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Bruce Wolfe for SF Community College Board

We're off and running! 

So many people have approached me to run again this time saying, "This time you will win and we will help." I had to say, "Yes," again.  I am very excited about this year's run. I am the most qualified candidate having not only attended CCSF at an important juncture of its time but beyond that the privilege to advocate for students and their families at the capitol and around the country.

Over 100,000 people come through City College's doors every year.  That is more than 10% of the residents who live in the City.  Very significant.

I have lots of of innovative ideas but moreso a good working knowledge of the college considering past experience attending the Ocean Campus from 1995-98 plus serving on Associated Students Council, the campus student government.  I was even on the search committee for the choosing of Chancellor Philip Day of which I was very critical along with my colleagues.  We are now in that position again but this time we need someone on the Board of Trustees to give that resounding voice.  With your help, I will be able to do that.

Important times are ahead for CCSF both within and without the college considering what is happening in our economy, housing, discrimination, the war and our world. 

We need to stop this common pandering by many long-standing incumbent trustees some who are seeking election for a fourth term.  From the disrespect to communities and neighborhoods on campus expansion to the unethical use of funds in election, this must stop now. In another example, I was at the definitive Board of Trustees meeting in the late 90's when the return of recruiters was being decided, and where a current openly gay trustee made a pre-vote apology before voting lockstep with the other rubber-stamp Trustees.

We now have a chance to make that difference and change history with a majority vote and social conscience along with John Rizzo, Milton Marks III and Anita Grier.

When you know you're in the minority, you vote your will, not someone else's politics.   We need strong leadership and unwavering fortitude.

I will bring these values to the Board if you so elect me.

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Thank you for your indulgence and support.

Bruce 

 
Bruce Wolfe for SF Community College Board

Bruce has been a long time resident of San Francisco since 1994.  He has worked on many causes and with community organizations.  He is a product of SF public education having attended City College of SF from and SF State University from earning his Bachelor’s and Master’s Degree in Social Work.

Bruce was appointed unanimously in 2005 by the SF Board of Supervisors and Mayor to the prestigious Sunshine Ordinance Task Force.  

Bruce also serves on the important Prop H School Enrichment Fund Community Advisory Committee appointed by SF Unified School District Commissioner and Candidate for District 1 Supervisor Eric Mar which oversees nearly half billion dollars of city funds over ten years to arts, libraries, music, sports, pre-kindergarten, nurses, social workers and in-kind services.  

In his third year, his work with fellow directors on the board of the SF Community Land Trust resulted in creating limited equity housing for long time residents in Chinatown who were being threatened with eviction at the proposed City College Chinatown campus.

After fifteen years living in Haight-Ashbury, Bruce decided to lend a helping hand as board member on the Haight Ashbury Neighborhood Council. Preserving an essential and cultural neighborhood in San Francisco is so important considering all the unecessary gentrification in recent years.
Bruce just finished serving on the 18-month study, Eastern Neighborhoods Community Health Impact Assessment that produced the nation’s first rezoning tool of specific scope on the environment.  It is currently being considered by San Francisco for adoption to its rezoning plans.

Bruce currently serves on the Municipal Transit Agency’s Transit Effectiveness Project and 18-month effort along with the City Controller’s Office whose goals are to improve MUNI’s overall performance, create a blueprint for future service, affordability and create a multi-year plan.

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Come join me, Bruce Wolfe, and really
make a difference in education for all!

 



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