i am the deputy director at the center on juvenile and criminal justice and the co-chair of the juvenile justice providers association. thank you, president walton and supervisor ronen for moving this work forward. i recognize that they are coming here today with different viewpoints and different perspectives, but so long as we stay focused on what is best for our youth and truly listen to what the young people have to offer and i was a skeptic but that is wrong. this is about change and as a community member and a cbo representative, we are ready to engage in the hard conversations to start the shared leadership today and the youth facility. we are ready to do this now. we have planned an planned an talk and talked and are very eager and ready to implement this change now. please let's begin the work. let's start the change today. thank you. >> thank you so much for your comments. we have another caller that popped up in the queue. let's take that caller please. >> hello, you are on the line. welcome. >> i have a quick comment and i have been attending this meeting and something that i

thank you, michael garcia, nick from human rights watch, and i work on juvenile justice issues around the world. you may have questions, audience, and feel as well. if you to you chip is a good place to put those questions in those comments. the comment section is like, be part of our show, the him, you are part of the dip document, 51 years behind bars. i'm just going to show our audience the page of that documentary right here on my laptop. because i'm looking at amelia, as i was going to say a young man is a boy. and then i me as he is today. how are we in a situation when i say that's me specific, a tennessee where he isn't even close to finishing his front? and yet, how is that possible? well, that's possible because in tennessee we have policy makers that are very punitive . this is a republican state, ultra conservative, and retribution appears to be the best form of what we think is justice in this state, which is incorrect. but unfortunately, that's the state of tennessee. at this point in time we're fee, you come to this conversation about juveniles and incarceration from a

parents. and the church also adheres to these traditions and it also opposes the development of juvenile justice i can ask you to flip through this publication because i saw that it is in front of you and you mean children's kindergarten i don't have the constitution that lives in front of me. yes, but maybe you know whether it is publicly available or can be purchased by parents who want their children to know the basic law of ukraine. i can't say, you know, i can't. it was 4-5 years ago that's why we released it, that's why i'm sorry, i didn't trace the further fate of this publication, but i literally just now looked at it, it was presented on the internet, so you can search. i think you can find even more here . access in electronic form thank you, thank you for the conversation nataliya kharkivska, historian, editor said, however, how important it is for children to know the law, to know the constitution, at least with their childish concepts , but to understand what rights they have and what duties they actually have, be with us together we are strong, support the ukrainian army with money

she is the bloom professor of law and director of the juvenile justice center and initiative at the georgetown university law center. from 1998 to 2001. she was the lead attorney of the juvenile unit for the public defender service for the district of columbia. award she has received include the 2021 leadership prize from the juvenile law center and the 2013 robert e shepherd jr. award for excellence in juvenile defense from the national juvenile defender center. her latest book the rage of innocence how america criminalizes black youth was described by georgetown's paul butler as a lucid analysis from a brilliant scholar at the top of her game and by the washington post as comprehensive meticulously researched written in a language accessible to lawyers and lay people and most importantly articulating realistic reforms that are within reach right now. kristen's advice and how to honor the black children who are so often armed harmed by our justice system is pretty simple. tell their stories in the wake of recent worldwide outrage at high profile examples of racial injustice and inequality the

juvenile justice expert dr maria josiah says data of the past 20 years shows juvenile's are committing a smaller percentage of all types of crimes. i think it's an outlier and clearly the it's not an only case and i'm sure there are other similar cases. and i feel like in situations like that. it's really important to analyze what has been done right. what kind of services like have been provided to these kids. late wednesday, the santa clara county district attorney's office issued a statement saying. it is just as frustrating to us as anyone. when people continue their criminal behavior. we truly believe in rehabilitation. but that's no solace to a victim. there must be strict accountability for violence and we will seek it. meanwhile san jose police say they cannot make streets safer alone. 14 year old should be out running the streets of one in the morning. what the firearm in a car. before teenagers are back in custody here at the juvenile detention center here in san jose. the carjacking victim was not injured. police say their vehicle will be returned once they finish processing

