we are now joined by commissioner hydra mendoza and today's hearing focuses on our children and youth and specifically the adverse experiences they're going through in the city and the long-term consequences we will have to take if we don't address it today and as we recognized sexual assault awareness month and woman's month and i introduced a bill been congress today and change the way that institutions of higher learning address sexual assault on campus and i called for the hearing and what can the city to do make sure that the youth is equipped with the tools to recognize healthy relationships and prevent sexual assault and generally what to do if they experience violence. why do we have to act now? according to the american mediatic journal of the medical association one in five female and one in 10 male student vs experienced teen violent violence and includes depression, suicidal thought, eating disorders, risky sexual behavior and increased risk of drug and alcohol abuse. 50% of young people that experience rape or abuse will attempt to commit suicide. violent behavior begins

this is a request by commissioner hydra mendoza-mcdonnell and she doesn't hear yet and wanted to make comments and i see past and current youth commissioners here thursday and working with the tech market to host a hearing with connection and intent to connect young people in san francisco to jobs and internships opportunities as well as to engage policy at city hall and each of the companies will be offering a workshop that will translate youth voice into tangible programs and opportunities and this town hall will be a pilot program for youth people to get engaged in the process and also our tech companies so i want to recognize that the presenter is glen eagleson and we have other staff here from sfusd and thomas myer from office of workforce development as well as someone from united way and thank you for being here. >> is this on? all right thank you supervisors and commissioners. i my name is glen eagleson and with the department of children, youth and their families. i will kick off the presentation and then turn to the partners to fill in different pieces of the presentation fr

we do have one more commissioner, hydra mendoza before we call up members of the public to speak on this item. >> thank you chair kim. so i just had two questions that actually piggyback on commissioner fewer's questions. ms. coats you can probably answer these, so considering the very public challenges at our colleges around sexual assault and the way these are being processed or not processed i am wondering what type of curriculum we have set up for any kind of prep for college and again in light of the way in which these things are handled so how do we ensure that our young people are prepared to go the proper route for not only reporting but for protecting themselves should something like that happen? and then the second piece to that is just -- i just want a sense of our reporting process is. sounds like we highlighted the various places but should a assault occur and a young person goes to the wellness center for example and it gets reported what's the process after that in order to deal with supports for the perpetrator and the victim to ensure there's some healthy outcomes? >> i

mendoza-mcdonnell. >> hydra i'll get it. >> ms. norton parklet ms. wynns and dr. murase. >> 7 i's. >> thank you very much the next item on the agenda is instill procedures to support stanford university middle schools for the school of arts by rachel norton is there is a motion and a second. >> i move second. >> this item will be referred to budget and services and the curriculum program committee i have two speakers roberta 0 hernandez and another gentleman a minute and a half. >> does this have a budget impact should e this should go to budgets we don't have an additional need. >> i'm sorry, i thought it it was referred to curriculum. >> mr. hernandez thank you very much for your patience. >> hello commissioners pretty late; right? first of all, i want to tell you for those who don't know me, i'm a parent in public schools and i also am with the eviction and i'm also represent the county of san francisco i believe this is way overdue having been this has been around for 3 that years for many years we've taught and collaborated with schools and middle school and