Years in Office
2
Bills Sponsored
55
Bills Co-Sponsored
688
Committees
2
Sydney Kamlager-Dove Biography
Sydney Kamlager-Dove began her public service as a community advocate focused on criminal justice reform and access to healthcare. Elected to represent California’s 37th congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2022, she prioritizes equity in health policy, environmental justice, and expanding economic opportunities. Kamlager-Dove has introduced legislation to address maternal health disparities and serves on the House Committee on Natural Resources, advancing policies for cleaner air and water. Through pragmatic coalition-building and attentive district outreach, she amplifies the voices of underrepresented communities in Los Angeles and works to ensure federal policy reflects their needs.
Education
- M.A., Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA(1996)
- B.A. in Political Science, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA(1994)
Professional History
U.S. Representative
(2023-Present)Representing California's 37th district
Member, California Senate
(2021–22)Member, California Assembly
(2018–21)Staffer, California State senator Holly Mitchell
(2013–18)Staffer, California Assemblywoman Holly Mitchell
(2010–13)Nonprofit Director
Division Manager
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Sydney Kamlager-Dove's congressional service.
Mental Health Justice Act
Introduced legislation to fund mental health professionals as first responders for mental health emergencies.
Maternal Health Advocacy
Championed policies to address racial disparities in maternal health outcomes for Black women.
Reentry Housing Funding
Secured federal funding to support housing for formerly incarcerated individuals in Los Angeles.
Environmental Justice Grants
Helped obtain federal grants for environmental cleanup and pollution reduction in underserved California communities.
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