art school, a memoir of starting over. she is the edwards professor of american history emerita at princeton university and a fellow of the american academy of arts and sciences. she has also received honorary degrees from yale wesleyan and the university of north carolina at hill and dartmouth after a ph.d. in history from harvard, she earned degrees in, painting from mason gross school of the arts at rutgers and the rhode island school design. now lives and works in east orange, new jersey. of course, this evening we're here to celebrate in elle's new book, i just keep talking a life in essays. this comprehensive new collection of essays spans art, politics and the legacy of racism that shapes american history as we know it. assembling her writing for the time into a single volume i just keep talking displays the, breadth and depth of nell's decades long historical inquiry and the evolution of black political thought. henry louis gates jr had this to say no. irvin painter is one of the towering black of the last half century. i just keep talking. is more than an odyssey for the senses. it's a revelation. and that will inspire courage in

today, parts of the large series are stored in the academy of arts in minsk in the mogilev palace of of the region. their places on... they say that the paintings have long been dismantled thread by thread. the film crew of the first information channel conducted its cultural revision. six canvases were found intact, despite the good condition, now the tapestries are in storage facilities hidden from the eyes of viewers. now there is a question about exhibiting the proposal of vdava kishchenko to create. the only one in the country, the museum of gobelins. it would be possible to put looms and even invite young weavers, let them show there, work, and there could be towels there, this is our past, this is everything, so if, as we say about the historical and cultural heritage, which from the past to the future, here you go, right before your eyes you can see how the future passes from the past our culture. art vedas voiced. idea - to open an experimental museum in the great stone. you can see the investigation hear the opinion of experts on the youtube channel newsby. even more news o

in fact, i come from a family of artists, my dad and mom graduated from the academy of arts, and i followed in their footsteps, and so... i worked with a designer for a very long time, including with glass and somewhere, that is, our interests with lada intersected in this, but we met when i was mostly doing photography, yes , we had such a symbiosis, by the way, that is, i started making these pots, and alexandra here then we met, she was doing photo shoots of these pots, lada pulled me in, firstly, to create this course, you can be a cool professional in something, but at the same time , like i am now, sit and do something that i have not done before, do it a little bit as usual, do it with mistakes and continue to enjoy it, because in fact our society is formed in such a way that everyone demands results, everyone demands productivity, effectiveness, perfectionism, so our course is largely about that, and so that firstly, and not to be afraid to do something new, to create something new and often even to approach the creation of something as a layman, yes, turning off this inner. and cri

academy of arts, brought for practice a young art historian yuri bobrov, now an academician. church of st. sergius of radonish was built in the 15th century, as a sign that izborsk was a border fortress of muscovite russia. it turned out to be a very interesting iconostasis from the 18th century, all under late paint. we spent several years strengthening these icons, they were in a very bad condition, then we opened them, removed the late paint and found an image in the deesis. in the center and the virgin mary, iana pritechi on the sides, they were painted on one board , this board was preserved because a hole of this diameter was drilled through it, through which a metal rod was passed a pipe in which electric wires for lighting passed, and the thieves had no time to break it out, because this pipe is quite long, such a two-meter one, it cannot be pulled out just like that, it was necessary to cut the wires, well, that's it... with the beginning of the expedition of archaeologist valentin sidov and restoration work under the leadership of yuri bobrov, izborsk began to revive

shows pictures. icons in a recently published album about the restoration work of students of the academy of artso rare icons with the moscow princes, davmont and vsevolod, can now only be seen in photographs. in 1991, the iconostasis was stolen. at night , a truck arrived, the entire deusus chin was taken away, according to local residents to estonia. but miraculously, one central icon was preserved. and you can see it here in the museum, though not in the sergius church anymore, this is the central board. with the image of before jesus, that is christ in the center and the virgin mary of st. john the theotokos on the sides, they are painted on the same board, this board has been preserved because a hole of this diameter was drilled through it, through which a metal pipe was passed, in which electric wires for lighting passed, the thieves had no time to break it out, because this pipe is quite long, such a two-meter one, it is not easy to pull it out. so it was necessary to cut the wires, well, it is very difficult, it remained, it was preserved, thank god, until better times. with the beginning

