Park attended the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill, graduating with dual degrees in Hispanic Linguistics and Linguistics.

Park previously worked at The Feminist Health Center in Atlanta and has promoted initiatives around Black women's health.

Park Cannon is currently State Representative for District 58. She was elected in 2016 in a special election and has served three terms. She is co-chair of the Atlanta Affordable Housing subcommittee.

As of October 28, 2022, Park Cannon’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

Supports increasing affordable housing units in Atlanta.

As State Representative, Park helped secure a state tax relief to support affordable housing on Murphy Avenue.

- Supports increasing affordable housing units in Atlanta. 
- As State Representative, Park helped secure a state tax relief to support affordable housing on Murphy Avenue.

Economy

Public Safety

Wants to protect and increase quality affordable healthcare.

Supports funding research to end the “maternal mortality disparities” in Georgia.

As State Representative, Park helped create an HIV PReP pilot program.

- Wants to protect and increase quality affordable healthcare. 
- Supports funding research to end the “maternal mortality disparities” in Georgia.
- As State Representative, Park helped create an HIV PReP pilot program.

Healthcare

Supports fully funded education in Georgia, including programs like comprehensive sexual education in schools.

- Supports fully funded education in Georgia, including programs like comprehensive sexual education in schools.

Education

Park Cannon

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