Support task force working to eliminate gender-based violence with $6,000 and staff liaison
In Plain English
A volunteer task force has spent the past year developing recommendations to address gender-based violence in Richmond. The city assigns a staff person to help the group finalize their action plan. If approved, the city spends $6,000 over 6 months for materials and support.
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Votes
To adopt the proposed resolution without items 3 and 4
6 to 0
Public Comments
13 public comments — 13 spoken
- Judith OCallaghanEmail
- Louise HarrisEmail
- Lucinda BazileEmail
- Carl ONealEmail
- Dana ViloriaEmail
- Diane RichwineEmail
- Kaye McKleroyEmail
- Lilia LizanoEmail
- Lisa DonnellyEmail
- Marla MiyashiroEmail
- Ray KhouryEmail
- Susan NishizakaEmail
- Theresa KobakEmail
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