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Jesica Giannola

Chico
As seen in: Chico Enterprise-Record, Oroville Mercury-Register, UCSF Magazine, VISIBLE Magazine
Covers:  Local politics, housing, addiction, policies, crime, mental health, perception, compassion, progression, disadvantaged, socioeconomic and racial inequality, deficits, communication and compromise.
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Jesica Giannola’s Biography

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Being the oldest of five, a business owner, and advocate for social programs and equality I have always use my voice to influence others.

With my passion for writing and educating the public about important health issues that impact us all, writing into to local media is something that I do regularly.

I can't imagine a better platform that we have as a delivery tool other than written publications.

I hope to inspire many into critical thinking, realizing the power of their voice, and the imp…

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Unfair “Fair” Housing Act Requires Reform

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By Jesica Giannola
| VISIBLE Magazine
On November 8th, 2018, the Camp Fire sparked flames that eventually burned the majority of the area’s affordable housing, the homes of my family members included. Remaining units here in Butte County have substantial rate increases and competitive application practices that leave those with less-than-ideal circumstances stuck at the back of the line and without a home.
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Lived Expertise Advisory Board

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By Jesica Giannola, DeForrest Hancock, Sage Johnson, Ludmilla Bade
| University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
The BHHI Lived Expertise Advisory Board is a group of 9 advisors from across the state of California who represent a range of lived or living experiences of homelessness—from rural and urban communities, living sheltered and unsheltered, young and old, in families and single.
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Enough, already, of ‘cancel coexisting’ | Editor For A Day Original

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By Jesica Giannola
| Chico Enterprise-Record Verified
Apparently there is a new cancel culture term called the Budweiser Effect. Budlight had recent trans promotions, and the result from the heterosexist fire and brimstone section was a call to boycott their products. That is their right to exercise, however petty and controlling I may see the act, freedom of speech is valued by all. Shortly thereafter, Target experienced something similar regarding Pride Day apparel.
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