists, Chicago.

Abernethy, A. D. (1996, February). Working with racial themes in group psychotherapy. American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, San Francisco, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (1996, January). Cross-cultural issues in the delivery of care: Bridging conflicting values. Grand Rounds presentation, Department of Pediatrics, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY.
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Abernethy, A. D. (1995, May). Spirituality in the psychotherapeutic relationship. American Psychiatric Association, Miami, FL.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994, December). Challenge to the group leader: From chaos to clarity. Grand Rounds Presentation, Department of Psychiatry, University of Rochester Medical Center.

Abernethy, A. D. (1993, April). Cultural competency training: Maximizing the process. Presented at Cultural Competence: Beyond Sensitivity and Training Conference, State University of New York, College at Brockport, Monroe County Office of Mental Health, Regional Advisory Committee, Rochester, NY
Abernethy, A. D. (1992, November). Anger management training for law enforcement personnel.

Presented at the American Psychological Association/National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health Conference, Washington, DC.

Abernethy, A. D. (1992, August). An Afrocentric perspective in ethnicity training. The Association of Black Psychologists, Denver.

Abernethy, A. D. (1992, June). An intervention for supervisors of emergency and medical personnel. Presented to the International Society of Traumatic Stress Studies World Conference, Amsterdam.

Abernethy, A. D. (1992, June). Psychotherapy with African Americans: The role of culture and race. Psychiatry Grand Rounds.

Abernethy, A. D. (1991, November). Differing cultural contexts in psychotherapy: A potential barrier or an opportunity. Genesee Valley Psychological Association, Rochester, NY. \bernethy, A. D. (1983, April). Quest for a contemporary paradigm. Paper presented at the 1983 Nestern Psychological Association Convention, San Francisco, CA Abernethy, A. D. (1983, August). Teaching about ethnic and social communities in the psychology curriculum. Paper presented at the American Psychological Association Convention, Anaheim, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (1985, August). Hypertension, stress, and affect: A study of anger. Presented at the 1985 American Psychological Association Convention, Los Angeles, CA.

INVITED PRESENTATIONS AND ADDRESSES
Abernethy, A. D. (February 2021) Finding Home in an Unprecedented and Online World.

American Group Psychotherapy Association Annual Meeting, Institute Plenary Opening, bernethy, A. D. (February 2021). The Neuroscience of Implicit Bias: A Guide to Ethical Decisio lakina. Contra Costa Psvchological Association Annual Meeting, San Ratael, C.

Abernethy, A. D. (April 2018). Cultural Competence, Spirituality, and Transcendence in Times of Crisis. Mid-Atlantic Group Psychotherapy Association Spring Conference, Saint Elizabeths Hospital, Washington, DC
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Abernethy, A. D. (March 2018). The Use of Metaphors in Bridging Difference in the Treatment of Patients in Psychotherapy. Grand Rounds Presentation, Herrick Hospital, Berkeley, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (March 2018). Using Metaphors to Bridge Cultural Differences in Groups: The Influence of the Therapist's Cultural Narrative. Group Therapy Training Program Symposium, Oakland, CA.

Abernethy, A. D., Schnitker, S. Currier, J. M., Putman, K. M., Witvliet, C. V. O., Ro, D., Jones, H., VanHarn, K. J., & Carter, J. (June 2017). Understanding the role of religious comfort and strain on affective outcomes in an inpatient psychiatric setting. Paper presented at the 11th Annual Sino-American Cultural Psychology of Religion Conference, Beijing, Abernethy, A. D. (June 2017). The use of metaphors in bridging differences. Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society Specific Interest 2-Day Institute, Oakland, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (June 2016). Addressing spirituality in groups. Dr. Allen's Community-Based Training. Nassau, Bahamas.

Abernethy, A. D. (November 2015). Addressing Racial Dynamics in Groups:

Insights from Neuroscience, Social Psychology, and Interpersonal Approaches. Northern California Group Psychotherapy Society Conference, Berkeley, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (July 2013) Understanding Worship and its Potential Associations to Health.

Emerging Tools for Innovative Providers: Interdisciplinary Applications from Spirituality & Health Research, Glendale Adventist/Fuller Theological Seminary, Pasadena, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (February 2013). Martha: Seasons of our Life. Sermon at Seattle Pacific Chapel.

Seattle, WA.

Abernethy, A. D. (July 2012). Transformational Worship: Something New. Sermon at Glendale Presbyterian Church, Glendale, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (2007-2011). Group dynamics. Clinical Pastoral Education, Providence Health & Services. Glendale, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (2007, June). A living sacrifice: God the author. Sermon at Baccalaureate Service, Faithful Central Bible Church, Inglewood, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (2005, January). Dealing with anger in the workplace: Leadership options.

Christian Entrepreneur Organization, Pasadena, CA.

Abernethy, A. D. (2004, January). Transformational worship: Conductors or instruments? Presentation at Calvin Conference on Worship, Calvin College.

Abernethy, A. D. (2003, July). Health and transformation in Afro-Christian worship. Workshop presented at Calvin Summer Seminars, Consultation of Afro-Christian Scholars in Higher Education, Calvin College.

