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	I'm the co-director of Shaping SF, our project in gathering and sharing community history of the City by the Bay. I've been a resident of SF for 14 years, and am strongly drawn to the history of the place I live. As a visual and mural artist I have been helping visually document the history of the city for the past several years. I am active around a whole host of urban issues: envisioning the City's transportation system, urban bicycling, health and human services, urban ~~homesteading~~, progressive and radical politics and organizing, and am involved in performing arts in various ways. I am also a seasoned disaster relief worker, which seems to be relevant training for life in ~~the~~ quake-prone urban environment.		I'm the co-director of Shaping SF, our project in gathering and sharing community history of the City by the Bay. As of 2015, I've been a resident of SF for 20 years, and am strongly drawn to the history of the place I live. As a visual and mural artist I have been helping visually document the history of the city for the past several years. I am active around a whole host of urban issues: envisioning the City's transportation system, urban bicycling, health and human services, urban farming, progressive and radical politics and organizing, and am involved in performing arts in various ways. I am also a seasoned disaster relief worker, which seems to be relevant training for life in this quake-prone urban environment.

	Some of the things I would like to see in our collection are: <br>		Some of the things I would like to see in our collection are: <br>
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	Some personal theme areas I'd like to do more personal research on are: <br>		Some personal theme areas I'd like to do more personal research on are: <br>
	+ Roadhouses in the City <br>		+ Roadhouses in the City <br>
	~~+ Prostitution as women's most common entry into early SF <br>~~
	+ The perpetual "gold rush" complex/cycle of bubble after bubble in this town built on riches <br>		+ The perpetual "gold rush" complex/cycle of bubble after bubble in this town built on riches <br>
	+ Women artists (and more artist profiles in general)		+ Women artists (and more artist profiles in general)

	[mailto:~~lisaruth.elliott~~@~~gmail~~.~~com~~ Contact me]		[mailto:shaping@foundsf.org Contact me]

Lisaruth: added contact email

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	+ The perpetual "gold rush" complex/cycle of bubble after bubble in this town built on riches <br>		+ The perpetual "gold rush" complex/cycle of bubble after bubble in this town built on riches <br>
	+ Women artists (and more artist profiles in general)		+ Women artists (and more artist profiles in general)

			[mailto:lisaruth.elliott@gmail.com Contact me]

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2009-06-17T22:36:43Z

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I'm the co-director of Shaping SF, our project in gathering and sharing community history of the City by the Bay. I've been a resident of SF for 14 years, and am strongly drawn to the history of the place I live. As a visual and mural artist I have been helping visually document the history of the city for the past several years. I am active around a whole host of urban issues: envisioning the City's transportation system, urban bicycling, health and human services, urban homesteading, progressive and radical politics and organizing, and am involved in performing arts in various ways. I am also a seasoned disaster relief worker, which seems to be relevant training for life in the quake-prone urban environment.

Some of the things I would like to see in our collection are: 
+ an expansion of women's history and contributions to the growth and development of SF 
+ more stories and history of the Tenderloin, particularly the SE Asian experience, and the work done around tenants' rights in the 1980s to the present 
+ a continued integration of diverse viewpoints, politically and ethnically

Some personal theme areas I'd like to do more personal research on are: 
+ Roadhouses in the City 
+ Prostitution as women's most common entry into early SF 
+ The perpetual "gold rush" complex/cycle of bubble after bubble in this town built on riches 
+ Women artists (and more artist profiles in general)