Kate Fraga (Trainer)
Graduated from U.C. Santa Barbara with a BA in speech/drama.  She has 2 grown children and has lived with her pets in the county for 25 years, mostly on Fitch Mt. near Healdsburg.  She has been a canvasser with SCCA for over 12 years.  By SCCA’s calculations, she has knocked on over 400,000 doors in her career here in Sonoma County!

David Petritz ( Field Manager)

David is a member of the Congress of New Urbanism, has earned an MPA with an emphasis in Community Development and spent most of the past decade as a municipal planner. He is a native of the most scenic region of Michigan and spent fours years in Costa Rica reporting on environmental and social-economic issues as well as on eco-tour attractions. 

Luke Gladstein (Field Organizer)

Candace Simmons (Field Canvasser)

An advocate for Human Rights and Environmental issues. Modern day Space Gypsy majoring in Biochemistry at SRJC. Aspiring to transfer to UC Berkeley or Santa Cruz. A Sonoma County Native who grew up in El Verano, looking to keep our county beautiful. She enjoys reading, bicycling, and drawing in her free time.

Christina Penrose

(Canvass Program Director)

Christina Penrose is a native Californian. She received her B.A. in Music from SF State and is currently going to graduate school at SSU. She is very happy to lead the canvass in their fight to save Sonoma County.

Diane Schulz (Office Manager)
Bringing a long history of office management, child rearing and activism to the organization, Diane is also well-versed in environmental issues. She is a 20 year resident of Sonoma County, having lived in Guerneville for 10 years, where she became focused on environment protection through the Russian River Watershed Protection Committee. She continues to educate herself, particularly in regards to local politics, and finds her work at SCCA the most rewarding job she has had for many years.

Dennis Rosatti (Executive Director) 
Denny grew up in Pennsylvania and is a lifelong naturalist and hiker. He earned a Life Sciences degree from Penn State University, then worked in an environmental engineering lab. He moved to Sonoma County and immediately fell in love with the coast and redwoods, and currently serves as Board President of the Harmony Union School Board.