Abernethy, A. D. (2001, April). Spirituality and cancer research: Calling, anointing, ministry, and understanding. 2nd Annual Spirituality and Health Conference, Allen Temple Baptist Church, Oakland, CA.
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Abernethy, A. D. (1998, November). Cultural and religious diversity in women's healing. Workshop at the 4" Annual Helen Barrett Montgomery Institute on Women in Church and Society, Colgate Rochester Divinity School, Rochester, NY
Abernethy, A. D. (1997, February). Improving adherence: Building bridges and addressing barriers, Update on Diabetes and Hypertension. Continuing Medical Education Conference, Vail, bernethy, A. D. (1996, November). Managing Stress and Brokenness. Wellsville United Methodis hurch. Corning. N
Abernethy, i can Medical Cole, San Francesco. Bridging value dirences. Association of Abernethy, A. D. (1996, November). Multicultural considerations in health care: Building bridges and addressing barriers. Monroe County Medical Society, Rochester, NY.

Abernethinistres Wester New. Sork interice, Bandia Naging anger. Board of Ordained Abernethy, A. D. (1995, March). Identifying and managing stress: Pastors and their Families. Board of Ordained Ministries, Western New York Conference, Batavia, NY.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Anger and culture. Special Education Training Resource Center, Rochester, NY.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Anger and stress in the classroom. Special Education Training Resource Center, Rochester, NY
Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Culturally competent psychological evaluation. Leadership Forum on Clinical Psychology Training, State Office of Mental Health, New York City, NY.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Incorporating multiculturalism in the medical school curriculum.

Association of American Medical Colleges, Organization of Student Representatives, Boston.

Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Keys to effective anger management. Visiting Nurse Program, Geneva, Abernethy, A. D. (1994). Occupational stress and well-being: Healing gold mines. CISD Personnel in the Rochester City School District, Rochester, NY
Abernethy, A. D. (1993). Occupational stress and well-being. Park Ridge Hospital, Rochester, NY.

JOURNAL REVIEWER
Psychology of Religion and Spirituality - Ad Hoc Reviewer Eating Behaviors - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Psychology and Theology - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology - Ad Hoc Reviewer Psychology and Aging - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Social Science and Medicine - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion - Ad Hoc Reviewer 24 of 47
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Psychosomatics - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Behavioral Medicine - Ad Hoc Reviewer
American Psychologist - Ad Hoc Reviewer
Journal of Multicultural Counseling and Development - Ad Hoc Reviewer

GRANT REVIEWER
The John Templeton Foundation

FELLOWSHIP AWARDS
Fellow, American Group Psychotherapy Association, (2014-present) National Cancer Institute Fellow, Minority Investigators Workshop on Behavioral Methodologies, NIMH Fellowship, Training in Clinical Psychology, 1983-1984 Graduate Minority Program Fellowship, Training in Clinical Psychology, 1980-1983 APA Minority Program Fellowship, 1980-1983
National Competitive Scholarship, 1976-1980

ACADEMIC HONORS
Citizen Psychologist Award, American Psychological Association, 2019 Weyerhaeuser Excellence in Teaching Award, Fuller Theological Seminary, 2016.

Paper Citation Recipient, Society of Behavioral Medicine 23r° Annual Meeting April, Washington, DC, 2002
James A. Bayton Award for Distinguished Undergraduate Achievement in Psychology, 1980 Beta Kappa Chi, 1980
Psi Chi, Honor Society for Psychology Majors, 1979
Phi Beta Kappa, 1979

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS
2017-present Division 36, American Psychological Association 1999-present Society of Behavioral Medicine
1999-2003 Los Angeles Area Group Psychotherapy Association 1997-1998 Division of Psychologists in Public Service, APA 1993-present Society for the Psychological Study of Ethnic Minority Issues, APA 1994-1998 Rochester Area Group Psychotherapy Association 1991-1996
1991-1994
1988-present American Psychological Association
1987-1989 Association of Black Cardiologists

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT
Civilian Police Oversight Commission, Pasadena, CA, Commissioner, 2021-present Links, Incorporated, Pasadena-Altadena Chapter, Chaplain, 2005-present Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Pasadena Chapter, 2000-present Faithful Central Bible Church, Inglewood, CA, 1998-present 25 of 47
The Links,
fecorporated
P.O. Box 91625 | Pasadena, CA 91109-3598
www.pasadenaaltadenalinksinc.org
May 10, 2022
Officers
L. Charmayne Mills
-Ealy
President Pasadena City Council
Pic Fresent 100 North Garfield Ave.

Membership Pasadena, CA 91101
Dr. Hilarie Dyson
-Green Dear Honorable Councilmembers,
Vice President
Programs
On behalf of the members of the Pasadena Altadena Chapter of the Links Incorporated, Cheryl Myers
Vice President I submit this letter of recommendation for Dr. Alexis Abernethy, Chief of Diversity, Developmen!
Equity, and Inclusion of Fuller Theological Seminary, for reappointment to a Shaun Rowan
- Popoff Community Based Organization Seat on the Pasadena Community Police Oversight Recording Commission(CPOC).

Secretary
Tanya Williams
Corresponding Dr. Abernethy continues to be an active member of the Pasadena Altadena Chapter of Secretary the Links, Incorporated. During her 17-year tenure, Dr. Abernethy has served in many Mildred Dockery capacities but most noteworthy is her role as Chaplain and a leader of our Chapter's Treasurer
spiritual teachings and inspiration. Dr. Abernethy continues to serve as the coordinator Lola Warlick Bryant
Financial Secretary of our Mentor Program for new chapter members. She brings outstanding counseling skills and a wealth of knowledge for addressing our team building efforts.

