supposed to, she peeled off course away from fellow competitors down toward the city of chicago over lakeview avenue she was trying to save the people on the ground and struggling to gainlf altitude to save herself read everyone now at the airfield in chicago was watching her plane in the sky knowing one of two things was about to happen. she was going to bail out from a dangerously low altitude or crash. either way, it probably wasn't going to end well. that woman's name, you see her here pictured with amelia earhart one year earlier in 1932 after the first ever all-female amelia ehrhardt trophy. you probably haven't heard, most people haven't. you only think about women in aviation in the 20sen and 30s and we tend to think about one or two women. coleman, the first black female aviator in this country and the only one died in a crash in 1826 or amelia ehrhardt. when you think about amelia, would like to think of her alone plane over the ocean, alone in those cultural headwinds but of the time amelia was flying, other women were flying with. each of them was brave, each was bold. some of them argua

avenue. and so, once you get closer to the inner side of where lakeview is, there isn't much commercial space, other than on, little spaces and so, but yes. so, we're trying to promote. that's why we have tried to scour every block to see where we could actually build childcare space because it requires a very specific zoning as well. >> okay. and i certainly hope if someone has an approval for capital improvements like a leaky roof or anything like that, hopefully the payment is timely. >> we're on it. yeah. >> sounds good. thank you. >> thank you. i know that and i'll end with this, director moski and we can go to the next department, but i know last year we had a conversation specifically, an rfp going out for capacity builders for family childcare that's black led. do you want to talk about that >> we released two rfp, specifically to build a more diverse, which we have already pipeline of early care and education educator. one of them is to more round, what is called field building to support organizations who are working with family child care providers. or working with teachers directl

avenue. and so, once you get closer to the inner side of where lakeview is, there isn't much commercial space, other than on, little spaces and so, but yes. so, we're trying to promote. that's why we have tried to scour every block to see where we could actually build childcare space because it requires a very specific zoning as well. >> okay. and i certainly hope if someone has an approval for capital improvements like a leaky roof or anything like that, hopefully the payment is timely. >> we're on it. yeah. >> sounds good. thank you. >> thank you. i know that and i'll end with this, director moski and we can go to the next department, but i know last year we had a conversation specifically, an rfp going out for capacity builders for family childcare that's black led. do you want to talk about that >> we released two rfp, specifically to build a more diverse, which we have already pipeline of early care and education educator. one of them is to more round, what is called field building to support organizations who are working with family child care providers. or working with teachers directl