juvenile justice expert dr maria josiah says data of the past 20 years shows juvenile's or committing a smaller percentage of all types of crimes. i think it's an outlier and clearly the it's not an only case, and i'm sure there are other similar cases. and i feel like in situations like that. it's really important to analyze what has been done right. what kind of services like have been provided to these kids. wednesday the santa clara county district attorney's office issued a statement saying. it is just as frustrating to us as anyone. when people continue their criminal behavior. we truly believe in rehabilitation. but that's no solace to a victim. there must be strict accountability for violence and we will seek it. meanwhile san jose police say they cannot make streets safer alone. 14 year old should be out running the streets of one in the morning. what the firearm in a car. the 14 are back in the custody of the juvenile justice system here in santa clara county. the carjacking victim was not injured, and police say that victim's vehicle will be returned to them once they finis

events about the fate of a russian emigrant whose son is taken away in a foreign country by juvenile justice me carefully, the meeting with my son should be in english. we ask you not to discuss the current situation with him. what situation the fact that he is in an orphanage to miss just don't bother him. the chairman of the jury of the film festival, director vladimir khotinenko, the panel of judges also included cameraman sergei astakhov, film critic mikhail trofimenkov and actor alexander lazarev, the level of films is quite high, there are very strong dramatic works, very strong and acting works are very strong and, well, directorial works, in addition to main competition at the western gate festival many parallel and out-of-competition programs competition of short films and documentaries panoramas that included the best films released during the pandemic film clubs with screenings of the most significant films of russian cinematography special screenings on the 350th anniversary of the birth of peter i the best films of belarus as well as retrospectives of the works of vladimir khoti

there is a historic shift happening in juvenile justice reform. >> according to the fbi, fewer teenagers are facing adult court systems. data reported to the fbi each year by thousands of police departments across the country shows the percentage of youth taken into custody, who were referred to adult courts dropped from 8% in 2010 to 2% in 2019, the percentage dropped to one percent in 2020, although that year's data is considered unusual because of the pandemic, which force many courts the closed for a time. instead, more teenagers are being sent to juvenile courts or community programs that steer them to counseling, peer mediation and other services aimed at keeping them out of trouble. the shift has been mostly supported by law enforcement officials around the country. but some worry that leniency has emboldened a small number of young criminals. >> time now for 4 zone forecast as we get a live look outside right now to san mateo bridge. >> chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. back with us now with a look ahead and how hot it's going to get this week. yeah, we're going to be cranking

real events about the fate of a russian emigrant, who is taken away in a foreign country son, juvenile justicecarefully, the meeting with my son should be in english. we ask you not to discuss the current situation with him. what situation is the fact that he is in an orphanage to miss just do not disturb him. the chairman of the jury of the film festival, director vladimir khotinenko, the panel of judges also included cameraman sergei astakhov , film critic mikhail trofimenkov and actor alexander lazarev, the level is quite high. uh, paintings, there are very strong dramatic works, very strong and acting work, there are very strong and, well, directorial works, in addition to the main competition at the west gate festival, there are many parallel and out-of-competition programs competition of short films and documentaries panoramas that included the best films released during the pandemic film clubs showing the most significant films of the patriotic cinematography special shows on the 350th anniversary of the birth of peter i the best films of belarus as well as retrospectives of the works o

hmm what do you think about juvenile justice?roblem that is not solved there and not in one day, and i am a member of the committee, i am a deputy committee for the development of civil society in public religious organizations. and this is, uh, including veneer investments, this is a topic that we, uh, deal with there, well, difficult decisions. now, i probably won’t go deep into it directly . we can talk about this for a long time, but nevertheless , in general, such a phenomenon. you personally support this path in the right direction or for our country, this is not relevant. you know, here the whole thing in the world cannot be said that juvenile justice is straight - is it a good way or a bad way ? it's a way of solving problems, but the whole thing, as i said in the world. eh, you can't let that has become some kind of punitive tool, uh, so that it crosses a certain boundary leading literally a minute we still have something on the air. uh, maybe you will tell about some legislative initiatives that your political force is