organization of american historians and of the southern historical association and the american academy of arts and sciences. well, hugh, some of this so it's been a perfectly good however, it's been a perfectly good. but i never felt like people were saying, oh, my god, no, that's wonderful. as you said, that has come very late. and i'll give you an example of the frustration. some of you that the book, the history of white people, the history of white people falls on the distinguished career side in, the sense that it got a front page a gorgeous front page review in, the new york times book review. and this when the new york times book review was a fat. yeah, yeah. when it was when it was itself. and i had a wonderful book tour. my first stop was the colbert report, where i arm wrestle stephen colbert and no, he didn't win. i didn't either. so you know that, went beautifully. that book got no book prize, nothing. so it's that kind of thing that happened on the one hand, hitting all the marks and the other hand, a kind of silence. but i always felt like i had things to say and people ask me to

gachchen palace, after the revolution it was rolled onto a shaft, then it went to the museum of the academy of arts, but there was no opportunity for restoration. 70 years ago it was only preserved, these shots show the most complex, the most delicate work, freeing the painting from layers of tissue paper, it seems that it is very painful for her, but now... now after cleaning and removing layers of varnish, the hood can already be to guess how it will look after, the varnish has rotted, in our language, that is, it has lost its transparency, well now i can show how, in principle, the thing will look under the varnish, like this, you see how all the color, depth, plans appear, colors begin to play, nuances also appear, and if ... the appearance of the picture was frightening, now nevertheless the plot: in the process of restoration we have pleasant events, for example, here completely under the varnish and numerous layers of soot, dirt and decomposition of this varnish itself, we found such a touching image of a tear. there is still a lot of work, and the picture will be transferred to a new duplic

the academy of art basketball team, the united states military, and the boys and girls club of san francisco who, as it turns out >>>>was >>in it for more than the scenery. >>>>what do you like about today? basketball and free stuff. my favorite part is that they get free shirts and that's all >>>>it was also a chance for the team to refine the kids skills. ball handling, shooting. you name >>>>it, you got the bridge in the background super cool, super cool environment for the kids to say that they've been able to do something like this playing with all like the college players and it's very exciting. you were pretty good out there. do you like basketball? yes, i >>>>do, and it was a time for some of our country's finest to shine too. >>>>is this the best day ever? yeah. what do you like about it? i get to see people that have been to war before >>>>coast guard, navy marines were all on hand outside the uss tripoli, and they seem to have made an impression. >>>>we've been asking people how is their job hard and what they do. did they say their job was hard? no, not most of them. they said th

the academy of art basketball team, the united states military, and the boys and girls club of san francisco who, as it turns out, was in it for more than the scenery. what you like about today? >> basketball. >> my favorite part is we get free shirts. and that's all. >> reporter: it was a chance for the team to refine their skills. ball handling, shooting, you name it. >> you have the bridge in the background. supercool. cool environment for the kids to say they have done something like this. >> playing with the college players is very exciting. >> reporter: you were very good at there. it was time for some of the finest to shine too. is this the best day ever? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you like? >> i get to see people who have been to war before. >> reporter: coast guard, navy, marines were on hand and they seemed to have made an impression. >> asking people is their job part of what they do? >> reporter: did they say their job is hard. >> not most of them. they say their job is easy in their opinion. >> reporter: are you thinking about joining? >> yeah. >> reporter: they said it was e

that club hosted this event, the afc, the academy of art, university and the copa soccer training center. also in attendance to support the sf glens, one of the fields is dedicated to the local communit. >> the second field is dedicated to the mcguire family, which kevin mcguire passed away. he played with the glens. he died from cancer when he was very young and you know, it's a very emotional day for that for the family and for the glens. >> the sf glens have been around for 63 years and now manage nearly 70 teams across all ages and experience levels. >> 60 people have applied to sit on the corporate board of the oakland ballers. the pioneer league baseball team launched its investment round in the spring with the help of more than 2000 fans who participated in the ballers crowdfunding campaign. those fans were invited to apply for the board position. ballers staff will select two people from the field of 68, with the final decision up to the fan investors. the vote is scheduled for early december. >> it was a star studded event out at the coliseum today, as some of the oakland a's gr

we have the academy of art basketball team shooting around with the kids. these guys know what they're doing and kids from the boys & girls club are so excited to be here. they just arrived. of course, the military well represented and one of the best parts of that the our hometown friends. this is staff sergeant wade. where are you from and what is it like to being here for hoops for troops? >> i'm from oakland and being here with the kids, good times seeing everybody, got the marines and navy out. hope the marines get a win today, but other than that, real fun. >> reporter: there's stiff competition. we've got navy out here. i've seen a couple coast guard. i don't know what's going to happen. you're from oakland. what is it like to be home for fleet week and are you planning on seeing any family? >> i haven't been home in a while. it's definitely good to be back. i do have a couple of my cousins coming in saturday, so having a good time right now. >> reporter: what do you tell your friends in the military about oakland? how do you represent? >> i tell them

