Our Roots
Heather Hudson, Business Manager
Jordan Gottlieb, Tech Support
* Peter Choi: local business owner, Crazy Cow Ice Cream
* Latasha Larez: teacher, Harrah Elementary School, poet
* Rosemary Leiva: high school Spanish teacher, retired
* Dr. Cheryl Young: retired science professor, space geologist
* Maria Cuevas: Chicano/a Studies instructor, Yakima Valley College
* Steve Mitchell: Executive Director, OIC of Washington
* Joddi-Jay Babcock: Director of Life Choices, Zonta Club President
* David Morales: attorney, Northwest Justice Project
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Promoting the Oneness of Humanity
Our Community Advisors
The UnityWorks Foundation was established in 2013 by members of the Gottlieb-Shevin family who saw a critical need for training and educational resources designed to promote understanding of the oneness of humanity, the value of diversity and the need for unity. We are pleased to be joined by additional board members who value these same goals. Together, we are committed
to building an inclusive organization that will serve as a model of unity in diversity.
Randie Gottlieb, Ed.D.
UnityWorks founder, educator,
diversity trainer, author, poet
Steven Gottlieb, M.D., MSPH Pediatrician, former Medical Officer -
National Health Service, photographer
Beth Shevin, MIB
Real estate business manager, marathon runner, community volunteer
Jonathan Gottlieb, M.D.
Emergency room physician, musician, singer/songwriter
Lorenzo Alvarado
High school Assistant Principal,
award-winning educator
Ester Huey
Retired bank executive and non-profit director, community volunteer
Victor Nourani
Middle school Principal, active Rotarian
The photo below shows members of the
first EMPIRE Leadership Team in 1994.
These pioneering educators helped to create
the EMPIRE Program, which serves as the inspiration for the UnityWorks Program today.
Front row, L>R: Marsha Ann Pastrana, Bertha Ortega, Randie Gottlieb. Back row: assistant,
Patsy Whitefoot, Pat Whitfield, Anita Swan.