in regards to the punishment, we stand by the purpose of the juvenile justice system to rehabilitatee. initially saying that sheriff's office agreed with the charges filed but corrected that statement after the l.a. sheriff called out the das mistakes publicly. today the da released a statement claiming that sheriff's office was okay with the lightweight sentencing in this brutal venice hit and run. we were never consulted as we were not the investigating agency. all of this, of course, adding to the growing frustration for george gas cone and san francisco da. critics say they are pro- criminal agenda has emboldened criminals and left residents feeling unsafe and victims abandoned. the effort to recall officially made the ballot, voters will decide tuesday whether or not he should be routed out of office. the prosecutor's union voted overwhelmingly and supported backing the effort against george gas cone. >> public safety is at an all-time low. women cannot walk their babies down the street and gas cones l.a. if on policies and then he lies to the media and he puts out statements th

the university of san francisco school of law where she is director of the school's criminal & juvenile justicend racial justice law clinics. she is also chair of san francisco da chesa boudin's innocence commission, which she wrote about in a san francisco chronicle piece headlined "my team set an innocent man free under chesa boudin's guidance. let us keep working." can you talk, professor, about what happened last night, about the whole recall effort that succeeded in ousting chesa boudin as the da of san francisco? >> yes. good morning, amy. i think what happened was th perfect storm because you had, as chesa said, millions of dollars, i think over $7 million been ported to the effort to recall him. i thk that money bought a lot of ads and messaging around this idea that everything that san franciscans are feeling about thing and say, rising burglary and auto cris, had to do with chesa boudin. and if they could vent their frustrations and recall him, they were going to wake up the next day magically with some kind of a tter outcome. and i think that msaging is false and that san franciscans

we stand by the purpose of juvenile justice systems to rehabilitate young people." spokesperson issued a correction. it's like the white house now. we need to correct her statement from yesterday. l asd was not involved in the decision on the felony charge and they were not the investigating agency. in other words, the cops say we had nothing to do with that. i'm just pointing out the facts. >> brian: no knows more about los angeles than you and southern california. i do not understand why gannon prefers the bottom and other technology has shown the ability. >> harris: are we back on yogurt? >> brian: just to show that i was being attention because kennedy has accused me of not paying attention in the past. things have to get really bad before they get better. almost hit rock bottom. we are seeing them hit rock bottom and the sheriff who his men ignored, they said that heat supports the decisions and he said no i didn't. the walk that back and that is significant. if they caught this guy and this sky, it will be a signal that we can no longer have this permissive cu

they say we stand by the purpose of a juvenile justice system to rehabilitate young people bro they alsoarges. that is not the case. tweeted today they release a statement lightweight sentencing in the benefit and run. the never consulted not the investigating agency would never be okay mother involved with the hit-and-run was outraged george gascon does not value my life or the life of my child or any of the victim there. gascon critics agree. >> public safety is an all-time low. women will be -- cannot walk their babies down the street in gascon's lap keeps doubling down on policies. lies to the media puts out statements lying or he is incompetent. quick at this point both george gascon and d8 ran a caramel justice reform. critics say the policies from the progressive das have left residents feeling unsafe and victims abandon. voters will decide on tuesday if he should be booted from office. the recall gascon campaign has half a million signatures so far for they need less and 70000 more by july 6 to trigger a recall election here in l.a. county, arthel. arthel: thank you very much chr

we stand by the purpose of the juvenile justice system to rehabilitate young people. but l.a.tely pushed back tweeting quote we were never consulted as we were not the investigating agency. gascon's office admitted to us the sheriff's department had no involvement and they would have to correct their statement. >> women can't walk their babies down the street in gascon's l.a. and he keeps doubling down on policies. and then he lies to the media. >> and the mom who was run over is blasting gascon's handling of the case and the weak sentence telling fox in part someone with a criminal record tried to kill me and my son and george gascon thinks that five months of camp is a sufficient punishment. gascon and his staff are highlighting their incompetence and their complete discard for victim. >> bret, the second campaign to recall l.a. d.a. george gascon half a million signatures. the most ever collected for any petition in l.a. county. they need 70,000 more by the july #th deadline to officially get the recall on the ballot. we will send it back to you. >> bill melugin live in l.a

