LACCD, Community College Budgets and the Political Status Quo with Charné Tunson

10/17/20 • 30 min

Charné Tunson, looking to be elected to Seat #1 with the LACCD via a grassroots movement and a practicing educator as a principal and leads a full time position at her very own Tunson Leadership Foundation where Chanré is able to touching the lives of youth and helping them grow and achieve their life dreams, as well as teaching them the importance of coaching and mentoring others.
Charné and her family are no strangers to the challenges a student faces, especially when of an ethnic minority -- so she's able to extend empathy unlike most of the sitting board members currently holding the office.
As always do your own research, if a public office personnel isn't easy to find publicly its time to ask harder questions. Luckily for us, Charné is truly someone working for the people and soon to be by the people.
You can learn more about Charné here: https://www.tunson4laccd.org/meet_charne
You can connect with her on all social platforms: @iamcharnemtunson

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