drushchitsa is a talented girl from the zhabinsk region, who has chosen specially cultural management and communicationsdering how you would comment on her choice. we're just happy to be one in five. in my opinion, 400 balnikov chose our university for a girl very much, and the cubic one is very talented with such points. naturally, a person could enter any other educational institution, as well. uh, as far as i understand, olya got acquainted with the curriculum, firstly, for us it is a pride that an entrant with such scores came, but in the case of salt, this is not a secret. she doesn't hide it herself. e, the situation with is complicated by the fact that e olga unfortunately, she can study only unfortunately , for us, only on the correspondence form of education, because she has serious health problems and, frankly, this is such an example, but i am very inspired even for here well, our teachers. that is, it is such a force, as it were, of a spirit, and, mm, a thirst for a life full of interesting, well, which and for ourselves is also an example, so we really hope that we will not disappoint the p

olga , a talented girl from the zhabinsky district, chose specifically cultural management and communicationshow you would comment on her choice. we are just glad that one of the five, in my opinion, 400 ball students chose our university, she is a very smart, very talented girl with such scores. naturally, a person could enter any other educational institution. and as far as i understood, olya got acquainted with the curriculum, firstly. for us, it is a pride that an entrant with such scores came, but in the case of salt, this is not a secret. she herself does not hide this, and the situation is complicated by the fact that olga unfortunately, she can study only unfortunately, for us, only on a correspondence form of education, since he has serious health problems and, frankly, this is such an example, but very i get inspired even for here, well, our teachers. that is, it is such a force, as it were, of spirit and hmm lust for life, a life full of interesting well, which is also an example for ourselves, so we really hope that we will not disappoint olya and the years that she will lead with

culture. and in 15 minutes, left side together. part of our community life on the research is now on the of these migraines have been risk management to drifting some mold in 2 days on the open seas. the german n g o s o s. humanity wants to prevent the mediterranean from becoming a graveyard. can they succeed? the roco a yellow has been working as a search and rescue expert for 6. he is the same. he leads includes doctors, nurses, emergency workers, and other help is who will support the migrants and translate for them. for most of the groups, this is the 1st time on board a rescue ship to prepare for what lies ahead rocha organize as a practice drill. he wants to make sure everyone on the team knows what to do. the team is divided into 2 groups. the 1st pauses of voting distress, the others act as rescue is the many of the team members of all and.

she is the environmental program manager and the three of them are members of our regional tribal community who work to preserve the environment, history and culture. i have a slide here showing the logo for my website. it captures a lot about my story. i am a descendent of indigenous african american and european settlers in the united states. as you see here and featuring a woman her body is blended into a cypress tree has a migratory bird to me this represents my family's connection to the environment, our experience as l indigenous people being a born of the land and water. as well as our experience of people of color living through e enslavement. and then living through generations of being local as well as migrating to other locations for opportunity. i only have a little bit of time to everyone to read my site for more information. so, going into our discussion of indigenous communities around the great dismal swamp i want to start they slide answering to use this a lot now. if you look at the agenda it says virginia indian history around the great dismal swamp. i want to scratch that and scratch everything we traditionally see about commun

and cultural barriers. of which the government should be jealous because they haven't managed yet to cooperate fully in the amazon to tackle these criminal networks. we need better communicationt solutions. we don't only need to apply the stick, but we also need to help local populations and develop economic livelihood, sustainable future plans and to have an alternative besides the illicit economy. often times we see that these locals have no other economic opportunities than to participate in illegal gold-mining, farming coca crops, the main ingredient for cocaine , or other economies that destroy the amazon. lastly, if you are going to have the end of the amazon and you need to choose between feeding your children or conserving the forest, you will always opt for feeding your children first. adrian: carlos, just how close to the tipping point is the amazon rainforest? how long before the damaged data being done to it -- how long before the damage that is being done to it becomes irreversible? guest: we are already up to 20% in brazil and 15% for the pan -amazon, all nine countries. the estimates range from, say you get another 20% of deforestation in the brazilian amazon a

and cultural barriers and affects the governments should be jealous because they haven't managed yet the corporate fully in the m as in the oldest criminal networks. so we need better communication, john solutions, but of course we don't only need to apply to stick, but we also need to help local populations and the fellow economic liberty on sustainable future plans and devin alternative, besides the interest of the company. because often side, oftentimes we see that these locals, if know all of our economic opportunities, then to participate in legal, gold mining and elizabeth prop for farming like go pick her up today, many greeting, ok, other economies have destroyed the amazon. so lastly, and if you are going to have at the end of the m, as in a need to chose the be feeding your children are conserving the 1st, you always will up for feeding your children 1st. carlos, just how close to the tipping point is the amazon rain forest. how long before the damage that's being done to it becomes irreversible as well. i know we're already up to 20 percent in brazil and 50 except for the pen out of the whole 9 countries. on the estimates range from uh, let's say you get another a 20