. >> other local groups were there to support, such as bay fc, the academy of art university and the pa soccer training center. we heard a little from s.f. glens about who their new fields are dedicated to. >> one of the fields is dedicated to the local community. the second field is dedicated to the mcguire family, which kevin mcguire passed away. he played with the glens. he died from cancer when he was very young and you know, it's a very emotional day for that for the family and for the glens. >> the glens have been around for 63 years and now manage almost 70 teams across all ages and experience levels. >> firefighters contained a two acre wildfire right along highway 17, in santa cruz. the summit fire started just before 730 last night near glenwood drive andummit road. safety officials had ordered evacuations for people living along alta vista lane, but those orders have since been lifted. video from a pg and e wildfire camera does show time lapse video of the flames and smoke. chp temporarily closed one of the lanes along 17 as firefighters work to get this fire under control.

soon as i realized it, first of all, everything started to work out, i uh, found out about the academy of arts, i found out that there was a correspondence department, i entered, i entered the theater to work, for almost 20 years now, i have not regretted for a minute that i am doing it, that's how it is, is it hard for you to transform into characters that you don't like, guys, it... sometimes it can be incredibly difficult, and sometimes it can be very easy, it all again depends on the video, when i rehearsed count monte cristo, i it was, it was quite easy for me, i understood it and it was very easy for me to embody it, but when i literally a couple of weeks later began rehearsals for the play guryanov, this is a play about father nikolai guryanov, about the archpriest, this is... a holy man, it was so hard for me that you cannot imagine, i almost went crazy while i was rehearsing this role, i did not sleep, i did not finish eating, i did not find, i did not find peace, it was simply physically hard for me even sometimes, this despite the fact that he is an old man, and i am 43, and there i

a graduate of the royal academy of arts, he began his career as an illustrator of popular british periodicalsuch social problems as poverty and social injustice quickly earned him great fame. his works impressed dickens so much that he entrusted the artist with the illustration of his novel "the secret of the edwin drood". having turned later to painting, he gained no less wide fame as a master of ceremonial. politicians, scientists, aristocrats and members of the royal family posed for him. luke fields, an outstanding british artist, was born on this day 180 years ago. there was a righteous man in our village, father ivan, his mother recalled. he said to me: tatyana, your son is marked by god, he read a lot of things, he reads until dawn and goes to study again without sleeping. he had such a greed for learning. and he wanted to know everything. on this day 3 sergei yesenin was born on october 1895. he was the only modern poet who devoted his entire life to writing poetry, noted sergei gorodetsky. he published his first poem at the age of 15. he studied at ifli and the literary institute. in

other local groups were there to support, such as bay fc, the academy of art university and the copa soccer training center. kids also got to practice their kicks at some of the inflatable nets. the new fields mark a milestone for the club that has been serving the city for many years. the glens have been around since 1961 and you know, we started a youth program back in 2010 and it has grown tremendously and we have about 70 teams and professional women's and men's soccer team. the glens also host a variety of soccer camps year round. >> well, a little bit of activity over the last 24 hours. all of it favored areas north, though not too much. but santa rosa picked up .06. healdsburg picked up a 10th. bodega bay did pick up 16/100. main message though here is without a doubt is the cool air and that's going to be with us all week long. a couple little showers right on by. there's bodega bay, dylan beach picking up a little bit. there's some to the north. should pick up a little later, get a little instability. but again, there's not a lot here. but we did have some. but again, these s

and then lera ryzhova, a student of the popov academy of cortical art, came to the rescue. strong influence on you, on your condition, on your voice. had to recover for 3 months, then look for your own. real voice, real timbre, your sound, you were at the sound specialist, yes, and what did he say, everything is fine, prescribed rinsing on the soundtrack, you hope, all the vocal parts in the film are voiced by professionals, but for the choir to sound, the children who played in the film also had to learn to sing, the teacher of the academy of cortical art danil luki worked with them. what are they singing? my country is wide, native in italian, there is a task from the director, tribute, you have here these kids, the actors, should, this is in italian, the first reaction, alyona, no, it's impossible, he says we must, we must, when tomorrow, and let's go, in the eaglet, in the evening ukastra or on a bench in the dark to the chirping of tsekat, in the end they not only learned this by heart, they eventually sang it. a friend of mine wrote to me, she says, i started listening

