claudette: this is the garden. the idea is for everyone in the kitchen to touch soil at least once a day. cook's having a bad day, go out and pull weeds, you know, get off the line. we'll cover him. but i think humans need to touch soil, and we need to take our shoes off and walk in the dirt and kind of that holistic approach to it. the reason why mexican food is so special in mexico is really because of the ground that these ingredients grow in. it's virgin land, uncharted territory, you know? and everything i know about mexico, it's people that work with their hands. i got invited to cook cinco de mayo dinner in puebla, in puebla city. downtown puebla, if you walk around, you can see the colonialism. we dedicated a whole day to go visit this family of a tlachiquero. and a tlachiquero is someone that preserves the art of making pulque. pulque is a fermented agave drink. alberto is from a family of tlachiqueros, and he takes it incredibly serious. i'm trying to figure out how to get alberto's pulque at el jardin. i

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so we have annette wong, chinese affirmative action and claudette dean, all of them part of the language access network. you are up. >> thank you for the opportunity. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on behalf of the language access network and for hosting the hearing on language access. we appreciate the city's commitment to equitable access to services regardless of language. we appreciate the opportunity to share with you about language access services. the language access network of san francisco was formed in 2012, a collaboration of some of the city's leading immigrant services providing organizations who have been supporting limited english proficient speaking communities for decades. our mission is to advance language justice strengthening and advocates with immigrant communities to overcome language barriers and our vision is for immigrants to feel a sense of belongingness when accessing opportunities. we build power for immigrants regardless of language. our organizations have been funded through the office of city engagement since 2012 to do the follo

so we have annette wong, chinese affirmative action and claudette dean, all of them part of the language access network. you are up. >> thank you for the opportunity. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on behalf of the language access network and for hosting the hearing on language access. we appreciate the city's commitment to equitable access to services regardless of language. we appreciate the opportunity to share with you about language access services. the language access network of san francisco was formed in 2012, a collaboration of some of the city's leading immigrant services providing organizations who have been supporting limited english proficient speaking communities for decades. our mission is to advance language justice strengthening and advocates with immigrant communities to overcome language barriers and our vision is for immigrants to feel a sense of belongingness when accessing opportunities. we build power for immigrants regardless of language. our organizations have been funded through the office of city engagement since 2012 to do the follo

so we have annette wong, chinese affirmative action and claudette dean, all of them part of the language access network. you are up. >> thank you for the opportunity. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on behalf of the language access network and for hosting the hearing on language access. we appreciate the city's commitment to equitable access to services regardless of language. we appreciate the opportunity to share with you about language access services. the language access network of san francisco was formed in 2012, a collaboration of some of the city's leading immigrant services providing organizations who have been supporting limited english proficient speaking communities for decades. our mission is to advance language justice strengthening and advocates with immigrant communities to overcome language barriers and our vision is for immigrants to feel a sense of belongingness when accessing opportunities. we build power for immigrants regardless of language. our organizations have been funded through the office of city engagement since 2012 to do the follo

so we have annette wong, chinese affirmative action and claudette dean, all of them part of the language access network. you are up. >> thank you for the opportunity. good morning. thank you for the opportunity to speak today on behalf of the language access network and for hosting the hearing on language access. we appreciate the city's commitment to equitable access to services regardless of language. we appreciate the opportunity to share with you about language access services. the language access network of san francisco was formed in 2012, a collaboration of some of the city's leading immigrant services providing organizations who have been supporting limited english proficient speaking communities for decades. our mission is to advance language justice strengthening and advocates with immigrant communities to overcome language barriers and our vision is for immigrants to feel a sense of belongingness when accessing opportunities. we build power for immigrants regardless of language. our organizations have been funded through the office of city engagement since 2012 to do the follo