We are all connected. Having healthy and safe communities means ensuring everyone has access to economic opportunity, education, and equitable neighborhood investments that we all need to thrive.

"The 4th district is a community filled with a richness of experiences and resilience. My experiences as a mother, student of public schools, direct service worker, lawyer and immigration advocate show me that we can combat disinvestment in our district if we lift up our community by fighting for the economic opportunities and investments we all need to thrive."

Policy Pillars

The Pillars are anchors that dictate what we need to center in our district’s growth to not only make sure we are ensuring our futures but making sure it happens in a way that means we are lifting up the voices and experiences of those shut out of policies of the past. Any policy proposal Lilian proposes will make sure that the following principles are met:

1. Equitable Development: Bringing people-centered investments, and accountability to the district, ensuring that development benefits low-income families; seniors and long-time residents
2. Economic Justice for All: Extending economic rights and protections well beyond the pandemic to ensure we are moving from surviving to thriving.
3. Breaking Down Barriers to Access: Focus on increasing the social services, resources, education, and entrepreneurial connections that keep our district’s people  advancing with dignity and self-determination.

Policy Priorities