as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are going to get the schools open this fall because i don't know about you, but i'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on th

as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are goingget the schools open this fall because i don't know about you, but i'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not jus

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on th

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on th

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on th

as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are going to get the schools open this fall because i don't know about you, but i'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam from the school board. getting the kids back in school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on th

you know, i want to acknowledge an elected official who is here and a diamond heights neighbor, jenny lam school. so this was a long project. this was 10 years in the making and it happened because, i mean, lots of great folks made it happen. phil ginsburg, and the parks alliance and everyone, but it really happened because the community up here demanded that it happen and betsy eddie just got an acknowledgement. she deserves a thousand acknowledgements. i generally say with respect to things having to do with diamond heights, if i just ask betsy what to do, i'll be in pretty good shape. betsy has been bossing us around the last 10 years. the play structures are here because of the advocacy of betsy eddie and brenda mcnulty. betsy thought we needed some lights over by the tennis courts and said, supervisor, make it happen. so we did that. we had some fights about bathrooms where she was telling us all what to do and we are so much better for it and then brenna with the friends of christopher park, thank you so much for all of your work on this and to my predecessors, you know, senator wea

as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are going'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not just about an opportunity, it's about what do you do with your children

as we begin to reopen, we want to keep people safe, and we are hopeful, jennie lam, that we are going to get the schools open this fall because i don't know about you, but i'm sure that many of the parents are ready to see their children go back to school. now what we're announcing today is going to be really incredible, and it has a lot to do with so many women expressing concerns about leaving one industry to go work in the other. if they were working in the hospitality industry, it's, like, this is the sector that i'm working in, but the hospitality industry was devastated during the pandemic, so how do we provide ways for people to shift? so part of the announcement today is focusing on getting people prepared to shift from various industries in san francisco. so we're announcing 300 opportunities that will help women in the hospitality sector, in the construction sector, in the tech sector, and a number of industries where whatever we choose to do, because we know we are women and we are fierce, we can jump on those opportunities. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: but it's not