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DAS honors outgoing executive director Shireen McSpadden as she moves to homelessness post
Summary
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services honored Executive Director Shireen McSpadden for 18 years of leadership — including creation of the Dignity Fund and pandemic response — and she confirmed she will transition to the city epartment of Homelessness and Supportive Housing.
The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services Commission on May 2 honored outgoing Executive Director Shireen McSpadden and issued a mayoral proclamation marking the day in her honor.
President Martha Knudson presented a slideshow and read a proclamation recognizing McSpadden—s 18 years at DAS and listing accomplishments that include implementing the Dignity Fund, establishing a national-model disability cultural community center, launching the Reframing Aging SF campaign, and expanding services for older adults, veterans and people with disabilities.…
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