JACKLYN Y. BOOR

Jackie Boor is an accomplished and well-regarded mediator, facilitator, writer, and civic engagement specialist. She has conducted successful problem-solving projects for the City and County of Sacramento, the Sierra Health Foundation, the Florin Road and Sacramento Downtown Partnerships, the Pharmacists Foundation of California, and the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. With colleague Jeanette Sartain, Jackie developed PeaceMoves: Working with Conflict, an innovative program offering trainings in dispute resolution and communication, including interactive workshops addressing conflict for re-entry prison inmates.

MEDIATOR, FACILITATOR AND TRAINER: Co-developer of PeaceMoves: Working with Conflict, (since 2007); Senior Program Manager and Lead Mediator for the Sacramento Mediation Center’s Multiple Party Dispute Resolution Program, specializing in conflict resolution and interest-based problem solving related to issues of crime, blight, nuisance, and land use (1999 to 2007); facilitated the Cathedral Square Program for the Homeless and formation of the Oak Park Neighborhood Association; and a community partnership trainer for the Regional Community Policing Institute – Sacramento (1996 to 2003).

WRITER AND DEBATE COACH: Freelance writer published in numerous publications, trade journals, and newspapers; brochures, press releases, resumes, biographies, business proposals, newsletters, annual reports, manuals, grant proposals and scripts (1980 to present); currently collaborating with Lt. Col. Gene Boyer on his memoirs titled Inside the President's Helicopter: Reflections of the White House Senior Pilot; edited Myths, Mysteries & Management of Alcohol and The Smallest Things Make the Biggest Difference by Ray Haring, Ph.D.; We the People: a Story of Internment by Mary Tsukamoto; wrote narrative script for River of Magic: Exploring India’s Tons River produced by Grant Rogers & Associates; and co-authored Real Estate Options: How to $core in a Tight Market, Prentice Hall, Inc.; Class A intercollegiate forensic speech and debate coach/judge for Los Rios Community College District (1990 to 1995).

ORGANIZATION AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: Represented Sacramento County District II on the Sacramento Transportation and Air Quality Collaborative, a multi-stakeholder organization dedicated to addressing long-term issues and policies related to air quality, transportation, land use and social equity, and was instrumental in creating citizen engagement component (2001 to 2005); founding member of Sacramento ENRICHES, a children’s health and safety initiative, and wrote grants, developed promotional strategies and facilitated numerous group activities including a year-long Learning Circle Project funded by the Sierra Health Foundation focused on cultivating social capital (1998 to 2005); neighborhood organizer and special projects consultant for SAFE STREETS, a nonprofit community empowerment and mobilization organization (1994 to1998).

AWARDS AND HONORS Award-winning short-feature film, Sacramento International Music and Film Sacramento Area Council of Governments Citizen of the Year, 2005 SAFE STREETS 1995 Sacramento Hero of the Year Ehrenreich Film Seminars Screen Writing Contest, First Place, 1995 Writer Block North Screenwriting Contest, First Place, 1995 Governor's Cup National Invitational Best Ballot Award, 1991 Numerous Community Service Recognitions from, for instance:       -  California State Assemblymember, Darrell Steinberg       -  California Assemblymember, Dave Jones       -  California Senator Deborah Ortiz       -  KVIE Channel 6       -  Florin Road Partnership and Foundation       -  Sacramento County Board of Supervisors       -  Sacramento County Sheriff's Department       -  Sacramento County Probation Department       -  Sacramento ENRICHES

EDUCATION AND AFFILIATIONS Southern Oregon College, 1969-70 Humboldt State University, 1970-73 Dept of Justice Community Harmony Training, 1996 Basic Skills Mediation, 1999 Integrative Mediation Skills Victim and Offender Mediation Facilitating Large Groups in Conflict Sacramento ENRICHES Board of Directors, 1995-2005 KVIE Channel 6 Community Advisory Board, 2001-2005 Association for Conflict Resolution, since 2003 Florin Road Foundation Board of Directors, 1999-2004 Juvenile Restorative Justice Planning Committee, 1998-2002 Sacramento County Probation Neighborhood Accountability Board, 1998-2002 Sheriff’s Citizens’ Advisory Board, 1998-2000 Patterson Way Neighborhood Association Chair,1976-2000      (led nationally known neighborhood public nuisance lawsuit, 1991-1993) Eileen Dutra Neighborhood Watch Chair, 2008- present

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