so, without further ado, let me introduce to you la vonnekelham king. (applause) >> she is a bay area native, i don't want to tell you her age, but 40 years in visitacion valley alone. and she's a parent of a mental health care service recipient and she is also a warrior. she's been working for the city and county of san francisco also for almost 40 years. and she is standing next to her partner in crime, ms. wanda, wanda. [cheering and applauding]

so, without further ado, let me introduce to you la vonnekelham king. (applause) >> she is a bay area native, i don't want to tell you her age, but 40 years in visitacion valley alone. and she's a parent of a mental health care service recipient and she is also a warrior. she's been working for the city and county of san francisco also for almost 40 years. and she is standing next to her partner in crime, ms. wanda, wanda. [cheering and applauding] >> wanda is also a bay area bayview native born and raised in bayview hunters point. she, too, works for the city and county of san francisco, going on 30 years in december. she's worked for departments like general hospital, the emergency department, as well as san francisco community behavioral health. and collectively these women come together to do work on behalf of an organization called nami, the national association of mental illness. and they organize walks. they raise money, and they are sounding the alarm of the importance of doing quality mental health care work. and also giving voice to those pers