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Carrie Barnes

Public Policy & Communications Professional

Carrie Barnes is a dedicated professional working at the convergence of communications, strategy, and policy, with a particular focus on uplifting communities, especially women and families. She holds a Master of Public Affairs from the Goldman School of Public Policy at Berkeley, where she concentrated on national labor policies such as paid family leave and equal pay.

With over a decade of experience in running a strategic marketing communications firm catering to mission-driven organizations, Carrie has collaborated with prestigious clients like The Aspen Institute and Robert Wood Johnson Foundation to amplify the voices of social entrepreneurs.

Having worked with various organizations such as the Hillary for America campaign, One Fair Wage, and Restaurant Opportunities Centers United, Carrie brings a wealth of expertise in advocating for social change and policy reform. Her commitment now lies in fostering positive transformation within her own community in the Bay Area.

Carrie Barnes's educational background includes a B.A. in History from Haverford College, a Certificate in Architecture from Harvard University Graduate School of Design, and studies at Newton Country Day School. Her remarkable career journey encompasses roles at renowned institutions like the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the American School of Madrid.

Carrie's substantial contributions in the realms of communication, strategy, and policy exemplify her dedication to effecting meaningful change at both the global and local levels, making her a valuable asset to any organization or cause.

Highlights

Mar 4 · linkedin

As of today, only 15% of voters in San Francisco have cast their ballots in the March primary. How can we complain if we don’t vote for change?

We'll know in two days if I earned a spot on the Democratic County Central Committe (DCCC). If you live in San Francisco, remember to cast your ballot!

-Postmark your ballot by March 5th. -Drop it in a ballot box. -Bring it to City Hall.

For more information, visit the voter port at the Dept. of Elections: https://lnkd.in/gVAPCiTg

Curious what the DCCC is all about? Here’s a good explainer in the Chronicle by Emily Hoeven (https://lnkd.in/genKta_4)

Curious where I stand on issues? Here’s my policy page! (https://lnkd.in/gqf4ww4C)

Jan 28 · linkedin

Great day on the campaign trail with Michael Lai. Noe Valley (District 8) is a high turnout area which means voters are super engaged and have lots of questions! Canvassing -- like most things in life -- is easier when friends can support you. I am fortunate to be running for the San Francisco Democratic Central Committee (SF DCCC) with wonderful people who want common sense change for the DCCC. To pledge to vote visit www.votecarriebarnes.com. *Reminder to register to vote by Feb. 20. Ballots will be mailed to you, and in-person voting will take place on March 5 (Election Day!). You can only vote for the DCCC if you are a Democrat. To check/change your status visit www.sf.gov/register-vote.

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San Francisco, California, United States