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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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Articles by Jesica Giannola

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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Chico City Council District 6: Jesica Giannola Original

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By Jesica Giannola
| Chico Enterprise-Record Verified
Hello Chico! I moved here nearly 20-years ago as a Chico State Student and fell in love with our city and the sense of community. My husband and I have raised our children, and now grandchildren, here and wish to see our city continue to grow and flourish for generations to come. Chico residents are in need of more affordable housing options, and as a Housing Case Manager, I know firsthand how difficult it is to connect people to housing that barely exists.
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Pro vs. Con: Is this the right time for high school sports to return?

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By Tom Neill, Jesica Giannola
| Chico Enterprise-Record Verified
Today’s “Pro versus Con”asks the question: “Is this the right time for the return of high school sports?” Tom Neill takes the “pro” side and Jesica Giannola has the “con.” PRO In preface, I double majored in Recreation and Physical Education and Sociology/Psychology; coached high school sports for four years; and officiated at the high school, community college, major university and professional levels for 14 years.
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Hey, Chico: Let’s (really) work together for a better community

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By Jesica Giannola
| Chico Enterprise-Record Verified
Dear Chico, People say that we are only as strong as our leaders. So, it is in everyone’s best interest to encourage the growth and support of our leaders, or we too will fall along with them. Keeping them strong as a unit is in our better interest, watching them divide and fall will no doubt have a negative impact on us all.
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Hey, Chico: Let’s (really) work together for a better community

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By Jesica Giannola
| Oroville Mercury-Register Verified
Dear Chico, People say that we are only as strong as our leaders. So, it is in everyone’s best interest to encourage the growth and support of our leaders, or we too will fall along with them. Keeping them strong as a unit is in our better interest, watching them divide and fall will no doubt have a negative impact on us all.
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