hayden is an elected member of the american philosophical society and the american academy of arts sciences. now for our featured author this evening. first, let's give it up for dr. hayden again, please. yes, yes. just a little side. no, we've worked with the pratt library for about ten years. and so it's just an honor and a full circle moment to have her here tonight to be in conversation. but now for our featured author this evening, dr. dr. justice ketanji brown jackson was born in washington, d.c., and grew up in miami, florida. she received her undergraduate and law degrees, both with honors from harvard university. she then served as law clerk for three federal judges, including associate justice stephen breyer of the supreme court of the united states. jackson subsequently practiced law in the private sector, worked as an attorney, and later as the vice chair and commissioner of the u.s. sentencing commission and served as an assistant federal public defender. in 2012, president barack obama elevated a nominated jackson to the u.s. district court for the district of columbia, elevat

other local groups were there to support, such as bay fc, the academy of art university and the copang center. kids also got to practice their kicks at some inflatable nets. these new fields mark a milestone for the club that has been serving the city for six decades. >> the lands have been around since 1961 and you know, we started a youth program back in 2010 and it has grown tremendously and we have about 70 teams and professional women's and men's soccer team. >> the glens also host a variety of soccer camps year round. the warriors may have lost their home opener, but andrew wiggins nearly brought them back without steph curry. bailey o'carroll will have the story next in sports. >> and tonight on the 11:00 news. halloween party is in full swing. we take a look at the event held at thrive city that brought together more than your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from

other local groups were there to support, including bay fc, the academy of art university, and the copa soccer training center. children also got to practice their kicks into some inflatable nets. the new fields mark a milestone for the club that's been serving the city for 60 years now. >> the glens have been around since 1961 and you know, we started a youth program back in 2010 and it has grown tremendously. and we have about 70 teams and professional women's and men's soccer team. >> the glens also host a variety of soccer camps all year round. 68 people have applied to sit on the corporate board of the oakland ballers. the pioneer league baseball team launched its investment round in the spring with the help of more than 2000 fans, who participated in the ballers crowdfunding campaign. the fans were invited to apply for the board position. ballers staff will select two people from the field of 68, with the final decision up to fan investors. the vote is scheduled for early december. happening today bart is beginning construction on new fare gates at the oakland coliseum station and

that's not in fact, the american academy of arts and sciences that's next door did an analysis in our true architectural analysis of the capital and yes you can make more people in there there have been attempts but they didn't go very far. it's just not you know, it's it's it's none of these things are a priority if for those who get with these flawed mathematic ways, it's not in their interest to change the math. sure. speaking of people who in power and resistance to change things as we're thinking about who gets elected, there's also a geography component to this right because the way that we representatives is we bundle people together according to geographic regions. and then those people in, those regions, the voters in those regions get to select the representative that represents. right. but of course, i no one here will be surprised that those maps get redrawn on a regular. and you can draw maps are favorable to you if you're the person that's in power. so this is gerrymandering, right? mathematics. you were sort of hinting at before you mentioned something about it. presuma

and then you do what morrie was president of national academy of television's arts and sciences. so after i was fired and they offered me another job in york. i was the chapter president in new york, chapter. and morrie said, you know what? you should present him with an he's getting a big award and. you should present not a chance. and he said, no, you ought to do it. so i did it. and he he was so happy. so he picked me up off the floor and held me up there, you know, my feet were dangling like this ridiculous me down around so it was very awkward. i mean, but i did it right. you did it, huh? you did it. i did it. so anyway. but but the the unbelief a whole thing is after i was dumped two days later, two days later, we get the call that our adoption that we'd been working on for two years was coming through. yeah. and the so our son is named as matthew was less a day old when he was born and he was in my arms and maury is the baby daddy and he he was good really good daddy. but i suddenly had this wonderful little baby in my arms and i thought, you can take this job and shove. y

