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TRẦN NGUYỄN-WILLS FOR DENVER CITY COUNCIL

TWOgether we rise.

Trần is more than a candidate for Denver City Council—she is a bridge-builder whose life has been defined by resilience, community, and the belief that everyone deserves to belong.

Born and raised in Denver to Vietnamese refugees, Trần grew up watching her parents stitch together a life from scratch—her father repairing meat-processing machines, her mother sewing clothes, both leaning on a tight-knit immigrant and refugee community that became their anchor. As a child, Tran translated government forms for her parents, navigating systems that didn’t speak their language. She knew what it felt like to be unseen, unheard, and unrepresented. But instead of letting those barriers harden her, she transformed them into a lifelong mission: to ensure that no one else is left out of the conversation.

Trần’s Priorities

Every policy is interconnected — working together to sustain a healthy, thriving community in District 2.

Every policy connected — sustaining a healthy and thriving community in District 2.Every policy connected — sustaining a healthy and thriving community in District 2.

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Resources

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Mobility

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Public Safety

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Sustainability

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Place Keeping

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Third Spaces

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Climate

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Small Business

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Cultural Preservation

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Community Endorsements

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    Stephen Brackett

    Community Leader

    “My support for Tran Wills for City Council is not a recent decision, but one forged over more than two decades of knowing her. I've had the privilege of watching her grow and contribute as a community activist and advocate, and I can say with certainty that her dedication is unwavering. The work she and her family have done across so many different sectors in Denver has been truly amazing, and the impact has been felt for years. When I think about who is best suited to represent District 2, I believe you'd be hard-pressed to find someone with better bona fides and qualifications than Tran. My endorsement is rooted in a deep respect for her character and a firm belief in her ability to serve our community with the same passion she has always shown.”

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    Jenny Willford

    Colorado State Representative


    “I am so proud to support Tran for Denver City Council.

    Tran is one of the smartest and most dedicated leaders I know. She understands what it takes to run a business, raise a family, and fight for the real people who make Denver the diverse, magical community it is.

    I first met Tran when I was serving on Northglenn City Council, and I’ve been in awe ever since of everything she’s built and created. She will be an incredible elected official because she leads with compassion, with strength, and most importantly with the willingness to listen.

    Denver deserves leaders like Tran.”

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    Bobby LeFebre

    Writer | Performer | Cultural Worker | Colorado's 9th Poet Laureate

    “I endorse Tran Nguyen-Wills for Denver City Council because she leads like an artist at work; imagining what others can’t yet see, shaping possibility into something we can hold. Tran carries a generosity of spirit that reminds us politics can be more than transactions; it can be an act of care.

    Her leadership is not loud for the sake of noise. It is steady, deliberate, and rooted in a deep belief that people deserve dignity, not just policy. She brings a kind of selflessness rare in public life, choosing the path of service again and again, even when it demands more of her.

    Denver needs leaders who can dream with courage and act with clarity. Tran Nguyen-Wills is that leader, and I am honored to stand beside her.”

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    Erika Massaquoi

    Founder & CEO | OULA

    “I’m proud to endorse Tran Nguyen-Wills for Denver City Council District 2. Tran represents the kind of innovative, inclusive, and people-centered leadership our community deserves. A Denver native, her vision is rooted in uplifting neighbors, families, local businesses, and creatives — ensuring that all of us have a seat at the table.

    Tran’s dedication to building a stronger, more equitable Denver inspires me, and I’m excited to support her historic campaign to become the first Asian American to serve on Denver City Council. I believe she will bring fresh energy, bold ideas, and a deep commitment to our community.

    I hope you’ll join me in endorsing Tran Nguyen-Wills and helping shape a future where District 2 leads with heart, integrity, and impact.”

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    Mary S.

    Community Leader

    “I am thrilled to endorse Tran Wills for City Council. Her campaign is a historic one, with the potential for her to become the first elected Asian American to serve our city. Throughout her career and her campaign, Tran has consistently demonstrated unwavering support for Colorado's Asian communities, advocating for their needs and amplifying their voices. Her commitment to community and her ability to build strong relationships will make her an incredible asset to the City Council. Tran is a dedicated leader who will work tirelessly for all residents, and I am confident she will bring a fresh and impactful perspective to local governance. I encourage everyone to support her.”

  • Simone Says

    Community Leader | Musician

    “I am proud to endorse Tran for City Council. Tran is not only a dedicated community leader but also someone who truly embodies persistence, compassion, and commitment. She is deeply involved in our community, always stepping up to support others and create positive change.

    As someone who values family above all, Tran understands the importance of creating a community where every family can thrive. Her leadership reflects that vision.

    I believe Tran’s passion, determination, and unwavering commitment to others will make her an outstanding representative for our city. She has my full support, and I encourage others to join me in voting for Tran.”