Yvonne Hill
Parliamentarian
Shemika Jones This year, we celebrate 59 years of Friendship and Service here in the Pasadena - Historian
Altadena Community. Since 1963, we are proud to list a number of amazing, impactful Alexis Abernethy programs sponsored by this Chapter, such as: our Annual Scholarship Program for Chaplair.
deserving Pasadena Unified School District high school graduates, and the award - Barbara Bigby
winning "Links Up for Success Program" for middle and high school girls now going Sergeant-at-Arms
into its 12th Year. We currently support the local food pantries in addressing the growing food insecurities of families in the Pasadena - Altadena communities. We are dedicated to serving our community. We have a membership of over 50 Active and Alumnae Members, educated, professional and committed to service.

We highly recommend Dr. Abernethy for a Community Based Organization Seat on the Pasadena Community Oversight Commission based on her commitment to our youth and community service, and her dedication to the Pasadena Community.

Sincerely, <
L. Chayayne Mills Ear
President
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JUNE BIOGRAPHICAL DATA FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY ADVISORY BODY These amera quetion on this ferm is for the can Coumit fil eca copy on the Come or Belie Oresee calmisint on Please answer all questions. which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application.

Biographical forms may be submitted any time during the year; however; they will be purged January 31 of each year: If you have not been appointed to the Community Police Oversight Commission and still desire appointment, please resubmit an updated biographical form or advise in writing that the initial form is still usable.

Commission on which you would you like to serve: Community Police Oversight Commission Applicant Name: Florence Annang Date available to start:

Home Address: Home Phone:

Work Address: E-mail:

Community Service - List boards, commissions, committees, and organizations on which you are currently serving or have served, offices held and in what city.

Executive Member NAACP Pasadena Branch,
Co-Chair Pasadena Organizing Progress,
Member of Metro's Public Safety Advisory Committee
Employment - Title and duties, current and past.

Harambee Ministries Afterschool Director and Youth Director 2005 - 2013 Founder / Owner Thrive Learning Lab NW Pasadena. 2013 to Now Afterschool and Summer Camp
TK through 7" Grade
4 day week Afterschool Homework Tutoring Assistance
8 week Summer Arts and Leadership Enrichment Day Camp
Parent Empowerment Initiative Program
Education - Include professional or vocational licenses or certificates. 27 of 47
High School
Some College
Personal - Answer "yes" or "no" to the following questions.

1. Have you ever worked for the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please list dates/department) YES NO

2. Are you related to any employee or appointee of the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please YES NO indicate name and relationship.)

3. Are you aware that financial disclosure is required annually? (e.g. sources of YES NO income, loans and gifts, investments, interests in real property.)

4. Rules of law and ethics prohibit members from participating in and voting on matters NO in which they may have a direct or indirect financial interest. Are you aware of any potential conflicts of interest which may develop from your occupation or holdings in relation to your responsibilities as a member of the Community Police Oversight Commission? (If yes, please indicate any potential conflicts):

5. Have there been or are there now, any personal or business circumstances which YES NO might reflect adversely on the propriety of your serving as a member of the Community Police Advisory Commission?

6. Are you aware of the time commitment necessary to fulfill the obligations of the YES NO Community Police Oversight Commission?

7. Are you applying to serve in one of the community-based organization seats? YES NO (If Xes, indicate name of organization you represent, your job title, and length of service): NAACP Pasadena Branch. (Letter of Recommendation attached)

8. Are you presently or have you ever worked as a member of law enforcement? YES NO (If yes, please indicate job title and years of service):

9. Are you a practicing attorney that handles, or are you a member of any firm or entity YES NO that currently handles criminal or civil matters involving the Pasadena Police Department?

10. Describe your relevant life experience, professional training, and/or education in the following areas: Police Activity/Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice System; Social Justice; Mental Health; and Anti-Bias Curriculum/ Studies and/or Working with Diverse Populations:

For the past 9 years I have been running my own afterschool and summer camp with predominantly African American and Hispanic kids and teens. I have invested in the lives of all my families to advocate in all areas that their voices be amplified and heard.

Being an executive member of the NAACP Pasadena has given me a wealth of knowledge of our black and brown community and how we can empower and be an asset where needed in the community. I am on the Finance, Ruby McKnight Williams committee and Co- Chair of our Business Stimulus Fund and Social Media.

As a Co-Chair and POP (Pasadena Organizing Progress) Board member I have learnt many sides of our politica asadena landscape and being on a team of people who value the equity and justice of everyone in our cit especially those voices that are predominantly sidelined and silenced. 28 of 47
I have invested in relationships with our Pasadena Police Chief and command staff to engage in conversations that are uncomfortable but necessary for both the community and police though series of community dialogues. and thrive for one another.

My scope of work and organizing is with diversity of families, community members and my kids every day and all the challenges it brings and the joy of solutions through listening and communicating.

11. How would you add value to the Community Police Oversight Commission? Being on the commission this past year I have learnt how important the community aspect and voice of the NAACP seat that I am in is very important. The value of a different lenses from this seat of creating safe spaces for the community to be heard and engaged.

So my hope of bringing value of being a bridge builder and understanding that different points of views are not wrong but the solution is in the intentionality of the dialogue, here we may find the solution if we respect and keep communicating will still be the way forward.

