Gail Jack from CASA to Affordable Housing–Making Santa Cruz more Just and Inclusive

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Gail Jack from CASA to Affordable Housing--Making Santa Cruz more Just and Inclusive

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On Good News Santa Cruz, September 3, 2020, host Randa Solick talks to Gail Jack, an energetic local activist who worked with CASA and the Peoples Democratic Club .

In addition she is a member of the Affordable Housing Now task force, which she co-started.

Gail and Randa also discussed the upcoming elections and candidate and propositions forums.

In this election year Gail has been writing letters for Votefwd.org to swing states to get people out the vote in November.

Santa Cruz 4 Bernie 2020 endorsements for candidates and propositions have not yet been entered but will be soon.

Gail Jack gailsharon4.5@gmail>

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