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:''I work for [[Public Advocates]], a non-profit civil rights law firm and advocacy organization. I spend my days advocating for progressive housing and tenant protection legislation in the Capitol. I’m also the lead author and a named proponent on the Sacramento rent stabilization and just cause charter amendment (which City voters will have an opportunity to pass in 2020). Additionally, I’m a board member of [[Organize Sacramento]], a small and mighty local non-profit that fought to raise the minimum wage and advocates for a transit system that serves those who need it most, among many other campaigns. I bring these experiences with me to my work as a delegate.''<ref>[https://www.adems.vote/ad7/]</ref> | :''I work for [[Public Advocates]], a non-profit civil rights law firm and advocacy organization. I spend my days advocating for progressive housing and tenant protection legislation in the Capitol. I’m also the lead author and a named proponent on the Sacramento rent stabilization and just cause charter amendment (which City voters will have an opportunity to pass in 2020). Additionally, I’m a board member of [[Organize Sacramento]], a small and mighty local non-profit that fought to raise the minimum wage and advocates for a transit system that serves those who need it most, among many other campaigns. I bring these experiences with me to my work as a delegate.''<ref>[https://www.adems.vote/ad7/]</ref> | ||
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| + | ==Organize Sacramento== | ||
| + | [[Darrow Sprague]] December 9, 2016: | ||
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| + | With [[Michelle Pariset]], [[Phillip Kim]], [[Veronica Beaty]], [[J.D. Garcia]] and [[Daniela Urban]] at [[Organize Sacramento]]. | ||
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==California Teachers Association strike supporters== | ==California Teachers Association strike supporters== | ||
[[Phillip Kim]] January 13 2018. | [[Phillip Kim]] January 13 2018. | ||
Revision as of 23:53, 6 February 2019
Template:TOCnestleft Michelle Pariset
Standing for AD 7
In 2019 Michelle Pariset stood from AD 7 for the California Cemocratic Party central Committee.
- I work for Public Advocates, a non-profit civil rights law firm and advocacy organization. I spend my days advocating for progressive housing and tenant protection legislation in the Capitol. I’m also the lead author and a named proponent on the Sacramento rent stabilization and just cause charter amendment (which City voters will have an opportunity to pass in 2020). Additionally, I’m a board member of Organize Sacramento, a small and mighty local non-profit that fought to raise the minimum wage and advocates for a transit system that serves those who need it most, among many other campaigns. I bring these experiences with me to my work as a delegate.[1]
Organize Sacramento
Darrow Sprague December 9, 2016:
With Michelle Pariset, Phillip Kim, Veronica Beaty, J.D. Garcia and Daniela Urban at Organize Sacramento.
California Teachers Association strike supporters
Phillip Kim January 13 2018.
With Dean Murakami, Tamika L'Ecluse, Shirley Toy, Rachelanne Vander Werf, Jillynn Molina, Robert Longer, David Mandel, Anna Molander, Ian Hoffmann, Norma Alcala, Michelle Pariset, Tim Molina and Rene Cruz Martinez at California Teachers Association.
Members
Jacobin Reading Group Sacramento closed Facebook group, accessed December 1, 2017.[2]
Admin
- John Shaban, Created group on October 10, 2017
Other members
- Russell Rawlings, Director of Advocacy Services at Resources for Independent Living
- Michelle Pariset, Elected Delegate, 7th Assembly District at California Democratic Party
- Jamie Thompson, Regional Director at SEIU Local 2015
- Shane Brinton, Statewide Field Organizing Coordinator at UC Student-Workers Union - UAW Local 2865
- Andee Sunderland, Mills College
- Jovana Fajardo, Director at Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment - ACCE South Sacramento
- David Roddy, Sacramento, California
- Phillip Kim, Community Organizer at California Nurses Association