12. What do you see as the objectives and goals of the Community Police Oversight Commission? 1: I think the work plan that we have started is a major foundation to the work we will build on. Being on the various Ad Hoc committees for the following:

Training for the commission the Police Department
Resources for victims and the cost of Trauma
Mental Health Best practices and Wellness Review
Independent Police Auditor Interviews (Goal achieved)
Plus the other Ad Hoc committees work will be valuable to benchmark goals that we have set as the work will never end but the progress will be seen in our recommendations and training that occur, proving that we are meeting our objectives and goals in a timely manner and being incorporated into the culture and language of ou 2: Bringing a diverse group of people to the table to learn the policies and procedures to enable us to articulate clearly all processes, issues and complaints that arise speak with clarity to all in our community. 3: Learn through curriculums and live trainings what we do not know of police life, culture and story. With community history, racial and cultural history that have brought bias on both sides 4: Policies that have intrenched the police system to date and to learn how the voices of the community can now have a process in the accountability and as much transparency as the law allows in police misconduct. 5: Start to put together a structure for complaints and critical incidents that allows all the above to be seen and understood in real time for full community understanding and legal process and policy to be followed through. 6: Have an Independent Auditor to walk alongside the commission to advocate for the truth and process to be followed and bring all the above pieces together as a teg of 4 not us against the police but an accountability process that is just and fair on both sides of the fence until we do not need a fence and can all sit at a table and wrestle through challenges
A main goal is to bring the respect, trust and as much as possible erase the mis communication that has hindered understanding

13. How would you help achieve these objectives and goals? As stated above by staying consistent with our work plan working and learning from our IPA and understanding that when the next critical incident happens we are able to work as a team and show full transparency to the community and articulate our next steps clearly and work with all we are learning with our Police Department that recommendations and policies are working well into the culture and training.

By bringing all my experiences, community and cultural engagement to the table to learn and learn some more with the tools we are provided and if required get more tools so that we are fully equipped not to fail but to succeed not for the first police oversight commission in Pasadena but for every resident and traveler in our community.

Signatur Date: May 10th 2022
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. ° 0 .... ...

One of the goals of the City Council is to balance advisory body appointments in terms of geographic residence, location, ethnicity, gender, and age. The following information is desirable, but not required for appointment.

Year of Birth: Male or Female: F Ethnicity: African. District # 5 If City resident, number of years: 15
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Commissioner Biographical Form - VOLUNTARY
This biographical form will be filed in the Office of the Mayor & City Council; if you are appointed to a commission, it will assist City Hall in responding to questions regarding your background as a commissioner if requested by the news media or interested citizens. This Biographical Form should be submitted along with your commission application.

If you choose to complete the form, please be sure that the information provided is factual. It will be the basis for information provided over the telephone and at the public counter. The form may be duplicated and given to the news media and it may also be posted on the City's website.

NAME: FLORENCE ANNANG DISTRICT: 5
YEARS AS PASADENA RESIDENT: 14
OCCUPATION:

Founder / Owner Thrive Learning Lab NW Pasadena. 2013 to Now Afterschool and Summer Camp
TK through 7th Grade
4 day week Afterschool Homework Tutoring Assistance
8 week Summer Arts and Leadership Enrichment Day Camp
Parent Empowerment Initiative Program
EDUCATION & TRAINING:

SERVICE RECORD:

MEMBERSHIP & OFFICES HELD IN CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, FRATERNAL OR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATIONS:

Executive Member NAACP Pasadena Branch,
Co-Chair Pasadena Organizing Progress,
Member of Metro's Public Safety Advisory Committee
HOBBIES:

Love to cook, Love dance exercise, Love kids drama
Love to hike, Love connecting with friends
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SIGNATURE: DATE: March 2nd 2021
Thereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge.

When complete, email and send original to: [email protected] Jana Stewart
Office of the Mayor & City Council
100 N. Garfield Ave., Room S228
Pasadena, CA 91101
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SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY

ADVISORY BODY-COMMUNITY POLICE OVERSIGHT COMMISSION

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION SEATS

THIS SUPPLEMENT MUST BE COMPLETED FOR APPLICANTS DESIRING TO

HOLD A SEAT DESIGNATED FOR COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES.

APPLICANT NAME:FLORENCE ANNANG
NAME OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION (CBO):

NAACP PASADENA BRANCH
CBO MAILING ADDRESS AND WEBSITE ADDRESS (IF ANY):
595 Lincoln Ave, Suite 108, Pasadena, CA, 91103. www.naacppasadena.org NAME, EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER FOR CBO CONTACT PERSON:

Mr Allen Edson (President)
APPLICANT'S POSITION OR ROLE IN THE ORGANIZATION:

Executive Committee Member

WHAT AUTHORITY DO YOU HAVE FROM YOUR ORGANIZATION TO APPLY AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CBO? (PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE CBO REPRESENTATIVE APPLICANT CAN BE SUBMITTED FROM EACH CBO).

ATTACH ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IF APPROPRIATE.

I have the authority of NAACP Pasadena Branch President and Executive Member Committee SIGNATURE: DATE:_May 10th 2022
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. 33 of 47
THE
NAACP

PASADENA BRANCH
NAACP
1889 595 Lincoln Avenue, Suite 103 • Pasadena, CA 91103-3336 • (626) 793-1293 May 10, 2022
City Attorney's Office, Oversight Commission Support Division Attn: Michele Bagneris, Esq
100 N. Garfield Avenue, Room S228
Pasadena, CA 91101
Attention:

RE: Reappointment of Florence Annang to the Community Police Oversight Commission Greetings Michelle Bagnetis:

The Pasadena Branch, of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), supports Florence Annang's reappointment, to the Community Police Oversight Commission. At our May 3, 2022, Executive Committee meeting, the Committee supports the reappointment of Florence, to continue representing the NAACP as one of the three the Community Based Organizations represented on the Commission.

