Directory details for American Professional Society On The Abuse Of Children
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American Professional Society On The Abuse Of Children

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590 Avenue of the Americas, 11th Floor New York, NY 10011-0000
www.apsac.org

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO IMPROVE SOCIETY'S RESPONSE TO THE ABUSE AND NEGLECT OF ITS CHILDREN.

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EIN:
930940608
Category:
Human Services

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President (Until 6/24); Then Immed. Past President

Ernestine Briggs King

President Elect (Until 6/24); Then President

Darrell Armstrong

Immed Past President (Until 6/24); Then President

Stacie Schrieffer Leblanc

Treasurer (Until 9/24)

Leslie Brand

Treasurer (Start 10/24)

Liyan B AI O

Secretary (Until 6/24)

Susan Hardie

Director (Until 6/24); Secretary (Starting 6/24)

G AI L Horner

Member At Large To Ec (Until 6/24); Then Vice Pres

Darcey Merritt

Director (Until 6/24); Then Member At Large To Ec

Dominic Prophete

Director

Rocio Chang Angulo

Director (Until 6/24)

Throdore Cross

Director (Starting 10/24)

Delaney Gracy

Director

Paul Graf

Director (Start 10/24)

Shelley Hamilton

Director (Start 10/24)

Sallye R Longshore

Director

Akeem Marsh

Director (Until 10/24)

Roslyn Murov

Director

Rosaura Orengo Aguayo

Director (Until 6/24)

Mary Pulido

Director (Start 6/24)

Amy Russell

Director

Victor Vieth

President Emeritus

Ronald Hughes

President Emerita

Viola Vaughan Eden

Executive Director

Hannah Gilbert

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