San Diego Office of Equity Grows Amid City’s Financial Challenges, Plans Expansion for Fairness
San Diego Office of Equity Expands Staff and Resources to Address City’s Fairness Issues
In a city dealing with big money problems for the next five years, San Diego’s Office of Equity is getting bigger to tackle fairness issues. Started in 2020 and growing with more people since 2021, the office is now making plans to expand further, according to the report of Just The News.
The city’s budget for 2025 wants to add more staff and more money to the Office of Equity. This shows they really want to make things fairer in the city.
The office will also have interns working on a big project. They’ll make a timeline showing how racism and unfairness are part of the government’s history. This will help teach people about these issues.
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San Diego Office of Equity Plans Growth Amid City’s Money Woes, Signals Commitment to Fairness
Even though the city has money troubles, they’re still going ahead with plans to grow the Office of Equity. This might seem odd but it shows how important they think fairness is.
The city council talked about these plans on May 2nd, but the Office of Equity didn’t say anything about it. This shows there’s still a lot to figure out but it’s clear that making things fairer is a big goal for San Diego’s future.
