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Betty Andrews. The Committee on Criminal Justice shall: (1) seek to eliminate harsh and unfair sentencing practices that are responsible for mass incarceration and racial disparities in the prison system, (2) support and seek to increase trust and public safety by advancing effective law enforcement practices, (3) fight for the restoration of ...
Betty C. Andrews is the elected leader of the NAACP in Iowa and Nebraska, and a member of the national board of directors. She is a committed advocate for justice, equality, and human rights in the region and beyond.
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Andrews was active in radio and television at Technical High School, a now-closed Des Moines school that gave students hands-on experience in areas such as carpentry and auto mechanics, as well as broadcasting. The exposure helped her land jobs at local radio stations, where she served as news director and as a talk show host. Guests on the talk ra...
Andrews has stepped up her involvement in criminal justice-related issues. About four years ago, she got the idea to begin the Iowa Summit on Justice and Disparities. She's now spearheaded three summits, and at the most recent one in August, Iowa Gov. Terry Branstad announced the formation of the Governor’s Working Group, naming Andrews as a member...
These are central Iowans in business, arts, nonprofits, civic activism and nonelected government positions who are expected to make a difference in their fields of endeavor in 2016. Readers were invited to submit nominations. Selections were made by Des Moines Register editors and reporters. Look for profiles daily through early January.
Age: In her 40s Home: Johnston Education:Graduate of Des Moines’ Technical High School. Also received certification in nonprofit strategic planning from Iowa State University; credentialed in strategic communications for nonprofits from American University and the Center for Communications and Community at UCLA; and a graduate of the Greater Des Mo...
Betty Andrews is the president of the Iowa-Nebraska NAACP State Area Conference and a member of the Governor's Working Group on Justice Policy Reform. She advocates for racial profiling ban, ban-the-box legislation and felons' voting rights, among other issues.
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3 days ago · Betty Andrews, of Santa Rosa, has been appointed to the Central Valley Flood Protection Board. Andrews has been a Consulting Engineer and Strategic Advisor since 2021. She held multiple roles at Environmental Science Associates from 2010 to 2021, including Vice President/Principal Engineer and Project Director.
Feb 20, 2024 · Betty Andrews, the president of the Iowa-Nebraska NAACP branch, will represent the Midwestern Region on the national board of the civil rights organization. She is a business owner and a leader in criminal justice reforms and policy changes.
Sep 24, 2018 · Betty Andrews, Russell Lovell, and David Walker are honored for their work on racial justice issues in Iowa and Nebraska. They have advocated for voting rights, fair employment, and police accountability with the ACLU and other partners.
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