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Ask Local Officials to Fly the Pride Flag in June

Gary Carnivele May 8, 2021

As we all know, LGBTQ+ Pride season is nearly upon us come June 1. The Marin County Board of Supervisors has raised the rainbow Pride Flag for the last two years during the month of June to celebrate the contributions of LGBTQ+ people to the social and economic fabric of the county, and to express their fullest support for our civil rights. We thank them for their leadership. Now, The Spahr Center would like to see this same display of allyship adopted by more of our county’s key institutions. To that end, we have sent letters to all of Marin’s Mayors, as well as to the Presidents of all school districts and their Superintendents, asking them to fly the flag during LGBTQ+ Pride Month. 

Please take a brief moment TODAY to send a simple email encouraging YOUR city or town and YOUR local school district (click here to find your school district), to fly the Pride flag and make Marin more visibly welcoming and supportive of the LGBTQ+ community. 

We have included the contact information below. If we as a community reach out to each of these officials. we can persuade them to show that ALL of Marin’s institutions support the LGBTQ+ community.  Thank you. Please reach out to the mayor of your town and help us make us proud of Marin!

James Campbell, Mayor of Belvedere   [email protected]Eli Beckman, Mayor of Corte Madera  [email protected]Bruce Ackerman, Mayor of Fairfax   [email protected]Levin Haroff, Mayor of Larkspur   [email protected]John McCauley, Mayor of Mill Valley   [email protected]Pat Ecklund, Mayor of Novato  [email protected]Elizabeth Robbins, Mayor of Ross [email protected]Brian Colbert, Mayor of San Anselmo   [email protected]Kate Colin, Mayor of San Rafael   [email protected]Jill James Hoffman, Mayor of Sausalito   [email protected]Holli P. Thier, J.D., Mayor of Tiburon   [email protected] And School Leadership as well!

Click here to find out which school district you are in. 

Dr. Brett Geithman, Larkspur/Corte Madera Schools Superintendent   [email protected]Larkspur/Corte Madera Schools Board of Trustees   [email protected]Dr. Michael McDowell, Ross School District Superintendent   [email protected]Jeff Bergholt, Ross School District Board of Trustees President   [email protected]Jim Hogeboom, San Rafael City Schools Superintendent   [email protected]Linda M Jackson, San Rafael City Schools Board of Trustees President   [email protected]Becky Rosales, Miller Creek School District Superintendent   [email protected]Alissa Chacko, Miller Creek School District Board of Trustees President   [email protected]Bob Raines, Shoreline Unified School District Superintendent   [email protected]Jill Manning-Satori, Shoreline Unified School District Board of Trustees President [email protected]Raquel Rose, Kentfield School District Superintendent   [email protected]Heather McPhail Sridharan, Kentfield School District Board of Trustees President   [email protected]Kris Cosca, Novato Unified School District Superintendent   [email protected]Ross Millerick, Novato Unified School District Board of Trustees President   [email protected]Tara Taupier, Tamalpais Union High School District Superintendent [email protected]Itoco Garcia, Sausalito/Marin City School District Superintendent [email protected]Ida Green, Sausalito/Marin City School District Board of Trustees President [email protected]Dr. Kimberly Berman, Mill Valley School District Superintendent [email protected]Mill Valley School District Board of Trustees [email protected]John Carroll, Bolinas-Stinson Union School District Superintendent [email protected]Nancy Neu, Nicasio School District Superintendent [email protected]Elaine Doss, Nicasio School District Board of Trustees President [email protected]Dr. Nancy Lynch, Reed Union School District Superintendent [email protected]Sherry Wangenheim, Reed Union School District Board of Trustees President [email protected]Marci Trahan, Ross Valley School District [email protected]Shelley Hamilton, Ross Valley School District Board of Trustees President [email protected]
Example Letter Template
Any letter of support will help us see Pride flags across the county. You’re welcome to use this template! It’s always encouraged to share a bit about yourself and why this matters to you. 
Dear _______, 
My name is ______, and I am a resident of _______. As a [LGBTQ+ person, ally, etc], I am writing to ask that you fly the rainbow LGBTQ+ Pride flag during June this year. Flying the flag would be a powerful way to celebrate the contributions of LGBTQ+ people to the social and economic fabric of the county, and to express our town’s fullest support for our civil rights. 
Sincerely, __________

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