Join me for a live Town Hall this Friday with Zima Creason, San Juan Unified School Board Trustee; Tamika L’Ecluse, American River Flood Control District Trustee; Mai Vang, Sacramento City Unified School Board Trustee; and Katie Valenzuela, Sacramento City Councilmember-Elect for District 4. We will be discussing issues related to women in elected leadership and their partnership to discourage politicians from taking campaign donations from police unions. Please email your questions regarding this topic beforehand here:
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