Florence has provided input and guidance to the following Ad Hoc Committees:
• Training for the Commission and the Police Department Resources for victims and the cost of Trauma
Mental Health Best Practices and Wellness Review
• Independent Police Auditor Interviews
Florence has been a member of the Commission since its inception in October of 2021 and possesses institutional knowledge of the Commission and has developed positive working relationships with her fellow Commissioners. Her reappointment to the Commission will provide continuity, to continue to develop policies, recommendations, trainings and review critical incident:
with the assistance of the newly appointed Independent Police Auditor (IPA). This will create stronger transparency and accountability thus strengthening community and police relations.

The NAACP Branch leadership supports Florence Annang's appointment for another term on the Community Police Oversight Commission. Please contact me at 626 482-5652 if you need additional information regarding the appointment of Florence to the CPOC.

Sincerely,
Allen Edson, President
Pasadena Branch NAACP
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY ADVISORY BODY commission. Please answer all The information certained on thie form fu for the cha Count post acence on the Come or tolice neighi information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application.

Bingraphical forns may he suhmitted any time during the vear: however; they will be purged January 31 of each yeur. ! you have not been appointed to the Community Police Oversight Commission and still desire appointment, please resubmit an updated biographical form or advise in writing that the initial form is still usable.

Commission on which you would you like to serve: Community Police Oversight Commission Applicant Name: KiM SANTELL Date available to start: лосо Home Address: Home Phone:

Employer: RETIRED Work Phone: T
Work Address: E-mails
Community Service - List boards, commissions, committees, and organizations on which you are currendly serving or have served, offices held and in what city.

VOLUNTELe CODE ENFORCSMENE DEL. CiTY OF ELMORE. VOLUNTEER-LA. COUNTY ARBORETUM Employment - Title and duties, current and past. BANFiELD VET NOW RETiREo. TRADER JOES
Education - Include professional or vocational licenses or certificates.

COOS ENFORCEMENT CERTIFiCATES - BEGiN
' INTERM,
ADV.

Personal - Answer "yes" or "no" to the following questions.

1. Have you ever worked for the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please list dates/department) YES NO

2. Are you related to any employee or appointee of the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please YES NO indicate name and relationship.)
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3. Are you aware that financial disclosure is required annually? (e.g. sources of ES NO income, loans and gifts, investments, interests in real property.)

4. Rules of law and ethics prohibit members from participating in and voting on matters NO in which they may have a direct or indirect financial interest. Are you aware of any potential conflicts of interest which may develop from your occupation or holdings in relation to your responsibilities as a member of the Community Police Oversight Commission? (If yes, please indicate any potential conflicts):

5. Have there been or are there now, any personal or business circumstances which YES NO might reflect adversely on the propriety of your serving as a member of the Community Police Advisory Commission?

6. Are you aware of the time commitment necessary to fulfill the obligations of the YES NO Community Police Oversight Commission?

7. Are you applying to serve in one of the community-based organization seats? IMPORTANT: For individuals responding "YES" to question No. 7 to serve in one of the community-based organization seats, please also complete the supplemental questionnaire.

8. Are you presently or have you ever worked as a member of law enforcement? YES NO (f yes, please indicate job title and years of service: SMPD ofFiceR 83-85

9. Are you a practicing attorney that handles, or are you a member of any firm or entity YES that currently handles criminal or civil matters involving the Pasadena Police Department?

10. Deseribe your relevant life experience, professional training, and/or education in the following areas: Police Activity/Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice System; Social Justice; Mental Health; and Anti-Bias Curriculum/Studies and/or Working with Diverse Populations:

PoLicE DELiCER WITH SaNTA MoNicA 83-85.

HOLE CODE ENFOLLEMENT EXPENENCE.

11. How would you add value to the Community Police Oversight Commission? ABsoLuTEly

12. What do you see as the objectives and goals of the Community Police Oversight Commission? I WANT fURTHER iNfO FioN THE cir
ZEGARDING WHAT THEN ARE LOOKiNG fOR
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13. How would you help achieve these objectives and goals? IM HONEST, OBjECTiVE, INFORMIO, + AliASE.

Signature: Date: 5-16-22
Thereby certify that the fallowing information is correct to the best of my knowledge. • 0000°
One of the goals of the City Council is to balance advisory body appointments in terms of geographic residence, location, ethnicity, gender, and age. The following information is desirable, but not required for appointment.

Year of Birth: /95 8 Gender: CANC _ Deter 4
— Ethnicity:

If City resident, number of years: 23
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Commissioner Biographical Form - VOLUNTARY
This biographical form will be filed in the Office of the Mayor & City Council; if you are appointed to a commission, it will assist City Hall in responding to questions regarding your background as a commissioner if requested by the news media or interested citizens. This Biographical Form should be submitted along with your commission application.

If you choose to complete the form, please be sure that the information provided is factual. It will be the basis for information provided over the telephone and at the public counter. The form may be duplicated and given to the news media and it may also be posted on the City's website.

NAMB:KiM SANTELL DISTRICT: YEARS AS PASADENA RESIDENT:
23 OCCUPATION:

EDUCATION & TRAINING: BA iN pSyCH tEppENDiNE UNEV. Comm Sepperoin aNir VARiOUS LAW CLASSES
SERVICE RECORD:

N/A

MEMBERSHIP & OFFICES HELD IN CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, FRATERNAL OR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATIONS: NA
HOBBIES: NFL
MAKiNG ON A CONF GAME.

BiRdiNG
DATE: 5-16-22
SIGNATURE:

Thereby certify that the folløwing Information is correct to the best of my knowledge. .. ... .c..

