By Daily Press staff
The Santa Monica Commission on the Status of Women is looking for a new member to fill a void on its nine-member board. Candidates must be residents of the City of Santa Monica and must be committed to improving the status of women through advocacy, education, and related efforts.
Since 1981, the commission has worked to eliminate inequality between the sexes in all areas of life including employment, health, education, political life and law enforcement.
The commission holds monthly public meetings and makes regular recommendations to the Santa Monica City Council on programs and policies affecting women and girls.
Application forms and information are available at Santa Monica City Hall, 1685 Main Street, Santa Monica at the information booth, or in the city clerk’s office in room 102. People may request an application by mail by calling (310) 458-8211, or people may apply on the Internet at www.santa-monica.org. Applications must be received in the city clerk’s office by noon on Tuesday, June 18. Appointments will be made at an open city council meeting on June 25. Only those candidates appointed will be notified.
Originally published in the Santa Monica Daily Press print edition on June 4, 2002. Read the original PDF.