Workgroups and Committees
The day-to-day work of the coalition is guided by the Coordinating Council and six workgroups and committees:

Coordinating Council
Co-Coordinators:
Kat Allen and Rachel Stoler

Chair:
Ilana Gerjuoy
 
Chair:
Stacey Langknecht
 
Coordinator:
Kat Allen 

Coordinator:
Rachel Stoler

Racial Justice Workgroup
Coordinator:
Rachel Stoler

Coordinator:
Lydia Davis
The Coordinating Council
The Coordinating Council is CTC's governing body. It meets monthly and has a membership that cuts across many sectors.
The Policy and Practice Change Workgroup
The Policy and Practice Change Workgroup aims to create policy-level change for substance abuse prevention. For more information, visit the Policy and Practice Change Workgroup page.
The Parent Education Workgroup
The goal of the Parent Education Workgroup is to provide skill building, educational opportunities and social marketing to support parents and guardians in raising healthy drug-free children. For more information, visit the Parent Education Workgroup page.
Regional School Health Task Force

The Regional School Health Task Force is responsible for the annual survey of students in area school districts, and serves as a forum for networking among schools about prevention programming. For more information, see the RSHTF page.

Mass in Motion Steering Committeee

The Mass in Motion Steering Committee works to promote healthy eating and active living in Franklin County and the North Quabbin. For more information, see the Mass in Motion Steering Committee page.

Racial Justice Workgroup

The Racial Justice Workgroup brings together coalition and community members with a common interest in racial justice and youth health and health equity.  The group is committed to having its membership remain a majority people of color. For more information, see the Racial Justice Workgroup page.


Youth Leadership Initiative

The Youth Leadership Initiative cultivates young leaders and supports them in their advocacy and action for healthy change in the community. For more information, see the Youth Leadership Initiative page.