in 2012, the heritage was shared with the academy of arts and the mogilev palace of culture of the regionor transporting it to the east is simple: mogilev became one of the first venues where the bolshoi performed both during its reconstruction and after. consider it a visit with a gift. we continue the investigation at the academy, on the balance sheet of its museum and today the gabilen trio: belarus, muzyka and skarina. quality control is carried out personally by muza kishchenko, nina kukharenko. she did not have. when there were ceremonial events, they were lowered, when there were student productions, they were simply raised up. today these tapestries are rather an object for study students of azovrestoration, while the storage facility is located. and this is already mogilev, where we went on the same day. we find three more tapestries on the main stage of the regional cultural center. space, revolution and singers, so they walk and breathe. i came to work in this institution in the sixteenth year, when i got acquainted with the documents, i saw that these historical and cultural v

in 2012, the property is shared with the academy of arts and the mogilev palace of culture of the regiontransporting it to the east. i came to work in this institution in 2016, when i was getting acquainted with the documents, i saw that these are located here historical and cultural values, we began to work towards their proper preservation for future generations, there is a special attitude in case of an emergency, we know exactly according to the approved instructions how they are evacuated, where they are evacuated, and this wool trio has not yet been decided to be included in the design. to create a museum of tapestries, the only one in the country, to unite under one roof the multi-figure, thematic and natural works of the creator of the national school of monumental tapestry. it would be possible install looms and even invite young weavers, let them show there, work, towels could be there, this is our past, this is everything, if we talk about historical and cultural heritage, which is from the past to the future, here you go, right in front of your eyes. the european union has ex

professor lytle hernandez is also a member of the society of american historians, the american academy of arts and sciences and the pulitzer prizes board. wonderful. thank you very. good afternoon, everybody. oh, i like this group. okay, so welcome, everyone. before we begin, i want to take a minute to welcome marjorie miller and pamela casey from pulitzer prizes. thank you very much for organizing today's event. sponsoring c-span's coverage of the book festival throughout the day is barbara. while the presenter of this panel is today. so thank you to the sponsors. if anyone from barbara hearst, mississippi today is here, please raise your hand that we can acknowledge you. no one here today. okay. well, we can let them all know. great. this panel was. all right, so welcome to this panel. pulitzers on the road, which will be focused, two new prize winning books, king a life and his name is george floyd. as i was introduced, my name is kelly lytle hernandez, and i'm a professor of history at ucla in african-american studies. pulitzer on the road is a new program for the pulitzer prizes. we are c

inclusion sector of the museum reserve, developed the route. often copied, my colleagues from the academy of arts hand within the walls of their native university, and we also worked on audio descriptions, for example, i made an audio description about the baptismal hall and the chinese hall, the interior wing, they are very rich, saturated - with decorative elements, linden, ceramic, and which absolutely everyone wants to touch, so i, as a participant, as an implementer, would really like, so that these tactile... tactile models of ours became not only available as part of specialized excursions, but also became available and a full-fledged part of this exhibition. most importantly, this project gave me the opportunity to love what i do. as part of the family program of the friends of st. petersburg festival, prepared especially for the year of the family. adults and children visited the children's space ostrov, the state museum of the history of st. petersburg in the peter and paul fortress, where they created unique collages with views favorite city and go. lines, now look, you can, for exampl

were afraid of in the right speak to a loss of control and so this professors pennsylvania academy of fine arts were sing look, the time is come for dramatically realistic paintings and henri is well you young twentysomething art student braided the late 1880s, he's in paris for a couple of years studying and is back in philadelphia by 1892 and he's drawing and painting three also estimated bills and so is getting like private art lessons. something woman decides the cheese be an millie to go up programmer the money to take lessons s from robert henri and he's feeding off of c you know a couple of different things that we talked aboutke in class is ao building a network of like minded artists in philadelphia during these years by wending hundred henri and his buddies have went to philadelphia and the blood to york city, because a better paying jobs for the artists in the commercial art world new york city and they become the first generation of a becomes known as the ash schools when they get to new york of the begin to tracking more people come into the little group and so on to point out lite

theory and music to the rector of the belarusian state academy of music, chairperson of the expert council of the highest attestation commission for art history and cultural studies of the national academy of sciences of belarus, in 2023 she was awarded a diploma of the standing committee of the union state for her significant contribution to strengthening belarusian-russian cultural ties, conducting joint projects and exchange tours. in 2024, by decree of russian president vladimir putin, she was awarded the pushkin medal for her great contribution to the rapprochement and mutual enrichment of the cultures of the peoples of russia, and was honored with gratitude from the president of belarus alexander lukashenko. ekaterina nikolaevna, you must agree that in our difficult times, it is cultural, youth integration that is actually the support of the union state, and it is truly wonderful that young musicians are united by art. support. yes, we thought for a long time, thought about how this could be, somewhere there were some questions related with whether it will be in demand, today it turns out that, you know, a very special energy of