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    Marisol E.

    Community Leader | Small Business Owner

    “I’ve had the privilege of knowing Tran Wills for over 20 years, primarily through her work as a small business owner and a tireless advocate for Denver’s creative community. As a small business owner myself since 2007, I know how challenging it is to operate in a city that isn’t always business-friendly. Tran deeply understands these challenges and has consistently shown vision, resilience, and commitment to building a stronger, more supportive Denver. I believe she would be a fantastic City Council representative for District 2, bringing the voice of small business owners to the table when we need it most.”

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    Harry Budisidharta

    Community Leader

    “Tran is an amazing community leader, and she has been a long time champion of BIPOC, LGBTQ+, immigrant and refugee communities. She deeply believes in the importance of equity and intersectionality. She is very knowledgeable about the inner workings of the City of Denver, and she always reaches out to different communities to ensure that our voices will be represented and considered by the City prior to any major decisions that might impact our communities. Tran is a true champion and ally, and we would be lucky to have her represent us in the Denver City Council. “

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    Annie VanDan

    Community Leader | Asian Avenue Magazine

    “Tran has grown and served Denver in countless ways, always demonstrating how deeply she cares for the community. She has experienced the city from many perspectives— a small business owner, a parent of Denver Public School students, and even as a city employee. Tran has consistently dedicated her time, energy, and creativity to serving others and making Denver stronger. She is truly invested in the community she loves. As an Asian American community leader, Tran brings important representation and a powerful voice to City Council.”

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    Cristian W.

    Community Member | Artist

    “I endorse Tran Nguyen-Wills for Denver City Council, District 2, because she is perfect for the job. Ever since I’ve known Tran, she has worked tirelessly to make other people’s experiences better and more rewarding. From fine art that enriches lives, to delicious food, to earth-friendly cosmetics that help people feel good about themselves, Tran has always focused on helping others enjoy a higher quality of life. For her to do this officially, and for District 2, is an absolute no-brainer, and she has my full and passionate support!”

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    Mimi Luong

    Community Leader | Truong An Gifts Inc.

    “I proudly support Tran Wills because she has a heart of gold, deep compassion, and the ability to uplift the room with her energy. She listens, empowers others, and truly understands what our communities need. Tran has been a strong voice in supporting the Asian community and preserving our culture, heritage, and traditions. She will make the district she is running for stronger, more united, and a champion for small businesses. Tran is a leader who always puts people first, a true advocate for community, connection, and progress.”

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    Kate Hinojosa

    Community Member

    “No one makes people feel seen and heard the way Tran does. I am confident our community feedback would create tangible, actionable items that Tran would follow through on. I have always admired Tran’s ability to build something from scratch in both personal and professional ways — she’s scrappy, innovative, passionate and most of all, dedicated to fostering a safe space for all.”

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    Bruce Trujillo

    Community Leader | Artist

    “Tran’s commitment to her communities is undeniable in the work she does daily. From the connections she makes and fosters, to the attention to bringing better outcomes for the people she serves, with her experience and passion for the Denver community, Tran would be a great addition to Denver City Council.”

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    Kat Ling

    Community Leader

    “I'm thrilled to support Tran for City Council. She is an incredible leader with deep roots in the community and will make a thoughtful, strategic, and responsive City Councilmember. “

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    Courtnee Chun

    Community Member

    “Tran is an active and engaged leader in all the communities in which she is involved. As a City Council member she will be a thoughtful and active leader for her constituents.”

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    Taylor McFadden

    Local Filmmaker

    “Tran has been a vibrant and dedicated community member in CO for years. I have no doubt that she will be an excellent representative for our city to grow and thrive.”

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    Juana Rosa Cavero

    Community Member

    “Tran shares my belief the communities know the solution to systemic issues and I want to support her in actualizing those solutions.”

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    Christian Ortiz

    Community Leader

    “Tran has done so much for the community. Her heart and spirit are exactly what is needed in positions of leadership now more than ever.”

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    Nita Gonzáles

    Community Leader | Activist | Educator

  • Jory Zhang

    Community Leader | AAPI Culture Fest

    “I’m proud to endorse my friend Tran Nguyen - Wills for the Denver City Council. Tran is a formidable Asian businesswoman, a respected community organizer, and a proven public servant. As the Director of Public Outreach for the Denver Mayor’s Office, she has demonstrated the ability to listen, lead, and bring people together. She has built deep relationships across our communities and demonstrated her ability to lead with vision and integrity. Tran’s experience, integrity, and commitment to Denverites make her the strong and effective voice our city needs.”

  • Celeste M.

