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As a nurse, labor leader, and community activist, Jennifer has spent years doing the work to uplift those in her community who need it most. Check out some of the highlights from Jennifer’s work below. 

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Jennifer Runs for Assembly

Ebony

Tips for Preserving Your Family’s Well-Being From a Mental Health Advocate Who Is On a Mission for Change

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The Mercury News

East Bay’s Assembly District 20 seat up for grabs

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The Pioneer Online

Jennifer Esteen RN Wants to Heal and Transform Our Bay Area Community

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Cal Matters

State Assembly Hot Races

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RIFT

This Union Organizer and RN is Running for CA State Assembly

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EBONY

Jennifer Esteen Is Not Only Looking to Make History as the First Gay, Black Jewish Woman on the California Assembly, She Also Wants to Make Real Change

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San Francisco Chronicle

East Bay Assembly candidates’ big statement: No corporate contributions accepted

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The Bay Area Reporter

Political Notebook: Gay East Bay Assembly candidate Esteen picks up early support

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The Bay Area Reporter

Political Notes: CA LGBTQ legislative contests take shape

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Oakland News Now

San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin Endorses Jennifer Esteen for Assembly

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Jennifer Saves Mental Health Beds

Mission Local

Behind the mayor and Department of Public Health’s alarming decision to repurpose permanent housing into temporary shelter

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San Francisco Chronicle

SF kept beds for mentally ill empty out of concern for patient safety, officials say

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Mission Local

Nurses, mental health workers storm Health Commission meeting, shut it down

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Mission Local

More than a dozen chronic mentally ill residents in limbo, as South Van Ness Manor facility set to close Nov. 30

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San Francisco Chronicle

As group home closes, mentally ill may end up in shelter

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Jennifer Delivers for the Community

Jennifer taxes the rich!

Hear Directly from Jennifer

Elect Black Women PAC

Commonwealth Club and SF Foundation present Black Women Lead

Yes on California Prop 15 

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