as far as punishment the das office said quote we stand by the purpose of the juvenile justice system office initially said the sheriff's office agreed with the charges were filed in this case. but corrected that statement l.a. county called out their mistake he tweeted today the d.a. released a statement claim the sheriff's office was okay with the lightweight sentencing of this brittle venice hit and run. we were never consulted as we were not the investigating agency or the sheriff's office investigators would never be okay with this sentencing. critic's about progressive d.a. george gascon in san francisco d.a. chesa boudin to their soft on crime approach has emboldened criminals for the effort to recall chesa boudin official made the ballot voters will decide tuesday whether i should be booted out of office in an l.a. county the prosecutor's unit voted overwhelmingly in support of the recall effort against gascon. >> public safety is at an all-time low. violent crime is up. it's obvious women cannot walk their babies on the street in gascon's l.a. pre-keep doubling down on polici

and previous to that i was the cfo at did the of human services, the child welfare and juvenile justice organization. and in that capacity i was responsible for budget, audit, contracting, accounts payable and accounts receivable. so i really have some experience there, sort of understanding all of the various mechanics on the fiscal side of a government organization. and then previous to that, as the supervisor mentioned i was just down the hall here in the mayor's budget office for three years. and was sort of responsible for providing different departments being a liaison on the fiscal side, including the department of public works. so i have an understanding of how it operates and some of the issues that it faces. so with sort of all of that background and experience i'm, of course, very excited. you know, i have a policy training is sort what i got my master's degree in and i think that budget, the fiscal side, i think that the budget is the sort most clear discussion of priorities that an organization can have, because it's either funded or not funded. but there's a lot beyond tha

they're back in the custody of the juvenile justice system.e rideshare car that was was not seriously hurt. and we'll be getting the car back after investigators finished taking out evidence they can find in the car. the city of berkley is taking steps to reimagine public safety. the berkeley city council has passed a two year balanced budget that fully funds the police department. it includes $250,000 to create a department of community safety. $210,000 for violence prevention and youth services and $700,000 for mental health services, including a mental health center at berkeley high mayor jesse are again tells ktvu the plan for a full police staff. of 181 officers. going to take some time for us to get up to the fully authorized level. um we have also launched a specialized carrying it, which is going to be a team of nurses and clinicians that are going to go out and respond to calls for people who are not mental health crisis or subsidies crisis. we are funding a team of community service officers that are going to respond to calls such as

in regards to the punishment, the das office said quote we stand by the purpose of the juvenile justiceitate young people. but, some california residents are still fed up or they say pro- criminal agendas of progressive d.a. george gascon in san francisco d.a. have left them feeling abandoned the effort to recall chesa boudin they will decide on tuesday whether he should stay in office. meanwhile the recall campaign for gascon has collected half a million signatures so far but they need less and 70000 more by july 6 to trigger a recall election here in l.a. county, mike brickwork school followed sewer goes, christina coleman live in southern california. christina thanks very much. so that is all for this hour of "fox news live". fox news sunday with my man john roberts in the chair is next. i am mike emmanuelle. thank you so much for watching. have a wonderful day. migraine attacks? you can't always avoid triggers like stress. qulipta™ can help prevent migraine attacks. you can't prevent what's going on outside that's why qulipta™ helps what's going on inside. qulipta™ is a pill. gets r

suspects are 14 year old to 15 year olds and a 17 year old, all of them back in custody of the juvenile justice system and the driver of that rideshare car that was was not seriously hurt. you'll get the car back after investigators go through it to retrieve any evidence they can find in that car. time now is 76. cal fire crews are starting to get a little bit of containment on that wildfire northwest of grass valley. the rices fire started in nevada county. it's 12 miles west of highway 49. it started as a structure fire, but the flames quickly spread to nearby grass. it's now burned more than one square mile near the south fork of the yuba river. where there are several small communities that have been evacuated. firefighting aircraft called in because of the rugged terrain in the sierra, and that helped crews get 10% containment. so far, property owners say it's been a big relief to see the helicopters dropping water. for the crews on the ground can't reach. pretty big but stayed on the other side of the mountain. and thank god for that doing a good job. stars of aerial bombers. they're all