When complete, email and send original to: [email protected] Attn: Amanda Fowler
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SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY

ADVISORY BODY-COMMUNITY POLICE OVERSIGHT COMMISSION
ATED

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION SEATS
The information contained on this form is for the Cily Council to fill vacancies on the Community Police Oversight Commission. Please answer all questions. You are invited to altach additional pages, a copy of your resume, or submit supplemental information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application

THIS SUPPLEMENT MUST BE COMPLETED FOR APPLICANTS DESIRING TO

HOLD A SEAT DESIGNATED FOR COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES.

APPLICANT NAME:_
NAME OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION (CBO): THE RAiNBOW KESCue
PoLice OVErior ComisSioN +37-1759954
CBO MAILING ADDRESS AND WEBSITE ADDRESS (IF ANY):

NAME. EMAIL AND PHONE NUMRER FOR GRO CONTACT PERSON:

APPLICANT'S POSITION OR ROLE IN THE ORGANIZATION:

ECEO

WHAT AUTHORITY DO YOU HAVE FROM YOUR ORGANIZATION TO APPLY AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CBO? (PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE CBO REPRESENTATIVE APPLICANT CAN BE SUBMITTED FROM EACH CBO).

ATTACH ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IF APPROPRIATE.

E STARTED + LAN A NON-PROAT RESCuE.

SIGNATURE: DATE:

Thereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. • 0 ...... ° °
• ATTACH TO COMPLETED BIOGRAPHICAL DATA SHEET•
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY ADVISORY BODY The information contained on this form is for the City Council to fill vacancies on the Community Police Oversight Commission.

Please answer all questions. You are invited to attach additional pages, a copy of your resume, or submit supplemental information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application. biographical form or advise in writing that the initial form is still usable.

Commission on which you would you like to serve: Community Police Oversight Commission Applicant Name: Juliana Serrano Date available to start: Immediately Home Address: Home Phone:

Employer: Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley Work Phone:

Work Address: E-mail:

Community Service - List boards, commissions, committees, and organizations on which you are currently serving or have served, offices held and in what city.

Board Member
Jubilee Consortium (2018-2021), Los Angeles
Learning Works Charter School (2014-current), Pasadena
National Alliance on Mental Illness - Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Chapter (2013-2014), Pasadena Pasadenans Organizing for Progress - POP (2016-current), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley (2011-2021), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Advocates Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley (2017-2021), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California (2020-2021), Sacramento Advisory Board Member
Center for Council (2014-2016), Los Angeles
Friends in Deed (2018-2019), Pasadena
Pasadena Child Health Foundation (2017-2021), Pasadena
Pasadena City College Flea Market (2016-2017), Pasadena Pasadena Police Chief's Community Advisory Committee, (2018-2021), Pasadena Committee Member
Coalition for Increased Civilian Oversight of the Pasadena Police - CICOPP (2013-current), Pasadena Commissioner
City of Los Angeles Relocation Appeals Board (2009-2013), Los Angeles Employment - Title and duties, current and past.

Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley, Vice President of Advocacy & Equity: 2021-current All Saints Church - Pasadena, Peace & Justice and Office for Creative Connections, Senior Associate: 2015 - 2021; and Office for Creative Connections, Director: 2010 - 2015 - Develop and execute strategy for organizing the membership and wider community in social justice and community outreach work for movements including: police reform; racial justice; economic justice; immigration reform; affordable housing; criminal justice; gun violence prevention; environmental justice; healthcare; education, and more. 40 of 47
- Facilitate trainings for campaigns to mobilize and empower leaders to action. - Cultivate and maintain relationships with grassroots activists, organizations and political leadership such as school district, law enforcement, and local (municipal and county), state and federal officials. - Foster collaboration with active community partnerships to build infrastructures and capacity for lasting change through the identification of common goals and development of metrics. - Direct policy advocacy efforts including letter writing, petition, phone calling campaigns and district lobby visits. - Identify on-going local needs and convene leaders around resources to address potential solutions. - Oversee 16 active volunteer groups and supervise the work of more than 75 leaders. - Engage with communications colleagues and interact with media outlets about projects and solidarity efforts.

ENCOMPASS - Monrovia, Director of Operations: 2004-2010 - Co-founded the youth development organization, developing the mission, vision, philosophy and methodology. - Cultivated relationships with community groups, businesses, organizations, schools and universities. - Curated fundraising and donor stewardship campaigns.
- Designed marketing and promotional strategies and created content for press releases, newsletters, and website. - Supported the board of directors and assisted with board development efforts. - Oversaw all staff and volunteers, human resources policies, and annual budget of more than $400k. - Coordinated special events including culmination ceremonies, showcases and fundraisers.

Alliance Against Racial Mascots (ALLARM) - Los Angeles, Advocacy Organizer: 2002-2004 - Worked with a California State Assembly Member and legislative staff on the authorship of two bills. - Maintained relationships with the offices of California State Legislators. - Established ties with community groups and organizations throughout the nation, trained leaders for lobbying, and traveled to Sacramento to direct on-site grassroots lobbying efforts. - Wrote press releases, email blasts, web updates and served as contact for print, radio, television and online media.

The National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ) - Los Angeles, Program Coordinator: 2003-2004; Program Assistant: 2002-2003
- Managed staff for a theatre-based dialogue program that performed more than 60 shows annually, across the nation. - Recruited, trained, and engaged volunteers.
- Developed and implemented outreach strategies including direct mail, email blasts and telephone appeals. - Nurtured relationships with human relations, youth development and arts organizations, as well as schools (K-12), colleges/universities and businesses.

