Jen is a proud SFUSD parent and will fight to keep our local schools funded and our teachers paid. She is a parent advocate and supports a collaborative approach to decision making for the school system. 

People moving is a catch-all term for how people get to and from where they need to go. It is imperative for a city to have decision makers who view people moving holistically and symbiotically like Jen does. 

San Francisco is poised for growth to build much needed additional housing. Jen believes we need to prepare for this by prioritizing strengthening the infrastructure required to support the growth.

Cleaner streets are safer streets.

Jen is an avid user of San Francisco's 311 program as well as a believer that we each have a responsibility to keep our neighborhoods clean. You will see her out picking up trash and pulling weeds on the campaign trail!

Small businesses are the backbone of the economy. Jen loves to frequent the local shops and restaurants from her home in the Richmond. She is dedicated to creating an environment where our small businesses can thrive. 

Everyone should feel safe in their neighborhood and Jen has a zero tolerance policy for hate crimes. It is vital that we have police who we can all depend on to keep us safe.

Jen believes the gun violence epidemic happening across our country is directly the result of our inability to properly regulate firearms. We need more people committed to changing this at every level of government. 

Jen believes that all people deserve dignity and respect. Abortion is healthcare, systemic racism exists in America still today, and the LGBTQ+  community should be celebrated and protected.  

Climate change should be considered in every decision we make as a district and as a city. Jen believes the climate crisis is an important issue that we need to work together to address. 

While street safety falls under the umbrella of people moving, Jen feels strongly that this piece stands alone as its own issue. Developing infrastructure and implementing policy are critical to saving lives.