Chyanne Chen
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458 appearances
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 28 Jul
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Colleague, today I am introducing a resolution urging our controller to incorporate additional metrics in the bi-monthly controller status of San Francisco's economy report.
A comprehensive understanding of the health of our local economy requires
a broader set of indicators that reflect the lived experiences of San Franciscans, including our workers, our children, our residents, and small business.
Otherwise, it is a measure of economic progress without considering shared economic inclusion and prosperity.
Achieving shared economic prosperity requires making sustained progress on a broad range of indicators.
For example, workforce wage chance, economic inequality, financial stability of small business, housing affordability, displacement, social housing, changes to social safety net, racial, gender,
and elder equality, labor union participation, and workforce preparedness and education.
The current measures of economic progress in the controller status of the San Francisco economy report fails to account for these essential indicators, and this marks underlying inequities impacting everyday San Franciscans.
Numerous studies have shown that inequity is detrimental to economic health, hindering long-term growth,
increasing instability, reducing social mobility, and worsening outcomes for low-income residents.
The Office of the Comptroller has the expertise and data necessary to compile and analyze these essential metrics in an impact
impartial and thoughtful manner.
I want to thank my early co-sponsors, Supervisor Chen and Malga, and look forward to the rest of my colleagues for their support.
I also have another resolution that I am introducing.
Last year, more than 30 people died while in ICE custody, making it the deathiest year in more than two decades.
Two people were fatally shot by ICE officers, eliciting profound outrageous and despair at the inability of ICE to properly observe, due process, or engage in our communities without inciting extreme violence.
Today, I am also introducing a resolution condemning ICE for actions that have led to loss of lives throughout our country, including in our home state.
Many of these deaths are still under investigation, leaving families and communities without adequate answers surrounding the circumstance that what occurred while in ICE custody and without closure.
Further, these deaths don't account for the widespread reports of the disappearance of countless individuals and the death of those impacted by the stress from rampant escalation of ICE enforcement.
escalation of ICE enforcement.
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