- Occupation: Neighborhood Advocate/Human Rights Attorney/Teacher
- Resident of the Richmond District for 10 years, raising family in the Richmond, and sending a son to a Richmond District public school
- Long-time community leader, led a citizen movement to block the ill-conceived plan to route downtown traffic along Balboa Avenue
- Involved parent and school leader, helped raise $100,000 a year in private contributions for the Alamo School Foundation Board
- Parks and open space advocate, fought for and obtained funding to revitalize Richmond neighborhood parks
- Member of numerous civic committees: Planning Association for the Richmond; Richmond District Neighborhood Center Advisory Committee and many more
- Yale and Harvard Law School attorney specializing in international law, human rights, and corporate social responsibility issues
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Top Priorities if Elected |
- Addressing the Homeless Crisis
- Improving Public Schools
- Job Creation
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- San Francisco Examiner, San Francisco Young Democrats
- League of Conservation Voters, Filipino-American Empowerment Coucil
- City Democratic Club, Raoul Wallenberg Jewish Democratic Club
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- Addressing the Homeless Crisis
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Matt Tuchow supported and campaigned for Mayor Newsom's homeless plan. He sees the homeless everyday at Ocean Beach, along the Park Presidio Boulevard greenway, and in Golden Gate Park. He believes we need to treat the homeless with compassion and respect and at the same time seek real solutions that reduce the negative impacts on the community of homelessness.
- Improving Public Schools
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Matt Tuchow believes our children should be able to attend their neighborhood public schools and should be safe and secure while in school and traveling to and from school. Matt will lead the fight to green our schoolyards, replacing much of the asphalt with trees and green surfaces. This not only would be healthier for our children but also would be more attractive for the surrounding neighborhood.
- Job Creation
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