juvenile justice is meant to rehabilitate young people. now raymond, i don't necessarily disagree.ed a second chance. we know the brain is not fully formed. but the way he started out that saying, good news no one died. i mean come on, raymond is this really the message we want for people? is this dissuading people from doing these behaviors? >> nicole as people of god damned bad pass and been involved with gangs will tell you, i've a friend of mine is when the most wealthy guys here new orleans a great athlete. he will tell you it was the wake-up call being thrown into jail that turned his life around. if you want to rehabilitate juveniles you have to apply the law at times to wake them up and shock them from the path they are on. we cannot accept this and said then to summer camp. gascon is really great at not applying law in these cases not only this case is a case of a 26-year-old rapist, a child molester who said i identify now as female was sent to a female jail for six months for now is wanted on murder charge. gascon has a series of this sort of pattern it has to stop it's

she is the bloom professor of law and director of the juvenile justice center and initiative at the georgetown university law center. from 1998 to 2001. she was the lead attorney of the juvenile unit for the public defender service for the district of columbia. award she has received include the 2021 leadership prize from the juvenile law center and the

what the firearm in a car before teens are back in the custody of the juvenile justice system here in santa clara county. the carjacking victim was not injured, and police say that victim's vehicle will be returned to them once they finish processing it for evidence. outside police headquarters just to gary ktvu, fox two news. new attend fightes filed a lawsuit against the man who allegedly molested his four year old relative. the last guest is charged with the attempted murder of that man after chasing him down and shooting at him. in santa clara county. back in february, velasquez remains in custody, according to the l a times. the lawsuit filed by velazquez accuses the man and his family of negligence, sexual battery and several other claims. the only child care facility where the child was allegedly molested . r and b singer r. kelly has now been sentenced to 30 years in prison after being convicted of sex trafficking and racketeering. survivors of kelly's abuse gathered outside the court today after that sentence was handed down. kelly was convicted last september. prosecutors sa

they're all back in custody of juvenile hall, the juvenile justice system, the driver of the right chairriously injured and will get the car back after investigators retrieve any evidence they can find in the vehicle. man and woman, both arrested on suspicion that they were involved in a shooting last weekend at the west oakland bart station. on tuesday, a bart police officer was patrolling the montgomery street bart station. in san francisco when the officer recognized the suspects who were wanted for questioning about that shooting. the victim at saturday's shooting has since positively identified those suspects, identified as 28 year old sylvan lopez of san francisco. at 18 year old soda guzman of oakland. a former mm. a fighter cain velasquez has filed a lawsuit against the man who is accused of molesting his four year old relative. according to the l a times a lawsuit accuses the man and his family of negligence, sexual battery battery and several other claims to they own a childcare facility where the child was allegedly molested. velasquez is charged with the attempted murder of t

this is dan from the center on juvenile and criminal justice, and i submitted a video yesterday. would like it played. thank you. >> clerk: one moment. >> members of the board of supervisors, i'm dan, the executive director on the center on juvenile and criminal justice, and i'm here to urge full funding of the cameo house program. as many of you have heard, the cameo house program was the first alternative residential sentencing program in san francisco for women with children who would otherwise be sentenced to state prison. it is a unique program, a highly needed program. currently, we have 11 women in the program, and 11 -- or 12 children. if that program were to close, these people would be out on the street needlessly. we thank sheriff miyamoto for his full support of the program, and we ask you to support the program. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. may we have the next caller. >> hi. i'm tiffany jackson, and i'm with hospitality house. it's housing subsidies for people, women, and families, flexible vouchers for unhoused family, food security and housing

