we campaigned to stop oil and gas development in countries like the grc, like in cameroon, in nigeriain many of the african countries. so, we're all about pushing back, we're all about stopping these polluters and these governments draining, and start paying. if we really want to build a climate justice movement across the globe, we need to now start to really hold people accountable. this is something that we are big on in greenpeace africa, and we are going to push it across the continent. adrian: but when you talk about this climate justice movement, who needs to take the lead here? this can't be down to grassroots organizations, can it? this needs someone or something to take the lead here and bang politician's heads together on this issue. oulie: yes. i mean, the president said it very well. he said, climate action is not a global enough issue, it's our collective challenge and it affects all of us. which is true. so we need to come together to find common global solutions. and this is why i appreciate the african governments now taking accountability, now trying to have the poli

you're next speaker eric and alec eric is the executive director of the golden regional center at g grc and the eric is the housing expert at the golden gate regional center. >> these sa accuse to be my boss and alex was my boss at the center and a lot of bosses it hard to follow elizabeth like the academy award thank you, liz before i start, i want to do one shout out to another state person and from the development of service from the community development and they allowed recent golden gate regional center to put in money to others kelsey incredible project. >> (clapping). >> wow. >> and thank you, one of the unsung heroes in housing so many unsung heroes and city hall any worked with hundreds probably thousands of people that are living in the community. and into a large degree so i want to shout out her. >> i'm going to talk about visions of visibility and incredibly briefly. um, so our vision and golden gate in support of lives of liberty 21 in the state and mostly a bunch of other stuff but serve 10 thousand people in the center in san francisco and marin county and the regional

yes. people to acquire a grc. yes.same time saying they're going protect women they're going to protect women spaces. in protect spaces. but in order to protect women's spaces, they have to know right know what a woman is. right >> to what >> well, you have to know what a woman i'd you know, you woman is. and i'd you know, you have tall or whatever have to be this tall or whatever to also so that's the to ride. but also so that's the way my husband does it. but also so they want to medicalize it. and now i'm sorry, but you can't do medicalize the gender transition process . transition process. >> but that's where the snp went wrong is because they started pushing gender self—id. yes and of no woman at any of course what no woman at any point was saying and i do i do believe think believe this. i don't think anyone was suggesting that there's an inherent predatory nature to trans people, which is the man you constantly the straw man you constantly hean the straw man you constantly hear. saying is hear. what they were sa

yes. people to acquire a grc. yes.e time saying they're going protect women they're going to protect women spaces. in protect spaces. but in order to protect women's spaces, they have to know right know what a woman is. right >> to what >> well, you have to know what a woman i'd you know, you woman is. and i'd you know, you have tall or whatever have to be this tall or whatever to also so that's the to ride. but also so that's the way my husband does it. but also so they want to medicalize it. and now i'm sorry, but you can't do medicalize the gender transition process . transition process. >> but that's where the snp went wrong is because they started pushing gender self—id. yes and of no woman at any of course what no woman at any point was saying and i do i do believe think believe this. i don't think anyone was suggesting that there's an inherent predatory nature to trans people, which is the man you constantly the straw man you constantly hean the straw man you constantly hear. saying is hear. what they were sayin

you're next speaker eric and alec eric is the executive director of the golden regional center at g grche eric is the housing expert at the golden gate regional center. >> these sa accuse to be my boss and alex was my boss at the center and a lot of bosses it hard to follow elizabeth like the academy award thank you, liz before i start, i want to do one shout out to another state person and from the development of service from the community development and they allowed recent golden gate regional center to put in money to others kelsey incredible project. >> (clapping). >> wow. >> and thank you, one of the unsung heroes in housing so many unsung heroes and city hall any worked with hundreds probably thousands of people that are living in the community. and into a large degree so i want to shout out her. >> i'm going to talk about visions of visibility and incredibly briefly. um, so our vision and golden gate in support of lives of liberty 21 in the state and mostly a bunch of other stuff but serve 10 thousand people in the center in san francisco and marin county and the regional center