Plans to work with the Farm Labor Organizing Committee (FLOC) to connect undocumented workers with resources on labor rights and protection against wage theft or unsafe conditions.

Plans to support targeted investments into youth after-school programs and childcare to help working families.

Proposed that the city maintain a multilingual resource guide, both online and in print, for housing, food, and legal assistance.

Proposed investing in "Know your rights" workshops and multilingual information campaigns so families understand their legal protections and how to access them.

Proposed collaborating with schools, libraries and recreation centers to establish spaces that offer tutoring, adult literacy and job training.

Believes more needs to be done to ensure long-term stability in housing.

Said he will promote clear, written policies prohibiting discrimination in access to housing, public safety, and city programs.

Supports the creation of community housing trusts, allowing neighborhoods to manage properties collectively and protect them from large corporations.

Supports gun control and expanding violence interruption programs.

Advocates for increased investment in youth programming, secure housing and economic opportunities to prevent crime.

As a city council member, created the Office of Community Safety to handle non-violent crises with an "alternative response team."

As a city council member, supported investing in the Fayetteville Area System of Transit (FAST) as one of the top five priorities for the city.

Proposed expanding public transit service on nights and weekends, improving connections between neighborhoods and employment centers, and ensuring safe, accessible, and comfortable stops.

Believes in the importance of public transportation in daily life.