. >> also, commission, earlier today i met with the director cheryl davis of the human rights commission and they just named a director for the sharp office and that sharp office is all about what everything that you are speaking of. kelly lou densemore and she just started and that office is designed to -- from a holistic point of view and improve services to sexual assault victims including police, district attorney, public-health, the whole gamut. we're going to be a part of these discussions and the next step is really sitting down with all the partners that have a stake in this and crafting out protocol that's will improve all of the processes, including identifying some of the concerns that you have. we're very happy to be a part of that. they just named the director so i think that works and we'll move forward at a quick pace from this point forward? >> thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. next item, please. >> line item 3b. directors' report. report on recent d.p. activities and announces. the report will be limited to a brief description of activities and announcements. commis

and i'm here on behalf of our executive director cheryl davis and want to thank you, supervisor walton for hosting this conversation and the invitation to join it today and discuss the volumes in particular, the volume of complaints they have investigated regarding racial profiling in the context of 911 calls. our agency does not have enforcement jurisdiction to mediate complaints of racial profiling in 911 calls or bias police encounter. when we do receive those, we forward such complaints to accountability or provide reference to legal aid attorneys to the complainant. this past february we had a commission meeting on the same topic and we invited a number of community members, including angela jenkins from interrupting racial justice, had the police department, d.e.m. and other community organizations come and speak out, and essentially our commissioners and the public recommended some consequences for bias 911 calls and bias, or excuse me, racial profiling for folks making 911 calls. so, the conclusion was, when people use the police as their personal security because they feel unc

cheryl burton. happy holidays, everybody. we are joined by janet davies. - and joining us, more than a million people here in chicago on michigan avenue, and welcome to everyone watching around the country. - and tonight's show will feature celebrities, marching bands, lighted floats, disney friends, fireworks, and of course, santa. - of course, santa. and now to perform with our parade cast, please welcome ryan cabrera. [upbeat music]

cheryl burton. happy holidays, everybody. we are joined by janet daviesgo on michigan avenue, and welcome to everyone watching around the country. - and tonight's show will feature celebrities, marching bands, lighted floats, disney friends, fireworks, and of course, santa. - of course, santa. and now to perform with our parade cast, please welcome ryan cabrera. [upbeat music] ["on the way down"]