Education - Include professional or vocational licenses or certificates.

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Minors in Sociology and Philosophy - Loyola Marymount University (LMU/LA), Los Angeles
High School Diploma - St. Lucy's Priory High School, Glendora Personal - Answer "yes" or "no" to the following questions.

1. Have you ever worked for the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please list dates/department) YES NO

2. Are you related to any employee or appointee of the City of Pasadena? (If yes, please YES NO indicate name and relationship.)

3. Are you aware that financial disclosure is required annually? (e.g. sources of YES NO income, loans and gifts, investments, interests in real property.)

4. Rules of law and ethics prohibit members from participating in and voting on matters YES NO in which they may have a direct or indirect financial interest. Are you aware of any potential conflicts of interest which may develop from your occupation or holdings in relation to your responsibilities as a member of the Community Police Oversight Commission? (If yes, please indicate any potential conflicts):
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5. Have there been or are there now, any personal or business circumstances which YES NO might reflect adversely on the propriety of your serving as a member of the Community Police Advisory Commission?

6. Are you aware of the time commitment necessary to fulfill the obligations of the YES NO Community Police Oversight Commission?

7. Are you applying to serve in one of the community-based organization seats? YES NO (If Yes, indicate name of organization you represent, your job title, and length of service):

All Saints Church, Member, June 2010- current

8. Are you presently or have you ever worked as a member of law enforcement? YES NO (If yes, please indicate job title and years of service):

9. Are you a practicing attorney that handles, or are you a member of any firm or entity YES NO that currently handles criminal or civil matters involving the Pasadena Police Department?

10. Describe your relevant life experience, professional training, and/or education in the following areas: Police Activity/Law Enforcement/Criminal Justice System; Social Justice; Mental Health; and Anti-Bias Curriculum/Studies and/or Working with Diverse Populations:

I currently serve on the Pasadena Community Police Oversight Commission and serve as Vice Chair for our inaugural year.

I also currently work at Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley, a local health care provider which serves underserved community members.

When I started my career in the non-profit sector more than 19 years ago at the National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ), I was grounded in a philosophy and methodology focused on fighting racism, bigotry and bias through education, training and conflict resolution. Throughout my career, it has been incredibly important to weave my knowledge and experience in anti-bias education and training into all aspects of my social justice advocacy. While at All Saints Church, I had the opportunity to center my multiculturalism education through VISIONS, Inc.

In the more than eleven years that I have been working within the Pasadena community, I have been very active with a variety of local social justice efforts such as: campaigning to increase the minimum wage; supporting efforts to protect undocumented immigrants; joining initiatives to garner more affordable housing in the city; fighting for an increase to access to free and affordable healthcare; working to educate the public on gun safety and gun violence prevention; and advocating for the needs of the unhoused in our community, just to name a few.

In 2013, I began my journey in understanding the challenges of law enforcement and its relationship to the people they are entrusted to protect and serve. I have met with many residents of Pasadena over the years, listened to the stories of those who had negative encounters with our police department. I have also met with Pasadena police officers and learned about their experiences out in the field. I have been privileged to attend many workshops and conferences on policing and police/community oversight provided by organizations such as the ACLU, LMU Law School, and the National Association for Civilian Oversight in Law Enforcement (NACOLE). I am also an avid reader of books, news articles, and essays on the issues of policing and community/police relations. All of these experiences has positively impacted my participation in the Coalition for Increased Civilian Oversight of Pasadena Police (CICOPP), as well as my membership on the Pasadena Police Chief's Advisory Committee.
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Having earned an undergraduate degree in Psychology, I have a particular interest in mental health. I was proud to have served on the Pasadena Mental Health Advisory Committee, and then to have served on the board of our local Chapter of NAMI. I have extensive knowledge of our local mental health service providers. Additionally, I have received training in trauma informed care.

Finally, I have a deep passion and commitment for improving the lives of our community members and for making our neighborhoods more safe and healthy for all, not just some. I have dedicated my entire career to social change movements and given twenty years of my time and skills to fighting just causes, always working with and for diverse populations. I see the movement of our time as the fight for racial justice and racial equity, acknowledging how white supremacy impacts all areas of our social lives and government operations - from the economy, education, housing, public safety and law enforcement.

11. How would you add value to the Community Police Oversight Commission? I would like to continue my service on the Commission because I have the ability to work well with others and work across differences. I understand that as we work together, there will be times when we have disagreements and that we can work through them to achieve common ground and greater understanding. I can help bridge the divide that exists in our community as it relates to perceptions and opinions of the police department because I am willing to have uncomfortable conversations, hold tensions, and work through the challenges to find ways to create mutual respect and appreciation. I am not afraid to speak truth to power and will always remain committed to pushing each of us in positions of public trust to do better by our community.

I will continue to add value to the Commission because I understand that Black, Indigenous, Persons of Color have experienced the brunt of police brutality and abuse in our nation and that there are unfortunate stories of this in our own city that must be redressed. This is not just a matter of history - we have current concerns that harken our attention.

I will continue to add value to the Commission because I have a demonstrated history of working on police reform in Pasadena. I am constantly trying to make our police department better while also aiming to improve our police/community relations. I am devoted to the efforts to ensure that our law enforcement officials never again unjustly abuse or kill Black and Brown community members.

I will continue add value to the Commission because I am Latina, first generation American, and fluent in Spanish. I understand the unique experience of growing up in an immigrant family and maintaining my Colombian culture and traditions while incorporating American culture. I have lived experiences with being a member of marginalized communities and I know how to navigate communicating and working in these communities, as well as with communities with power.

