Brian Garry for One Cincinnati

Throughout his life Brian has worked as an active, political voice for underprivileged communities throughout the city, as well as led numerous projects for the improvement, enrichment, and beautification of Cincinnati. Most recently, he acted with the 1.5% Coalition to stop the proposed city budget cuts in arts and social service funding. Brian successfully reestablished the St. Francis/St. Joseph Catholic Worker House for homeless men in Over the Rhine, and has advocated for the development and enhancement of the West End, English Woods, Bond Hill, and Over-the-Rhine. Brian has been a strong voice in protecting our environment, having restarted Earth Company at the University of Cincinnati and worked for the Toxic Action Project to increase awareness of toxic waste problems across Ohio. In addition to teaching sign language, Brian also opened Deaf Drug Treatment Programs. As a strong supporter of gay equality, Brian was a very active volunteer with successful campaign to Repeal Article XII. Active on numerous Democratic campaigns for the past 25 years, Brian has been a staunch supporter of developing Cincinnati's work force, setting a livable minimum wage, and ensuring that Cincinnati's hard working families are protected, supported, and heard by the city government.

Opportunity

Increased opportunities for Youth

Supporting Small Business

Partnering with Public Schools

Creating Fair Development - Allowing Communities to Decide for Themselves

Neighborhoods

Neighborhood Economic Development

Supporting Cease Fire Initiatives

Seeking Alternatives to Incarceration for Non-Violent offenders

Working for Crime reduction by addressing the root causes of crime

Equality

We're all Cincinnatians, We are All in this Together

Supporting Middle class and Hard Working Cincinnatians

Keeping Affordable Housing for All

Retaining Jobs for All - Minority and Union Inclusion on Banks Project