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ASK FOR US BY NAME DO NOT OPERATE A VEHICLE OR MACHINERY UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS DRUG | FOR USE ONLY BY ADULTS TWENTY-ONE AND OLDER | KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF CHILDREN JULY 19 - AUGUST 8, 2018 / THE ROGUE VALLEY MESSENGER / 3 The Rogue Valley Messenger CONTENTS PO Box 8069 | Medford, OR 97501 541-708-5688 roguevalleymessenger.com FEATURE page CULTURE page [email protected] All good things in Randall Theatre THE BUSINESS END OF THINGS moderation, or even stages a classic, one in micro-dosing. “In of Broadway’s longest 19 WEB MASTER 7 Tammy Wilder all medicine, with all run shows, Pippin. But OUR FINANANCIAL WIZARD Sara Louton, Advanced Books drugs, you look for the does so in Southern minimum effective Oregon style, both DISTRIBUTION Coleman Antonucci dose. Period,” explains restoring some of the Dr. Allan Frankel, a original format, but also OUR WORDSMITHS leading authority on gender-switching lead PUBLISHER & EDITOR Phil Busse cannabis medicine. 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CONNECT WITH ART AT THE SCHNEIDER MUSEUM OF ART SUMMER EXHIBITIONS JUNE 6 – SEPTEMBER 8, 2018 Douglas Melini: When the Moon Hangs on the Wall: Landscapes, Seascapes, and Abstracts Esther Ruiz: Hyperion Nancy Friedemann–Sánchez: Casta Paintings Karla Wozniak: I Often Dream of Mountains Free Family Day, Saturday, August 11, 10 am – 1 pm DE TAIL: Karla Wozniak, Woven Peaks, oil on canvas, 60 x 60“, 2016 Children participate in hands-on art activities and enjoy the current exhibition in a family friendly environment. MUSEUM HOURS: MONDAY – SATURDAY, 10 AM TO 4 PM • FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Address: 555 Indiana Street • Ashland, Oregon 97520 phone: 541-552-6245 • email: [email protected] • web: sma.sou.edu • social: @schneidermoa PARKING: From Indiana Street, left into metered lot between Frances Lane and Indiana St. Also limited parking behind the Museum. JULY 19 - AUGUST 8, 2018 / THE ROGUE VALLEY MESSENGER / 5 PUBLIC PROFILE Dan Mata Lead Case Supervisor for CASA of Jackson County INTERVIEW BY CAITLIN FOWLKES Rogue Val- DM: The best part of this job is truly working ley Messen- with all of our CASA Volunteers, the amount of ger: What hard work and dedication that these folks put do you do into our children is overwhelmingly beautiful. with the or- We have a volunteer who has dedicated himself ganization? to this organization since it was first brought to Dan Mata: light in Jackson County 28 years ago. We have Previously I volunteers who will drive countless hours to go was a CASA visit their court appointed child; not because V o l u n t e e r they have to, but because they want to. These for a year volunteers do not give up on these children, and and I was ap- they take pride in their casework. pointed as an RVM: How many children have you helped advocate to so far? speak about DM: As a volunteer I was assigned to 3 cases the best in- that advocated for 7 children. Now as a Case Su- terest of our pervisor I manage a caseload of 43 CASAs that children in- are assigned to 84 children. Overall as a team we PHOTO COURTESY OF DAN MATA volved with are currently actively serving 474 children and DHS/CW. waiting to serve 400 more. Currently I am the Lead Case Supervisor for RVM: What’s the worst case you’ve seen that CASA of Jackson County, to which includes many ended positively? duties. Those duties include, but are not limited DM: We had a family that got involved with to supervising volunteers and ensuring that they DHS/CW because of allegations of substance are appropriately advocating for our children, abuse and neglect that lead to the death of a supporting and assisting the Deputy Director child. The family was very anti-government, did with program development and on-going train- not believe in our education system; therefore, ing. did not allow their children to attend school. The RVM: How did you find yourself in this posi- children were on a very low IQ level, isolated and tion? What led you here? secluded… because of the parent’s behaviors. We DM: Since I was kid I knew I would always end had two volunteers who were strangers to each up in a career where I would be working with other that agreed to take on this large family and kids in/around our “systems.” I was born and see if they could help in any positive way. Case raised in Houston, Texas. I resided in an area closure came quick for this family when these where I was exposed to a lot of crime, drugs, CASAs got involved, the children attend school gangs and violence. That included my very own regularly and the family will have forever con- household, my biological father was very abu- tact with these two loving, caring, amazing vol- sive mentally and physically, and both my par- unteers. ents were heroin addicts. My mom mostly be- RVM: What’s the most heart-warming or cause of the domestic abuse. I knew as a child bone-chilling experience you’ve had while these things were wrong so I wanted to grow up working with CASA? different than that. Nearly 38 years shortened; I DM: We had a CASA who literally saved a graduated high school, served in Marine Corps child’s life. And this child expressed her grati- Pure. Potent. Versatile. Infantry for 8 years, and got my college degree tude on how much she appreciated this CASA. in Criminal Justice. Once I completed my de- This CASA had been the one and only consistent gree I sought volunteerism/employment where person in her life, and she wanted him to come Made with sungrown cannabis I could show these children there is a way out of and tell her life story before he passed away.
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