Angelica Lopez, Esq. – President

Angelica “Angie” Lopez, Esq. is a faith-based, driven, and dedicated family law attorney serving the Bay Area, with a passion for justice and mental health advocacy. Having personally faced the challenges of mental illness, she works every day to help dismantle the stigma surrounding mental health—especially in underserved and marginalized BIPOC communities. Angie also serves as a City Councilwoman for the City of Pittsburg, CA, where she champions initiatives that foster a more compassionate and resource-rich community for individuals struggling in silence. Her public service extends to her roles on the boards of Tri Delta Transit, Pittsburg Police Activities League, and MCE.

Cri Campbell Schine – 1st Vice President

Dr. Cri Campbell Schine is an advocate for mental health, belonging, and social justice. With a doctorate in clinical psychology and experience in nonprofit leadership, civic engagement, and advocacy, she leads with a trauma-informed and equity-centered approach. Grounded in connection and collaboration, her work bridges communities, providers, and policy to empower those most impacted by stigma and systemic inequality.

Dr. Campbell Schine has led successful fundraising initiatives, built cross-sector partnerships, and convened expert voices to advance conversations on mental health, wellness, and advocacy. Guided by creativity, compassion, and purpose-driven leadership, she champions NAMI Contra Costa’s legacy of hope and healing—ensuring every voice is heard and every person feels they belong.

Email: gro.atsocartnocimanobfsctd-44ccdd@irc
Phone: (925) 942-0767

Daryl Graves – 2nd Vice President

Daryl Graves is a respected thought leader in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging (DEIB), recognized for his commitment to fostering psychological safety and promoting inclusive cultures. With over 20 years of engineering experience in the technology sector – including roles with Silicon Graphics, Verizon, and Workday – Daryl transitioned mid-career to focus on DEIB, bringing a strategic and systems-oriented perspective to the work.

He currently works as a DEIB professional with AssetMark and has previously led impactful initiatives with Dialpad and Workday. Deeply committed to creating a more inclusive and equitable world, Daryl believes that each of us has the power to make a lasting impact.

Stephanie Taddeo – Secretary

Retired middle school Social Studies teacher from Los Angeles, advocating for students transitioning from elementary to high school. She volunteered with Vitas Hospice and at A Baby’s Breath in the Philadelphia area, and for 2 years was a full-time caregiver to a family member battling Acute Myeloid Leukemia who received a bone marrow transplant. She became acquainted with NAMI after Tyrell Wilson was killed by a Danville police officer while experiencing a mental health episode. She co-organized an organ donor drive in Tyrell’s name and later joined the 40 Voices Campaign for the AAHWRC in CCC.
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