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Participating and
Contributing Member of
United Vision For Idaho
Participating and
Contributing Member of
The Idaho Women's Network
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Participating and
Contributing Member
of INTERPRIDE
Your Family,
Friends & Neighbors
P.O.Box 768
Boise Idaho 83702
(208) 344-4295
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meet the yffn board!
click here for
the YFFN Mission statement
Since its inception in 1990, the board of YFFN
has been (and is) full of diversity: gay & non-gay, female & male,
geeks & artists, country mice & city mice, children of ultra-conservative homophobes & offspring of gay/lesbian people.
However, we could always use even more perspective. If you are considering involvement as a general volunteer or a board
member, please contact us at
yffn@yffn.org. In working together, we are continuing YFFN's service and outreach within the local LGBT
community. And now, without further ado, please meet your all volunteer board of
directors:
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Jim is happy to finally join the board after being on the receiving side for
many years of support and information from YFFN. Jim has lived in Boise
since 1992 and is a professor in the Biology Dept. at Boise State University
where he serves as the faculty advisor for BGLAD. Jim has been with his
partner Steve for 6 years. They celebrated a commitment ceremony in
Boise in 1998 and hold a Civil Union License from the state of Vermont.
Bob McDiarmid (September 2002)
Bob McDiarmid joins the YFFN board after three years as Editor of Diversity
Newsmagazine, Idaho's gay and lesbian newsmagazine. He moved to Idaho with his
partner, Jon, in the fall on 1999. He is our webmaster and designs all of our
publications and brochures. He is also the chair of the Fund Development
Committee. He brings a focused passion to the board for educating the greater
community to break down stereotypes about all types of people. He is proud to
be part of an organization that is forward-thinking and always looking for new
ways to serve the community.
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bio forthcoming
Kathy Sewell (September 2002; Co-Chair Oct 2003-present)
Kathy Sewell has been
active in LGBT politics and the progressive movement for over twenty years. She
moved to Boise from Bozeman, Montana two years ago. During her time in Montana
she served as the PRIDE (statewide political organization) chair and was the
chair of the Lesbian Caucus for two women’s right consortiums. Since moving to
Idaho, Kathy is busy working for a variety of not-for-profits in youth
development and programming. She is serving on the YFFN Board as Treasurer and
most recently took over the Women’s Night project.
bio forthcoming
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