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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She believes equity-centered leadership requires courage, fostering belonging, affirming identities, and recognizing the inherent worth of every student.
Through inclusive programs, collaboration, and mentorship, she works to ensure that students across San Francisco feel welcomed, supported, and empowered to achieve and expand their educational goals.
I think it's fitting to hear a few quotes about Dr. Cahill's work from those directly impacted by her leadership.
Former CCSF Puente student Adriana Herrera Posey stated, quote, Dr. Cahill has created inclusive space, and by offering mentorship and advocacy, her leadership has helped first-generation students overcome systemic barriers.
And from Amy Miles, current English professor, shared, quote, Dr. Cahill leads with corazon y cariño.
Dr. Cahill, thank you for your exemplary leadership at City College and for making a difference every day for students in District 9 and across San Francisco.
Thank you so much.
Thank you so much.
God bless you.
Madam Clerk, I have an in memoriam and I'm waiting for the family to arrive.
Could we please be re-referred back to me?
Certainly.
Thank you, Madam Clerk.
Colleagues, today I have an memoriam for a beloved District 9 resident and renowned artist and community builder, Arthur Art Coach, who spent his life enriching the environment around him with color, creativity, and love for his community.
Art moved to San Francisco in 1984, and after getting married and having a child, his beloved son Vladimir, he bought a house in the Portola in 1994.
For over 40 years, Art contributed so much to San Francisco as an active and avid community organizer, but he will be remembered chiefly for his artistic pursuits.
which reflected his deep love for the Mission, Bernal, and the Portola by documenting street fairs, demonstrations, and community life in his photography, paintings, murals, and video productions.
Art met his beautiful and amazing second wife, Lisa, while studying art at Columbia College in the 80s.
They reconnected 30 years later and were married here at City Hall, officiated by my predecessor, former supervisor Ronan.
Together, Art and Lisa served on the Arts and Beautification Committee at the Portola Neighborhood Association, and for several years ran an art and photography studio in the Portola.
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