City of Santa Clarita
Human Relations Roundtable
Mission Statement
The mission of the City of Santa Clarita Human Relations Roundtable is to encourage and assist our community to eliminate all forms of racism and discrimination, and to promote inclusion, understanding and appreciation of human differences.
Effectiveness
Increase awareness and understanding by developing communication protocols and a continuous improvement model to ensure ongoing effectiveness.
Equality
Provide advocacy and outreach that focuses on anti-discrimination and the promotion of equity for all residents.
Events
Support the implementation of events that address the roundtable's mission of promoting inclusion and eliminating discrimination of all forms.
“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, “What are you doing for others?” – Dr. King
In 1994 Congress implemented the King Day of Service as an initiative to implore Americans to spend the holiday honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by partaking in service projects. The City of Santa Clarita will be celebrating Martin Luther King Jr. Day this year with an initiative that will honor Dr. King’s legacy and encourage the citizens of Santa Clarita to demonstrate kindness and service. The initiative will be comprised of two elements, a video program and a call to perform acts of kindness and service. The initiative is being presented by the City and the newly formed Human Relations Roundtable, chaired by Mayor Miranda and co-chair Dr. Cherise Moore.
Contact Information
City of Santa Clarita
Human Relations Roundtable (R&CS)
23920 Valencia Blvd. Suite 120
Santa Clarita, CA 93551
scvhumanrelations@santa-clarita.com
(661) 286-4138
Roundtable Members
Chair – Mayor Bill Miranda
Co-Chair – Dr. Cherise Moore
Dr. Mariane Doyle
Amanda Andrew
Cassidy Butow
Gloria Locke
Ignacio Garcia
Jeffrey Thompson
Jenny Ketchepaw
Lauryn Valley
Leticia Trujillo
Manuel White
Marc Winger
Paul Nelson De La Cerda
Reham Kassem
Renee Marshall
Ronald Smothers
Tere La Giusa
Emily Yoon
Angel Reynolds
Pratika Prasad