we've had no conversations about what this does for juvenile criminal justice, about what this does to the rights of individuals who as juveniles may not fully understand the ramifications of the criminal proceedings against them or of decisions regarding their mental health at the time those decisions are made and that might affect them later in life, including after they have become adults. my point is not to say these things don't matter. they do. and i think there are a lot of these people who probably shouldn't have guns and should be prohibited persons. but we need to know what we're doing. we need to agree on what's actually happening because right now we take some areas of the law that are already fraught with some uncertainty and we're magnifying that uncertainty many fold. i think that's dangerous. and i think it's dangerous in a way that both democrats and republicans ought to find offensive, sometimes for the same reasons, sometimes for entirely different reasons. my point is this, there's no reason why legislation like this , it's got some good provisions in it. there's no

international destination for youth coming to seek refuge from poverty, abusive families, foster care, juvenile justice system involvement and abuse. albeit not a service rich neighborhood by any stretch of the imagination we continue to make thousands ofcontacts with youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in this neighborhood .i feel part of the community and rich history. while the point in time may look like a smaller concentration, as aprovider in that neighborhood for almost a decade i can verify that number is much larger . i'm here to support this legislation because non-time-limited housing needs to be a spectrum of solutions and responding to youth homelessness. this designated funding for unlimited transitional use funding is ready to start utilizing july 1. however it's not been a priority for hs h and it's such a shame any yout should sleep outside when funding is available and providers are eager to operationalize this program . compared to the permanent supportive housing longer-term transitional housing provide more comprehensive services as stated earlier and is often situated

other grants that includes summer food program a grant from the federal government as well as juvenile justiceprogram. the proposed budget is aligned to address gaps in equities and inefficiencies. planning for new investments in community based organizations through direct fundings. inter department mental services, additional technical assistance. repriortization of existing funds to add vance racial equity and investments in recovery to improve access and navigation for youth and families. i will go quickly through the detail of the busy slide. revenue side you will see a growth of 10% in year one and 4% in the children and youth fund per the controller's projection. you will see a decrease in the federal and state grand due to expiration of one-time funds we received during covid. significant increase in expense recovery due to new partnership with the juvenile probation department. i am excited about this because together j pd and dcyf work to build and expand services for youth and families across paul settings including community placement and secure youth treatment facilities. great op

but they and police are also appalled and apparent revolving door in the juvenile criminal justice system. putting alleged criminals back out on the streets. there is a robbery happening, but the #### my husband had gone camera video from nearly three weeks ago. disturbing a neighbor comes home to find her husband held at gunpoint by a home invasion. robbery crew are community members to be safe in their own homes. thursday sergeant christian camarillo, announcing four of six members of a home invasion crew have been caught. manzano and mendez are both 19 years old. santiago was 23, the fourth member is a juvenile. investigators say they held this east san jose homeowners husband hostage and threatened to kill the couple's 15 month old baby capture brings relief for some residents who have beefed up their home security measures. we are glad that i think most of these criminals. suspects have been cropped already arrested, so we're glad optimism is tempered by a startling reality . police say manzano was involved in two home invasions on may 31st. and arrested and booked june 5th. he was r

there, against juvenile justice, the finnish defends, as well.king uh, i understand the expression with russia, or in my opinion, even he was born in finland, ilya yaichkin, uh, who was sentenced for his pro-russian pro- kremlin because of anti-nato positions. ek. eh, in my opinion, fourteen or seventeen months of prison prison sentenced obedman to a fine of 100,000 euros during this time. you know, for what, yeah , for what he dared to give. uh, well, there, among other accusations, a statuette of a plaster copy of the bronze soldier of the monument, which means a soldier, uh estonia yes, uh, an anti-russian activist, but imagine in this harassment they looked like this, but the question is that i had nothing anti-russian. yes, yu-myalinen, well-known, there is the most important expert. in russia, a translator from the russian language is considered. there, those who declared that russian culture was primitively backward know the reason why but look at russian poetry , rhyme and rhythm are preserved. this is an indicator of the backwardness of

