Introducing CAPSA’s New Board Members: Marcia Stewart, Dan Johnson, and Carol Johnson
At CAPSA, we are privileged to work alongside a remarkable volunteer board of directors who guide our vision and ensure our mission remains steadfast. These dedicated individuals generously offer their time and expertise, helping CAPSA support victims of domestic and sexual violence and create lasting change in our community. Today, we are thrilled to introduce three exceptional new members to our board: Marcia Stewart, Dan Johnson, and Carol Johnson.
Marcia Stewart recently moved back to Cache Valley after living outside of DC. With a background in D.C. politics—enhanced by both professional experience and personal networking alongside her husband—Marcia brings a wealth of connections and insights. Marcia shared that shortly after returning from DC, she served on a jury for a sexual assault case. She was impressed that the victim, upon sharing her experience with a friend who was still a teen, knew about CAPSA and encouraged her to call CAPSA for support. Marcia is already connecting CAPSA with local, state and national representatives furthering our advocacy and outreach efforts.
Dan Johnson joins us after a distinguished career of 50 years in education and is currently serving as a Utah State Legislator. Dan’s passion for supporting CAPSA is well known, and his efforts have been instrumental in raising awareness and securing essential funding for our organization. With a respected and influential voice in the legislative arena, Dan is poised to play a critical role in advancing policies that protect and empower survivors. His commitment to CAPSA’s mission is unwavering, and we are excited about the impact he will make on our legislative initiatives.
Carol Johnson, a retired educator with a distinguished background in curriculum development and teacher training, brings a unique perspective to CAPSA. Her lifelong dedication to empowering educators and students aligns perfectly with our educational programs, which focus on promoting healthy relationships and consent. Alongside her husband, Dan, Carol shares a deep commitment to CAPSA’s vision and values. Her experience and passion will be instrumental in enhancing our community’s educational and advocacy efforts.
At CAPSA, our board of directors plays a crucial role in guiding our organization’s vision and ensuring we remain focused on effectively supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence. We are deeply grateful for their commitment and are confident that Marcia, Dan, and Carol will further strengthen our efforts to create a safer and more compassionate community.
We are excited to welcome Marcia, Dan, and Carol to our board, and we look forward to the invaluable contributions they will make in the years to come.
