my name is andrew wood, san francisco international arts festival, and i want to talk to you today about a report that was put out by the city budget analyst. it was on grants for the arts. and the report found something that we in the arts community had been quite aware of for a long time in that the grants for the arts is funding organizations that serve what were the dominant community or the white community to the tune of 78%, even though they only comprise 43% of the population. and the funding to the organizations that serve people of color are only 24%, 23%, even though they are 58% of the population. in the report, the [speaker not understood] grants for the arts said that's fine with her and they have no plans to change. i think that this is a culturally inequitable situation and that the supervisors have the duty to try and intervene here. now, the grants for the arts is a department of the mayor's office so you can't dictate their policy. but at budget time, you can influence how they operate. if you give more money to grants for the arts, they will continue to spend it in the

as miss shulman called them the smaller on theser organizations and i think that jeff jones and andrew wood, and other arts advocates point out that 57 percent of the population are under served and people of color and if you add on to that, women and lgbt communities it is larger and the grants for the arts funding has not kept up with the growth of the diversity of the city and seeing some stronger out comes and stronger goals towards that is hopefully will be the goal of the july 7th, and the july 16th hearing, anddy want to also say that in looking at the budget of grants for the arts with our city administrator, and miss shulman and others, and it looks like, 191,711 dollars is additional money that has not been spent, but it is also money that does not take away from the existing allocations. and my motion today, will be that we allocate that money towards cultural equity and i was going to ask mr. bacowsky from the city administrator office to verify that is unallocated amount of money and what are your suggestions for allocating this towards cultural equity. >> thank you, deputy, ci

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