    Community Member

    “Tran is a resourceful and compassionate problem solver. I’ve worked with her personally and have always been impressed at her capacity to balance the needs of those she is serving, even in the most challenging of circumstances. She sets a high standard for herself and others while maintaining a safe and joyful environment. As an activist and advocate, her role in this city is crucial. She has never backed down from protecting what is right or just, and she is someone I would trust to represent the values of our community. “

  • Dave Roggeman

    Community Member | Denver Small Business Owner

    “I’ve had the privilege of knowing Tran Nguyen‑Wills for many years—first through business ties that evolved into friendship. I’ve watched her build, grow, and deeply invest in this community for well over a decade. Through ups and downs, I've seen her bold entrepreneurial spirit lean into store launches, community activism, and city outreach in ways that embody real impact.”

  • James Repenning

    Denver Small Business Owner

    “Tran has proven herself to be a great connector of people and communities, and works tirelessly in support of the City of Denver. Even though I don't know her stance on many issues, I have confidence in her moral compass and willingness to stand up for what's right.”

  • Todd Berger

    Friend | Collaborator

    “I believe Tran embodies the empathic, thoughtful leadership we aspire to. Her multicultural background and community-focused career give her a unique ability to bring diverse perspectives—qualities people deeply value and appreciate. I am confident she will serve as an effective and aspirational leader for all.”

  • Rachel G.

    Community Member

    “Tran clearly values our community and sees public service as a necessity, and a calling, rather than a bid for power. Everything I’ve seen her work on brings improvements to Denver. She is equally personable and professional, fierce but not unbending. She’s a gem who will undoubtedly lead the city council to level up.”

  • Katelyn Simkins

    Community Member

    “I have known Tran for over 15 years and her passion, consistency, and kindness have already been so transformational for many local communities. She has been instrumental in CREATING community everywhere she goes. She will be a gift to any public office she serves.”

  • Patrick Walton

    Community Member

    “Tran has long been a dedicated advocate for the community, already doing the work to lift voices and strengthen our neighborhoods. Being elected to City Council will allow her to expand that impact bringing more lives, more perspectives, and more communities into Denver’s future.”

  • Kourtnie Harris

    Denver Small Business Owner

    “Tran Wills has integrity and accountability. She values community input, inclusivity, collaboration, transparency, and public service. I whole heartedly support Tran Wills for I have witnessed first hand her dedication to the well being of her community and the city.”

  • Jane Burke

    Community Leader

    “Tran’s call to action as a leader is visible in her omnipresent allyship with ‘the people’ especially among marginalized communities. I trust her to represent my point of view as a strong Asian American woman and advocate for all human rights. “

  • Yen Huynh

    Denver Small Business Owner

    “Tran is such s positive force in the Asian/Latin community. Her effort to bring people together and celebrate our culture is inspiring, she works so hard to make a difference.”

  • Katrina Weidknecht

    Community Member

    “I have always admired Tran's dedication to her family, her work and to Denver. She is innovative, creative, brave and her perspectives are grounded in compassion and common sense. She is a community builder and supporter in every sense. “

  • Paige Damiano

    Community Member

    “I’ve known Tran in various roles - no matter how she’s showing up, she’s showing up for people and to represent the community in which she lives, her business is rooted in, or is culturally and emotionally rooted in her. She listens and tunes in.”

  • Mary Lee C.

    Community Member

    “I support Tran Nguyen-Wills because her lived experiences, creativity, and entrepreneurial spirit make her an inclusive advocate for Denver’s diverse communities and local economies.”

  • Atom Stevens

    District 2 Resident | Small Business Owner

    “District 2 is full of challenges and opportunities as a result of its broad cultural and economic diversity, and Tran’s ability to get people engaged has the potential to activate this special (oft forgotten/misunderstood) part of Denver.”

  • Julia Alvarez

    Community Leader | Small Business Owner

    “Tran is a strategic, compassionate, community-forward, and firm but collaborative leader – Denver would be LUCKY to have her voice on City Council. I am BEYOND honored to throw my full support behind this campaign. “

  • Jessie V.

    Community Member | Small Business Owner

    “Tran is a natural leader and a pillar of the community. She will be an invaluable asset to Denver City Council representing District 2.”

  • Tony O.

    Community Member

    “We need more Asian representation in government and Tran is here at the right time to take on this task. “

  • Lo Fox

    Community Member

    “Tran is a natural leader and a pillar of the community. She will be an invaluable asset to Denver City Council representing District 2.”

  • Joie Ha

    Community Leader

    “Tran is a phenomenal leader and stands on business. She will always put community first.”

  • Meçlâ Soyer

    Small Business Owner | Community Member

    “Tran is a huge supporter of small businesses and diversity within the Denver community.”

  • Julie Mosley

    Community Member

    “Tran has been a community advocate for many years. She truly does the work in terms of action to better our city.”

