Naomi Schiff, James E. Vann and Iris Winogrond have been canvassing this morning in support of Jean Quan's bid for mayor. I tried to scan their flyer, but the results are not so great.
Here is the text:
Neighbors!
Join Us & Learn about Jean Quan's Run for Oakland Mayor in 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 7-8:30 p.m.
The Old Crow Tattoo
362 Grand Avenue
Jean knows Oakland from 20 years of public service and successful organizing as a parent, school board member and now council member. As Mayor, she will be accessible and organize our city block by block, school by school, neighborhood by neighborhood and kid by kid
Jean will work with you to:
* Be a true EDUCATION MAYOR -- the city's long-term success depends on better schools
* Prioritize PUBLIC SAFETY, community policing, schools and resident involvement to make our neighborhood thrive
* Promote JOBS and training for Oaklanders, incentives for SMALL BUSINESSES and AFFORDABLE HOUSING to invigorate our economy
* Encourage BALANCED DEVELOPMENT while maintaining the character of our neighborhoods and involve NEIGHBORHOOD ORGANIZATIONS in local planning decisions!
* Expand WILDFIRE PREVENTION and DISASTER PREPAREDNESS efforts; create a greener sustainable city
Join our neighborhood discussion with Jean Quan!
Volunteer and donate up to $700 to help elect Jean in 2010!
Can't make it? Learn about other upcoming events by contacting us below.
RSVP: Iris Winogrond at iwinogrond@yahoo.com 510-836-7547
jeanquanforoakland.org
Dear Neighbors
I am supporting Jean Quan for Oakland Mayor in 2010 because she's smart, tough, passionate about Oakland and gets real results through hard work.
Building community block by block, Jean Quan has served Oakland with integrity, a tenacious spirit to dig deep into the issues that are important to us, and unwavering dedication to our communities. Oakland needs a Mayor who trule understands our city, and Jean has been an active Oakland resident for over 30 years. She knows this city, and, most importantly, knows how to get things done ad make real change working together with our communities.
Please join us to hear how Jean Quan will make a difference in Oakland as our very first woman Mayor! She is not for sale, and wants to end backroom pay-to-play politcs in City Hall. Jean has always stood for equity and will develop policies that will benefit families, seniors, and young people in our city.
Come to this informal coffee with Jean to talk about the future of our neighborhood and city on Wednesday, March 24, 7-8:30 p.m. at The Old Crow Tattoo, 362 Grand Avenue. If you will join us, please RSVP to iwinogrond@yahoo.com. To learn more about Jean and her work, check out and subscribe to her acclaimed newsletter www.jeanquan.org.
Sincerely,
Naomi Schiff, James E. Vann, and Iris Winogrong
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