Erin O. Crosby has more than 10 years of professional experience in the social sector focused on organizational management, communications and program development. She currently serves on the education committee of Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) - Dallas, and she previously served as the DFW Co-Leader for SNAP. Her op-eds on clergy sexual abuse and racial violence have been published on truth-out.org and patheos.com. She holds degrees from Boston University and SMU.
Barbara Blaine, founder of SNAP, passed away on Sunday, September 24th, 2017. Her dying was sudden and completely unexpected. Words cannot express our sorrow nor are there words to express our gratitude for her relentless advocacy. She truly was a hero. There is an old saying, “well behaved women seldom make history”. Barbara made history and the world is a better place.
We have put together a tribute for Barbara Blaine to honor her memory. If you would like to contribute a memory, please send your favorite memory of Barbara to admin@snapnetwork.org
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The annual SNAP National Conference is your opportunity to connect with other survivors and advocates from around the country for a weekend of learning, healing and fun. This year's conference will be held from July 26-28 at the Westin Alexandria Hotel. Don't wait! Register for the conference today and be sure reserve your room at the Westin using our special discounted rate!
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