Jackie Fielder
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583 appearances
8 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 14 Jul
Jackie Fielder’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Last year, just 38 transactions resulted in $144 million in revenue for the city.
Even with the funds from Popeye, the city is facing a massive budget deficit, and the mayor is currently calling for a $400 million cut in city spending and eliminating non-core programming.
Without funds from Popeye, many residents will face the consequences of these spending cuts and eliminations from the mayor's office, giving a tax base to the wealthy developers.
Supervisor Mambood has stated that the BUILD Act will jumpstart development in affordable housing.
I would like to see how many real estate companies come to the board asking you to waive impact fees and lower the number of inclusionary units because the economics just doesn't pencil out.
The BUILD Act is a giveaway to real estate developers who only build on affordable housing.
I'm sure the mayor will continue to call for austerity, but not austerity for all, while giving public subsidies away in the name of common sense reform.
Please oppose the BUILD Act.
Thanks, President.
I wanted to be added as a co-sponsor to item 24.
Thank you, President Mandelman.
And if I can please have Dr. Gregoria Nova Cahill please come to the podium.
I am thrilled today to commend Dr. Cahill, Dean of City College Mission Center, School of ESL and Transitional Studies, in honor of International Women's Day and Women's History Month.
Dr. Cahill is a leader in District 9 who centers joy, love for community, and a commitment to accessible and quality higher education.
Since joining CCSF in 2004, 22 years ago, she has served in multiple roles, including academic counselor, instructor, Puente program coordinator, interim dean, and now as dean of the Mission Center.
Throughout her career, she has supported students across CCSF centers and has built strong, lasting community partnerships through her work in the Mission.
She is bringing a fresh vision to the Mission campus and transforming programs with students front and center.
Dr. Cahill, originally from a small village in South America, has shared that her personal journey has taken her across continents, where she saw firsthand how education can change lives and how, with encouragement and support, students will keep moving forward with their education, no matter the obstacles.
Her doctoral research focused on institutional barriers faced by Latinx community college students transferring to four-year universities.
As the first person in an Afro-Bolivian family to earn a doctorate, Dr. Cahill has dedicated her career to advancing educational equity.
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