research of belarusian culture, language and literature of the national academy of sciences of belarus opens in the national artmuseum alexandra lokotko. watercolor works by a doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor, academician of the national academy of sciences, are based on the results of expeditions, trips, travels around belarus. the author is a reflection. the image of the tiger was demonstrated for 37 seconds, and this, as you understand, is also a record. the performance lasted several minutes, while all the devices were controlled from one laptop. the previous record was set in 2020 in zhuhai, china. then, various figures were created in the sky by 3.191 drone. however, the new record of the chore can also be broken. a few days ago , in the sky over the chinese shenzhen, figures were folded more. and since this evokes emotions, as anya said, to the point of goosebumps, i propose to introduce a separate nomination for drone right at the prestigious oscar ceremony, well, look, they are like actors, you know, they are going to do such miracles in a given direction, just wonderful

theory and music to the rector of the belarusian state academy of music, chairperson of the expert council the highest attestation. commission on art history and cultural studies of the national academy of sciences of belarus. in 2023 , she was awarded a diploma of the standing committee of the union state for her significant contribution to strengthening belarusian-russian cultural ties, conducting joint projects and exchange tours. in 2024, by decree of russian president vladimir putin, she was awarded the pushkin medal for her great contribution to bringing the cultures of the peoples of russia closer together. she was awarded the gratitude of the president. of the state to create those very joint projects that we will probably talk about now. and what a chance for young people to perform with maestra bashmet on the same stage, it's just a unique experience. yes, in general, the very fact of creating a symphony youth symphony orchestra of the union state, i would say such a phenomenon is unique. yes, we thought for a long time, thought about how it could be, somewhere there were some questions related to that. colossal historica

and then you do what morrie was president of national academy of television's arts and sciences. so after i was fired and they offered me another job in york. i was the chapter president in new york, chapter. and morrie said, you know what? you should present him with an he's getting a big award and. you should present not a chance. and he said, no, you ought to do it. so i did it. and he he was so happy. so he picked me up off the floor and held me up there, you know, my feet were dangling like this ridiculous me down around so it was very awkward. i mean, but i did it right. you did it, huh? you did it. i did it. so anyway. but but the the unbelief a whole thing is after i was dumped two days later, two days later, we get the call that our adoption that we'd been working on for two years was coming through. yeah. and the so our son is named as matthew was less a day old when he was born and he was in my arms and maury is the baby daddy and he he was good really good daddy. but i suddenly had this wonderful little baby in my arms and i thought, you can take this job and shove. y

and then you do what morrie was president of national academy of television's arts and sciences. so after i was fired and they offered me another job in york. i was the chapter president in new york, chapter. and morrie said, you know what? you should present him with an he's getting a big award and. you should present not a chance. and he said, no, you ought to do it. so i did it. and he he was so happy. so he picked me up off the floor and held me up there, you know, my feet were dangling like this ridiculous me down around so it was very awkward. i mean, but i did it right. you did it, huh? you did it. i did it. so anyway. but but the the unbelief a whole thing is after i was dumped two days later, two days later, we get the call that our adoption that we'd been working on for two years was coming through. yeah. and the so our son is named as matthew was less a day old when he was born and he was in my arms and maury is the baby daddy and he he was good really good daddy. but i suddenly had this wonderful little baby in my arms and i thought, you can take this job and shove. y

and while other kids were learning to read i'm now a 7 grader and to school and doing well academy of artt have tutoring - we are all here today, i learned about the youth conferee and share any experience with them i support understanding the context roots of the problem which my mom tells me is an audit the (bell ringing) sfusd and the city of san francisco we need oversight and accountability thank you for your comments (clapping). >> welcome to the next speaker. >> hi, i'm a parent to speak parent and actuary graduate between it services and also i'm speaking on behalf of parent that had to leave early and um, two children in special ed. they've been trying to function in what district that failed them and removing dollars and resources some legal required services and accomodation for years in the current san francisco unified school district environment when maintaining a local control of finances is at stake. the district can't afford legal and financial liability by continuing to neglect our family deserves full transparent while funding special education program needs quality edu