Take Back Your Time
PO Box 9596
Seattle, WA 98109
The following experts are available to address these time related issues:
Bonnie Michaels, mwfam@aol.com; 847-308-0919
Catherine O'Keefe, M.Ed., CTRS, of Mobile, AL, is an instructor in Leisure Studies and Therapeutic Recreation at the University of South Alabama. She teaches and lectures on the value of leisure in modern society and the importance of leisure and recreation to personal development. cokeefe@usouthal.edu251-461-1618
Nancy Parkes, of Olympia, WA, is a professor at the Evergreen State College where she teaches a class about Take Back Your Time. n.parkes@comcast.net
Maureen Wilt, of Kansas City, MO, is an associate professor of social work at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, MO. wilt@ucmo.edu; 660-543-8196
Allen Hancock, of Eugene Oregon, is founder of More Than Money. impact@efn.org; 541-343-1926
Eileen McDargh, of Dana Point, CA, is ranked as one of the top 50 thought leaders in leadership development. As a consultant, executive coach, speaker and writer, she's the author of Work for a Living & Still Be Free to Live and The Resilient Spirit. McDargh@aol.com; 949-496-8640
Bonnie Michaels, of Naples, Florida and Wilmette, IL, is a work-life consultant, speaker and president of Managing Work and Family, Inc., and co-author of a Journey of Work-Life Renewal. MWFAM@aol.com; 847-308-0919
Chris Ortiz, of Winston-Salem, NC, is an independent manufacturing efficiency consultant and author of 40+: Overtime Under Poor Leadership. kaizenassembly@yahoo.com; 336-659-1774; www.kaizenassembly.com
Jonathan Rowe, of Pt. Reyes Station, CA, is director of the Tomales Bay Institute. He was an assistant to Senator Byron Dorgan (D, North Dakota), and an editor at the Washington Monthly magazine. jonrowe@earthlink.net; 415-663-8560
Cecile Andrews, of Seattle, WA, is the founder of the Voluntary Simplicity study circles movement and the author of The Circle of Simplicity. She teaches at Seattle University. cecile@simplicitycircles.com; 206-783-1152
John de Graaf, of Seattle, WA, is the national coordinator of TBYT and editor of the Take Back Your Time handbook. He is the co-author of Affluenza: The All-Consuming Epidemic. jodg@comcast.net; 206-443-6747
Rabbi Arthur Waskow, of Philadelphia, PA, is the director of the Shalom Center, and founder of the Free Time/Free People campaign. awaskow@aol.com
Rebecca Kneale Gould, of Middlebury VT, is a professor of religion at Middlebury College, and author of At Home in Nature Modern Homesteading and Spiritual Practice in America. rgould@middlebury.edu; 802-443-2548
Peter Fraenkel, of New York City, is director of the Center for Time, Work and the Family at the Ackerman Institute for the Family, and associate professor of Psychology at the City College of New York. p.fraenkel@verizon.net; 212-650-5671
Debra Krumholz, of Amherst, MA, is a therapist, public health specialist and educator. debkrumholz@comcast.net
Maureen Wilt, of Kansas City, MO, is an associate professor of social work at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, MO. wilt@ucmo.edu; 660-543-8196
Ben Hunnicutt, of Iowa City, teaches Leisure Studies at the University of Iowa, and is the author of Work Without End and Kellogg's Six Hour Day. hunnicutt11@mchsi.com; 319-335-1326; www.ShorterWorkHours.com
Tom Walker, of Vancouver, BC, is policy coordinator of the Work Less Party of BC and was one of the party's candidates in the recent provincial election. lumpoflabour@yahoo.ca; 604-255-4812
Anders Hayden, of Toronto, is a former research and policy coordinator for the 32 Hour Coalition, a Canadian Shorter Work Hours Group, and the author of Sharing the Work, Sparing the Planet. ahayden@web.ca
Tom Walker, of Vancouver, BC, is policy coordinator of the Work Less Party of BC and was one of the party's candidates in the recent provincial election. lumpoflabour@yahoo.ca; 604-255-4812
Elbert Collier, Jr, of Toledo, OH, is a diversity trainer for the United Auto Workers union. toughoreasy@yahoo.com
Anne Nolan of St. Cloud, MN, is an attorney, and labor and living wage activitst. mailto:anne-nolan@uiowa.edu
Tom Turnipseed, of Columbia, SC, is an attorney, civil rights activist, advocate for low-income Americans and former State Senator. tturnipseed@turnipseed.net; 803-252-9000
Rabbi Arthur Waskow, of Philadelphia, PA, is the director of the Shalom Center, and founder of the Free Time/Free People campaign. awaskow@aol.com
Maureen Wilt, of Kansas City, MO, is an associate professor of social work at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, MO. wilt@ucmo.edu; 660-543-8196
Bill Doherty, of St. Paul, MN, is the co-founder of Putting Family First, co-author of the book, Putting Family First, professor of family social science and director of the Marriage and Family Therapy Program at the University of Minnesota. bdoherty@che.umn.edu; 612-625-4752
Ben Hunnicutt, of Iowa City, teaches Leisure Studies at the University of Iowa, and is the author of Work Without End and Kellogg's Six Hour Day. hunnicutt11@mchsi.com; 319-335-1326; www.ShorterWorkHours.com
Catherine O'Keefe, M.Ed., CTRS, of Mobile, AL, is an instructor in Leisure Studies and Therapeutic Recreation at the University of South Alabama. She teaches and lectures on the value of leisure in modern society and the importance of leisure and recreation to personal development. cokeefe@usouthal.edu; 251-461-1618
Joe Robinson, of Santa Monica, CA, is the founder of the Work to Live Campaign for a minimum paid vacation, and author of Work to Live. roadworks@adelphia.net; 310-396-1215
Ann Crittenden, of Washington D.C., is a journalist and the author of The Price of Motherhood and If You've Raised Kids, You Can Manage Anything, and co-founder of Mothers Ought To Have Equal Rights (MOTHERS). ann.crittenden@rcn.com; 202-362-3419
Tracy Geraghty, of Napa California, is an
independent communications and public policy consultant and
coordinator for the TIME TO CARE coalition.
Joe Robinson, of Santa Monica, CA, is the
founder of the Work to Live Campaign for a minimum paid
vacation, and author of
Work to Live.
roadworks@adelphia.net; 310-396-1215
Judith Stadtman-Tucker, of Portsmouth, NH, is
the editor of mothersmovement.org, and former Director of
Advocacy for Mothers and More.
editor@mothersmovement.org; 603-436-2165
Tom Turnipseed, of Columbia, SC, is an
attorney, civil rights activist, advocate for low-income
Americans and former State Senator.
tturnipseed@turnipseed.net; 803-252-9000
Cecile Andrews, of Seattle, WA, is the founder
of the Voluntary Simplicity study circles movement and the
author of
The Circle of Simplicity. She teaches at Seattle University.
cecile@simplicitycircles.com; 206-783-1152
Ann Crittenden, of Washington D.C., is a
journalist and the author of The Price of Motherhood
and If You've Raised Kids, You Can Manage Anything, and
co-founder of Mothers Ought To Have Equal Rights (MOTHERS).
ann.crittenden@rcn.com; 202-362-3419
Bonnie Michaels, of Naples, Florida and
Wilmette, IL, is a work-life consultant, speaker and president
of Managing Work and Family, Inc., and co-author of a
Journey of Work-Life Renewal.
MWFAM@aol.com; 847-308-0919