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Representation of Women in City Property A GENDER ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC ART, STREETS, BUILDINGS, AND PARKS Elizabeth Newman, Policy & Projects Director, and Micaela Leonarte, Public Policy Fellow 2019 1 Ordinance I. Artistic depiction of

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Representation of Women in City Property

A GENDER ANALYSIS OF PUBLIC ART, STREETS, BUILDINGS, AND PARKS

2019

Elizabeth Newman, Policy & Projects Director, and Micaela Leonarte, Public Policy Fellow

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Ordinance

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I. Artistic depiction of Maya Angelou
II. Policy: 30% Goal
III. Department Report
IV. Public Art Fund

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Overall Results

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Public Art

Arts Commission

Includes 84 three-dimensional monuments and memorials accessible by the public.
Other Art: Rainbow Honor Walk, Public Utilities Commission, Recreation and Parks Department.

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Street Names

Department of Public Works

Includes 596 officially valid avenues, streets, drives, ways, lanes, courts, places, and roads.

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Zip Code/Neighborhood Number of Streets Named After Women 94124: Bayview-Hunters Point 12 94132: Lake Merced 7 94109: Russian Hill/ Polk (Nob Hill) 3 94103: South of Market 2 94112: Ingleside-Excelsior/ Crocker-Amazon 2 94115: Western Addition/ Japan Town 2 94127: West Portal/ St. Francis Wood/ Miraloma 2 94131: Twin Peaks/Glen Park 2 94102: Hayes Valley/ Tenderloin/ North of Market 1 94107: South Park/ SOMA 1 94117: Haight-Ashbury 1 94118: Inner Richmond (Golden Gate Park) 1 94121: Outer Richmond (Golden Gate Park) 1 94134: Visitation Valley/Sunnydale 1

Legend

Street Named After a Nonfictional Women Streets of San Francisco Named After Historic Women

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Buildings

City Administrator

Includes 106 buildings, clubhouses, museums, recreation centers, community rooms,

auditoriums, terminals, departure halls, staircases, and other places open to the public.

Does not include conference rooms.
A majority (15 out of 21) of these buildings are named after Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan.

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Parks & Open Spaces

Recreation and Parks Dept

Includes 128 open spaces public park sites, hills, gardens, playgrounds, tennis courts,

benches, squares, groves, maintenance yards, yacht harbors, piazzas, carousels, gates, stables, golf courses, trees, and plazas.

1% recognizing both women and men, not graphed.

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