she is the cultural district program manager and on planning we are julia, who is the manager for will community development and engagement. hope this is an informtive session and we can follow up with anymore in depth conversation as needed. can you put the motorcycle row phone closer in thank you. >> good afternoon i'm grace along with my colleague who is in the pink we are the cultural district program out of mayor's office of house and commune development. we will provide you a brief over view of program. and share how the city supports the cultural districts to preserve their heritages. >> the program was established by board of supervisors in 2018 as a direct response to the gentification house nothing san francisco and the recognition that the city's rich diversity is i part behalf makes san francisco special. the program formalizes a partnership with the city and communities and brings resources to stabilize groups at risk of displacement. a place making and keeping initialive with a vision to preserve and prosecute mote community by supporting residents, legacy businesses, nun prefers.

cultural and ethnic groups. the emergency management committees under a mandate to reassess and ensure that services are being provided in these traditionally underserved communities. and this is not the time to restrict access to a am radio in vehicles. in addition to serving as a primary communication mode, i am radio feels the need for redundancy, as a backup for other primary communication methods. when there is a failure of technology, or an underlying power in and out caused by severe weather events, causing strange conditions. this requirement for redundancies basic tenet of emergency management, and as well service nation for decades. we are reminded of this with every hurricane, every tornado, and every snowstorm. our belief is that a am radio is a critical source of information to our citizens during a crisis. we are investing in new technology to communicate mercy messaging in a variety of languages to our reading users and atm radio services have the ability to deliver these messages to wherever people are, at home, or in the car. . when disaster strikes, no one should lose access to this essentially information because a vehicle being driven is not ha

cultural factors. there are family systems and community systems which took care of the risks, the idiosyncratic risk, but with catastrophic risk, communities are unable to manageefore in the absence of insurance schemes in the public sector and also in the private sector, the insurance gap has not been reduced in that sense. shery: i was just going to ask, how critical is the insurance sector and insurers in really managing climate risk, and in what way do they play a bigger role? >> insurers are responsible for diversifying risks, and we said there's is very little insurance penetration, as a result of that, when it catastrophe strikes, everything depends on the personal balance sheet of individuals. within insurance mechanism in place, and helps reduce the cost of managing catastrophes, reducing premiums, and also in terms of releasing money for more development expenditure. shery: how difficult is it for the insurance sector in the emerging markets to access capital and data, and what more needs to be done? >> the insurance companies in most of the emerging markets are undercapitalized. the premiums they charge or not risk based because of lack of data and

manager with chinese affirmative action we are a member organization of language access network of san francisco the network. we represent a multilingual ethnic and cultural network for arab, latino, black and aafi and other impacted communitiessince 2012 we engage in theim grant communities to provide education on language access. addressed violations of the language access ordinance and provide community feedback to the city departmentos best practices serving other than english proficient communities. we are grateful for your commitment to language access through the access ordinance. there is so much work to be done. we are taking steps in the right direction we need city bpt departments to ensure all community regardless of the 10,000 person threshold receive high quality language service. we are grateful for your support to make san francisco stronger together. thank you. good afternoon this is kelly wong from chinese affirmative action. our community member will be providing the comments in cantnies and i will dot interpretation for her. >> speaking cantonese. helo i'm ayuim guarantee from china. i w and live in san francisco. i'm grill that san francisco has always strifeed serve the diverse immigrant communities and

manager with chinese affirmative action we are a member organization of language access network of san francisco the network. we represent a multilingual ethnic and cultural network for arab, latino, black and aafi and other impacted communities. since 2012 we engage in theim grant communities to provide education on language access. addressed violations of the language access ordinance and provide community feedback to the city departmentos best practices serving other than english proficient communities. we are grateful for your commitment to language access through the access ordinance. there is so much work to be done. we are taking steps in the right direction we need city bpt departments to ensure all community regardless of the 10,000 person threshold receive high quality language service. we are grateful for your support to make san francisco stronger together. thank you. good afternoon this is kelly wong from chinese affirmative action. our community member will be providing the comments in cantnies and i will dot interpretation for her. >> speaking cantonese. helo i'm ayuim guarantee from china. i w and live in san francisco. i'm grill that san francisco has always strifeed serve the diverse immigrant communities an