Bio
Doudar graduated from California State University, San Marcos (CSUSM) with a B.A. in Political Science and a minor in Women’s Gender & Sexuality Studies. While attending CSUSM, she served as the student body president where she represented students on and off campus. As president, she placed an emphasis on civically engaging students, holistic wellness, promoting basic needs and ensuring that the university was transparent and accountable to the student body. Doudar’s past advocacy efforts include lobbying state and federal legislators for increased financial aid funding and funding for minority-serving institutions.
Featured Work
ACLU-SDIC Prepared Testimony Urging SDUSD to Hire a Recruitment Firm and Center the Community in Superintendent Hiring Process
The following is ACLU-SDIC Policy Associate Savana Doudar’s prepared testimony for the San Diego Unified School District Board of Education meeting on Feb. 2, 2021.
ACLU-SDIC Testimony Urging SDUSD to Implement a Community-Centered Superintendent Hiring Process
The following is a prepared testimony urging the San Diego Unified School District to implement a community-centered, equitable superintendent hiring process. The testimony was delivered to SDUSD by ACLU-SDIC Policy Associate Savana Doudar on January 26, 2021.