international destination for youth coming to seek refuge from poverty, abusive families, foster care, juvenile justicetem involvement and abuse. albeit not a service rich neighborhood by any stretch of the imagination we continue to make thousands ofcontacts with youth and young adults experiencing homelessness in this neighborhood .i feel part of the community and rich history. while the point in time may look like a smaller concentration, as aprovider in that neighborhood for almost a decade i can verify that number is much larger . i'm here to support this legislation because non-time-limited housing needs to be a spectrum of solutions and responding to youth homelessness. this designated funding for unlimited transitional use funding is ready to start utilizing july 1. however it's not been a priority for hs h and it's such a shame any yout should sleep outside when funding is available and providers are eager to operationalize this program . compared to the permanent supportive housing longer-term transitional housing provide more comprehensive services as stated earlier and is often situated in

juvenile provisions for due process as a juvenile in the justice system and i do believe we should havental health and systems out there to help people and due process and proper reporting, we don't violate the constitution for something that in scope when they talk about mass shootings is not what they say it is. 1966, there have been 13 qualified mask school shootings, not 27 or so this year. people can look for this information and see the facts and data because they are conflating so many things into one event and a nation of 300 million people with 300 million guns, it doesn't reflect or deal with the actual issues. >> doctor saphier, there's some money in there, a lot of money for mental health and a lot of analysts and people look at this and say it's a good thing, we can put money into mental health and maybe make baby steps to find out some of the causation. >> the bottom line, there's far too much gun violence in this country, i don't think anybody could say anything other than that, it's a fact and we do need to look at not stepping on people's rights, we don't want to take g

discrimination based on these traits and lgbtq of color are over represented in child welfare and juvenile justicems and lgbtq in the united states in particular transgender people of color face a disproportionately risk of being victims of hate crimes and many have lost a job because of discrimination and 75% suffered work place discrimination. these people suffer higher rates of harassment and violence on the job and members of the lgbtq community targeted in acts of mass violence in the united states and thear son attack in 1973 and 32 people tied and the night club shooting in florida and 49 people were killed and lgbtq people around the world are arrested or tortured because of their identity and whereas lgbtq people are individuals of all ages face disparities in the united states linked to social segment denial of human and civil rights. this results in a group experiencing higher rates of suicide and thoughts, mood and anxiety disorders, substance and tobacco use, hiv/aids and related cancers. hiv/aids has disproportionately impacted lgbtq people in the united states and discrimination dur

the money was not continued, so we will not have the money for the cross culture or juvenile justice work. that money was not honored. with regard to staffing and vacancies, one of those vacancies is for the office of racial equity. i just have been really wrestling with the classification. it's lower than the classification than the office of racial equity in other departments, so we haven't been able to fill that. they get less duties and more money in another department. we've got another position for data and information in the dream keeper initiative. there's also some other positions that i'll hit on the next slide. this is where we've hit, and we've been using cost savings to manage our budget over the next couple of years, but i'm going to try to continue to rely on folks to carry multiple responsibilities. if we go to the next slide, you'll see where we are in terms of our f.t.e.s and those changes that have happened over the last three years or moving into the next few. and then, kaylee, you will probably have to zoom in, maybe, on the org chart itself. the golden colors ar

speaking all his life for the rights of russian children of russian parents, there, against juvenile justicession with russia, or in my opinion, even he was born in finland, ilya yaichkin, uh, who was sentenced for his pro-russian pro-kremlin because of anti-nato positions. ek. eh, in my opinion, the fourteenth or seventeenth month of prison prisons sentenced the opekman to 100,000 euros fine for this. do you know? for what for what he dared to give. uh, well, there, among other charges, a plaster figurine a copy of the bronze soldier monument, which means a soldier in estonia yes, but an anti-russian activist, but imagine in this harassment, they looked like this, but to the question that there was nothing anti-russian, yes. to myalenen, the same chief expert on russia, known there, is considered to be a translator from the russian language. there, those who said that russian culture is primitive lagged behind. you know, on the basis of what, but look, in russian poetry , rhyme and rhythm are preserved. this is an indicator of the backwardness of russian literature. and this russophobe reve