Christina Cernansky Email & Phone Number

Boise, Idaho, United States

The Integrated Primary Prevention Workforce will examine the social factors that lead to sexual assaults, suicide, domestic violence and substance abuse.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

- Project Management: Advised non-profit and for-profit clients in the areas of organizational development, fundraising and member communications; provided project management support services during Capitol Hill lobby days via strategic personal, phone, and written communication channels.- Event and Field Operations: Executed field programs for campaign and event coordination; recruited and trained staff; managed public relations communications, meeting event attendance goals for large and small-scale events, rallies, parades, and monthly meetups.- Clients: NAM-Wood River Valley, National Electrical Contractors of America, Habitat for Humanity, National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, United Way, Save The Children, Native Children’s Survival, and Vet Commander.

Idaho National Guard

Hailey, Idaho

Working with Veterans to implement: -Project Management: Working with a six-person team implementing different strategies promoting start-up technology using prerecorded video interview process focused on the veterans' skills and qualifications.-Team Leader: Scheduling networking events allowing veterans to meet with employers looking for their particular skill set, and connecting veterans with additional resources, including local veteran advocate groups.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Local Elected Field Program: Created and executed the initial outreach program to local and state elected officials to implement green schools and environmental education literacy plans. -Domestic and International Representative: Represented EDN at national and international conferences including U.S. Conference of Mayors, National League of Cities, Sister Cities and National Council of State Legislatures, as well as conferences in Kuwait and United Arab Emirates educating mayors in the Middle East and North Africa on sustainability programs in the United States.-Civic Advocacy: Led a twelve-person team that doubled participation for Earth Day engagement by local, state, national, and, international government officials in 2011, which by 2012 increased to 1,500 elected officials in 1,300 events in all 50 states.-Faith Outreach: Spearheaded largest faith outreach campaign, authored website content, social media, and materials, and was the EDN liaison to various coalitions, including the National Cathedral, and Interfaith Moral Action Committee on Climate Change.-Clinton Global Initiative (CGI) Commitment: Recruited five local governments to complete CGI commitment in reduction of carbon emissions; created website content, and drafted press materials for use locally and nationally.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Managed field staff for Earth Day Network’s first field program that aimed to increase turnout in TheClimate Rally, the world’s largest climate demonstration, at which the attendance surpassed 250,000.-Spearheaded the “Beyond the Beltway Initiative” by recruiting and planning programming for ten localenvironmental leaders from around the nation to participate in The Climate Rally.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

-Liaison to Field Staff, Program and Public Policy Directors: Coordinated lobbying efforts during key Congressional votes including quadrupling signatures to 500 on Congressional sign-on letter campaign for women state legislators; scheduled meetings for state legislators with key members of Congress prior to related votes. Facilitated trainings, planned State Capitol events; represented WiLL at numerous national state legislator conferences and Capitol Hill events, and doubled membership over five years to approximately 2,000 women state legislators.-WiLL/WAND Biennial Conference (2005, 2007, & 2009): Planned and implemented all aspects of biennial national conference of women state legislators and community leaders including programming, budget and contracts, fundraising, logistics, Capitol Hill lobby day appointments, as well as pre- and post-event media outreach.-WAND Political Action Committee (PAC): Directed the PAC endorsement process, initiated contact with Congressional candidates; drafted and disseminated PAC questionnaires for Congressional candidates and led WAND board vote process for candidate support. WiLL/WAND DC Headquarters: Led operations of the Washington, DC, office and was responsible for hiring and managing staff and interns, as well as creating and overseeing the annual program and office budgets.

-Budget Management: Served as a paid and elected official responsible for overseeing expenditures and approvals for annual budget of $5.6 million allocated to various campus programs, presided over legislative body, and managed over 60 person paid student body staff.-Constituent Services: Organized student lobby days with state and federal elected officials locally, at the state Capitol and in Washington, DC, on issues ranging from lower college tuition to youth voting initiatives.

-Voter Registration: Coordinated Rock the Vote satellite street teams on seven Florida University campuses and directed over 100 youth-oriented events to register voters and increase voter turnout.-Event Management: Planned and implemented voter registration campaigns statewide; registered 6,000 voters during 2002 cycle; and selected as one of the top ten street team leaders to participate in nationally recognized events including a CNN Presidential debate.

Masters In Divinity, Theology/Theological Studies

Ba, Political Science

Activities and Societies: For Liberty and Justice for All, Human Rights Organization, and Student Film Association.