Shaundelle Brooks, a dedicated advocate for gun reform inspired by personal tragedy, is running for Tennessee State House District 60, seeking your vote to make a meaningful change.
Guided by resilience and purpose, Shaundelle Brooks steps forward, weaving hope into the fabric of our community. In every stride, she carries the banner for progress, lighting the path toward a more secure future.
Embracing the mantle of leadership with unwavering resolve, Shaundelle stands as a beacon for District 60. Her vision forges a path through adversity, uniting diverse voices in a shared quest for progress.
Shaundelle’s mission is to create a thriving, inclusive District 60, where community-driven policies enhance safety, prosperity, and justice, ensuring every voice is empowered and every challenge is transformed into an opportunity for growth.
Shaundelle envisions a District 60 where community and safety converge, creating a foundation for prosperity that benefits all. She sees a future where education and healthcare are accessible cornerstones for every resident, driving progress and well-being. Her vision is underpinned by a commitment to inclusivity, justice, and sustainability, ensuring that the district’s growth is both equitable and forward-looking.
Shaundelle prioritizes the well-being of District 60, championing comprehensive safety measures and proactive crime prevention strategies.
Shaundelle's mission is to dismantle barriers to healthcare, ensuring that comprehensive medical services are accessible and affordable to every constituent.
Understanding the unique needs of the aging population, Shaundelle is dedicated to enhancing services and support for seniors, ensuring they have access to healthcare, social engagement, and the assistance they require to live fulfilling lives.
Shaundelle Brooks is a beacon of compassion in District 60, tirelessly advocating for a harmonious blend of safety, well-being, and growth.
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Wednesday marked the first anniversary of a mass shooting at Nashville’s Covenant
Shaundelle Brooks, a local gun control advocate whose son Akilah DaSilva was killed
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A Nashville mother impacted by gun violence is
As the mother of a son killed in the 2018 Waffle House
Mailing Address
Friends Of Shaundelle
PO Box 446
Hermitage TN 37076
Paid For By Shaundelle Brooks For House District 60. Dr. Katrina Green, Treasurer.
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