12. What do you see as the objectives and goals of the Community Police Oversight Commission? The goal of Community Police Oversight Commission is to work with the public, City officials, and Independent Police Auditor to increase mutual trust and respect between the police department and community through transparency and accountability. With the oversight provided by the Commission, the Pasadena Police Department will become a more fair, just and valued community partner in serving our residents and guests, and a model of 21 century leadership to other law enforcement agencies across the nation.

13. How would you help achieve these objectives and goals? I will help the Commission achieve the goals and objectives by dedicating my time and skills to the work ahead. I will whole-heartedly show up for the work not only when we have meetings, but every day. I will remain committed to expanding my knowledge policing matters, listening to the community, and effectively communicating with PPD officials.

I will help the Commission create a strategic plan of action that allows it to undertake actions that are feasible and impactful.

Signature: Date: 5/23/22
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I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. •000•00oo00000000ooO • • . °
One of the goals of the City Council is to balance advisory body appointments in terms of geographic residence, location, ethnicity, gender, and age. The following information is desirable, but not required for appointment.

Year of Birth: 1979 Gender: Female Ethnicity: Latina District #]If City resident, number of years: 9.5 44 of 47

CITY OF PASADENA
Commissioner Biographical Form - VOLUNTARY
This biographical form will be filed in the Office of the Mayor & City Council; if you are appointed to a commission, it will assist City Hall in responding to questions regarding your background as a commissioner if requested by the news media or interested citizens. This Biographical Form should be submitted along with your commission application.

If you choose to complete the form, please be sure that the information provided is factual. It will be the basis for information provided over the telephone and at the public counter. The form may be duplicated and given to the news media and it may also be posted on the City's website.

NAME: Juliana Serrano DISTRICT: 7 YEARS AS PASADENA RESIDENT: 8.5 OCCUPATION: Senior Associate for Peace & Justice and Office of Creative Connections, All Saints Church EDUCATION & TRAINING:

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology; Minors in Sociology and Philosophy - Loyola Marymount University (LMU/LA), Los Angeles
High School Diploma - St. Lucy's Priory High School, Glendora SERVICE RECORD:

Board Member
Jubilee Consortium (2018-current), Los Angeles
Learning Works Charter School (2014-current), Pasadena
National Alliance on Mental Illness - Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Chapter (2013-2014), Pasadena Pasadenans Organizing for Progress - POP (2016-current), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley (2011-current), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Advocates Pasadena & San Gabriel Valley (2017-current), Pasadena Planned Parenthood Affiliates of California (2020-current), Sacramento Advisory Board Member
Center for Council (2014-2016), Los Angeles
Friends in Deed (2018-2019), Pasadena
Pasadena Child Health Foundation (2017-current), Pasadena Pasadena City College Flea Market (2016-2017), Pasadena Pasadena Police Chief's Community Advisory Committee, (2018-current), Pasadena Committee Member
Coalition for Increased Civilian Oversight of the Pasadena Police (2013-current), Pasadena Commissioner
City of Los Angeles Relocation Appeals Board (2009-2013), Los Angeles

MEMBERSHIP & OFFICES HELD IN CIVIC, RELIGIOUS, FRATERNAL OR TECHNICAL ASSOCIATIONS:

None
HOBBIES:
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I am an avid fan of art, music, soccer and politics. I enjoy spending time with my family and friends, going to concerts, cooking, and traveling.

SIGNATURE: DATE: 3/1/21
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. ... .... .....

When complete, email and send original to: [email protected] Jana Stewart
Office of the Mayor & City Council
100 N. Garfield Ave., Room S228
Pasadena, CA 91101
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CITY OF PASADENA

SUPPLEMENT TO APPLICATION FOR APPOINTMENT TO CITY

ADVISORY BODY-COMMUNITY POLICE OVERSIGHT COMMISSION

COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION SEATS
The information contained on this form is for the City Council to fill vacancies on the Community Police Oversight Commission. Please answer all questions. You are invited to attach additional pages, a copy of your resume, or submit supplemental information which you feel may assist the City Council in its evaluation of your application.

THIS SUPPLEMENT MUST BE COMPLETED FOR APPLICANTS DESIRING TO

HOLD A SEAT DESIGNATED FOR COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION REPRESENTATIVES.

Juliana Serrano
APPLICANT NAME:_
NAME OF COMMUNITY BASED ORGANIZATION (CBO): :

All Saints Church
CBO MAILING ADDRESS AND WEBSITE ADDRESS (IF ANY):
132 N. Euclid Ave. Pasadena, CA 91101
NAME, EMAIL AND PHONE NUMBER FOR CBO CONTACT PERSON:

Mike Kinman, Rector
APPLICANT'S POSITION OR ROLE IN THE ORGANIZATION:

Parishoner/member of congregation

WHAT AUTHORITY DO YOU HAVE FROM YOUR ORGANIZATION TO APPLY AS A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CBO? (PLEASE NOTE: ONLY ONE CBO REPRESENTATIVE APPLICANT CAN BE SUBMITTED FROM EACH CBO).

ATTACH ADDITIONAL DOCUMENTATION IF APPROPRIATE.
have confirmed with the Rector that have the full support of the church in re-applying for a CBO seat o CPOC and extend my service to the commission after having only served one year and only having been able to work with the full commission for eight months.

SIGNATURE: DATE: May 23, 2022
I hereby certify that the following information is correct to the best of my knowledge. ... .....
• ATTACH TO COMPLETED BIOGRAPHICAL DATA SHEET•
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