  • Josi Chavez

    District 2 Resident | Small Business Owner

    “She embodies the magic of community!”

  • Emma Meeks

    Community Member

    “I’ve known Tran for years and she is a trusted friend and amazing human.”

  • Claudia L.

    Community Leader

    “Tran is brilliant, thoughtful, and for the people! There is no one better for the job.”

  • Tim Beckman

    District 2 Resident

    “I know Tran to be an honest, hard working and compassionate person.”

  • Ivy N.

    Community Member

    “Tran is dedicated to making all lives better.”

  • Susannah H.

    Community Member

    “Tran leads community with her heart and soul!”

  • Duc H.

    Small Business Owner | District 2 Resident

    “Tran is one of the most trustworthy people I know.”

  • Alisha S.

    Community Member

    “Tran is a trusted community builder.”

  • JoAnna C.

    Community Member

    “I know Tran will make sure all voices are at the table.”

  • Deborah Yim

    Community Leader

  • Brendan Reimers

    District 2 Resident | Denver Small Business Owner

Support Our Neighbors in District 2

District Two Neighborhood Map

Bear Valley, Bow Mar Heights, Centennial Acres, Centennial Estates, College View/South Platte, Dartmouth Heights, Fort Logan, Glenbrook, Grant Ranch, Green Meadows, Harvey Park, Mar Lee, Marston, Marston Shores, Park West, Pinecrest Village, Pinehurst, Pinehurst Estates, Pinehurst South, Provincetown Landing, Seven Springs, Sharon Park

Denver District 2 Neighborhood Map

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Group of seven women holding a large check at an indoor event. The check is made out to Colorado Asian Pacific United for $2,000, dated May 11, 2024. The women are smiling and wearing casual clothing, with some in white t-shirts with a logo.
A diverse group of nine women standing together in a gymnasium, smiling, with a sign that reads 'Leadership Out Loud' behind them. One woman is holding a bouquet of flowers.
A group of seven people smiling and posing together in a home interior near a wooden ladder and wall art.

Community Recognitions

  • May 2023

  • October 2023

  • The presidential election left many folks feeling discouraged and defeated. But it also energized people looking to plug in and start helping their neighbors right now — but how? And where? And beyond performative allyship, how do you actually make a difference? Host Bree Davies sits down with Tran Wills, a longtime business owner and organizer in Denver, to lay out the most effective ways to use your time, resources, and expertise to help your community in this moment.

    https://denver.citycast.fm/podcasts/heres-how-to-help-your-denver-neighbors-right-now

  • Newsmakers, innovators, and game changers who spent the past year setting lofty goals and building a metro area they believe in. These individuals, in sectors ranging from art to business to politics, are guaranteed to keep you thinking and talking well into the future, whether you agree with them or not.

    https://www.5280.com/disrupters-15-people-who-are-changing-denver/

  • Not So Pretty - Episode 2 - Nails
    A docuseries narrated by Keke Palmer investigates the beauty, hair and nailcare industries, exposing ugly truths.

    https://www.hbomax.com/shows/not-so-pretty/e22e8ebc-9cbc-4607-a855-64abf1bba46b

  • A food-sharing idea that pre-dates the pandemic has been expanded in Denver and across the country because of COVID’s impact on the economy.

    https://denverite.com/2021/01/06/sidewalk-pantries-are-a-way-for-neighbors-businesses-and-churches-to-help-during-covid/

Listen & Lean In

This campaign is about more than policy — it’s about the rhythm of our voices, the harmony of our stories, and the energy we create together. When we truly listen — to each other, to our communities, and to the future we want to build — we find common ground and collective strength. Every step toward real change begins with listening.

And because every movement deserves a soundtrack, we’ve created a campaign playlist. Take a listen, share it with friends, and let the music remind us of the hope, energy, and unity we’re building together.

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This land acknowledgement serves to disrupt invisibility and ongoing erasure of Indigenous people.

“We must acknowledge with respect (as a non-Native person) that the land on which we stand, live, and learn, is the traditional territory of the Ute, Cheyenne and Arapaho Peoples. We also recognize the 48 contemporary tribal nations that are historically tied to the lands that make up the state of Colorado. 

We must honor Elders past, present, and future, and those who have stewarded this land throughout generations. We also recognize that government, academic and cultural institutions, our nation, were founded upon and continue to enact exclusions and erasures of Indigenous Peoples. 

May this acknowledgement demonstrate a commitment to working to dismantle ongoing legacies of settler colonialism, oppression and inequities, and to recognize the hundreds of Indigenous Nations who continue to resist, live, create, and uphold their sacred relations across their lands. We intentionally honor and celebrate the Indigenous communities in our City and express our gratitude for their ongoing contributions. Let’s not forget that this land was theirs, long before we made it ours.”