that book is to really offer the estella leopold a part of the story of that leopold legacy as well as the five children who were all mexican-american like their mother who was from new mexico and to all became environmental scientist. three of them were inducted into the national science, what is called? national academy off sciences. thank you. how can i get that wrong while i am here in d.c. national academy of sciences. four of them were professors at research universities. this is, to me, a historian of mexican family leading to a story of conservation. certainly not very well known. i've beenin working on that. i am approaching it through a braided narrative style that is somewhat memory stick. a story about my mother and a fellow leopold and some about myself. what i will share with you today is just like a brief and very condensed excerpt of part of that manuscript that in the process. ever since at least 2016, i have been putting myself through a process of learning from native and indigenous scholars writing on the topics of climate change, extractive -ism, colonialism and en

however she points out when she asks did leopold consider me? the ethical relations for toindividuals as well as between individuals and society were far from settled in 1948 or today. observes that quote in a book so concerned with americans past, the only reference to slavery, to human beings as a property was about ancient greece." leopold now reliance on history that reinforces white supremacy and the logix of sequence linearity and accumulation get in the way of his ambitions. even leopold's critique of capitalism and consumerism in his call for plan ethics. they were in accurate but too narrow and the way he overlooked the systems as extensions of enslavement and colonization's. those very dynamics of enslavement and colonization are what animate today at multi- because in coalition based visions abolition feminism and indigenous land restoration movement. abolition feminism and indigenous land organized against the logix of enclosure, incarceration, the commodification of a bodies in the land. today's environmentalism becomes most effecti

leopold did not factor ongoing in indigenous ethics or presence into his vision of the u.s. when he wrote a sand county almanac. in another quote from his essay, the land ethic, leopold says, quote, there is as yet no dealing with man's relation to land and to the animals and plants which grow upon it. end quote. soon after, leopold observes that, quote, the pueblo indians settled the southwest and pre-columbian times, but they happened not to be equipped with range livestock. livestock. their civilization expired, but not because their land expired and quote, although the second quote includes a perfunctory recognition of the pueblos care for the land. in both statements, leopold erases centuries of indigenous knowledge, practice and ongoing presence. the passive structure of the statement their civilization expired is both inaccurate and confronting the violence committed against indigenous nations by colonizers. as lorette savoy observes in her 2015 book trace memory race and the american landscape, quote, leopold's for an extension of ethics to land relations seemed to e

what he calls the ethical sequence peer however, did although leopold consider me? the ethical relations between individuals as well as between individuals and society were far from settled in 1948, or today. lauret observes in a quote so concerned with america's' past, the only reference to slavery, to human beings of property was about ancientan greece. leopold never reliance onn a history that reinforces white supremacy in the logics of sequence linearity and accumulation get in the way of his ambitions for the land ethic. even leopold critiques of capitalism and consumerism in his call for advanced ethics, they were accurate but still too narrow in the way he overlooked the systems as extensions of enslavement and colonization. those very dynamics of enslavement and colonization of what animate today's multi cost and coalition based visions of abolition feminism and indigenous land restoration movements. abolition feminism and indigenous land restoration organized against the logics of enclosure, incarceration, and the commodification of bodies in the land. toda

you are like that this is your boy leo this is not leopold say leopold, in my opinion, spitting imageot here profile, not that everything else. you know for me no cucumbers for me. and secondly, valentina, secondly, it's not him, it's a cat, and what should i do with it now? i don't know how to do whatever you want. i don't know. return find me my ley i beg you. well let's search. don't come back. goodbye, varvara if you can, throw it away, my hand does not rise, the cat is apparently domestic affectionate. and you know, in your cafe there will be the very place ivan. i would gladly take it, but in a cafe, well , you can’t have some customers on a cat wool allergy, yes, and the station itself will not approve of drinking, varvara you asked me to catch her. now what is she to do with her? or maybe register her in your department, she will help you a lot than service dogs. i understand, but i haven’t heard anything about service cats, don’t forget about the psychological factor of a cat, amazing psychics. they know how well they relieve stress. and you need a nervous discharge job. by t

it is how i'm trying to find purpose in my pain. >> reporter: beside the table, a picture of leopold's son, trevor. >> my forever 18-year-old son trevor died from one fentanyl laced pill in november of 2019. that was before there was a lot of awareness. >> reporter: now she works to teach people about narcan and what they can do to help prevent overdose deaths. >> i wanted to learn how to administer narcan. my son has overdosed before. this is before i knew about fentanyl and i didn't know what to do. i called the paramedics. >> reporter: others told us that they want to be prepared because of the opioid crisis and what they've seen on the streets. they want to be ready to help. >> when you have an unregulated drug supply, you never know what you are getting. for us, there are multiple strategies at the health department. that includes doing trainings like this and really making sure that narcan is available and also increasing our opportunities for treatment. >>> police in fairfield are asking for the help in a desperate search for missing erika brown. she was last seen at her home in

and that was before there was a lot of awareness of fentanyl. >> reporter: on sunday, leopold partnered with the san francisco department of public health. >> this is very personal. this is how i'm trying to find some purpose in my pain. >> today we will do a sort -- narcan is the brand name but it's called naloxone training. that will include how to recognize an overdose and how to reverse an overdose. >> reporter: people learned what to do. >> i wanted to learn how to administer narcan. my son has overdosed before. >> reporter: another woman told us she just wanted to be prepared in an opioid crisis in case she ran into someone who needs help on the street. she plans to keep narcan in the car. >> when you have an unregulated drug supply, you never know what you're getting. for us, there's multiple strategies at the health department, and that includes doing trainings like this and really making sure naloxone is available. but it's also increasing our opportunities for treatment. >> this is really helpful to know that awareness is getting out there about narcan and about the need for i

all but leopold has wonderful essay from 1943. the great conservationist of leopold. what you call wildlife story. what he says he is like, amateurs how interesting the different animals they are learning about them. then become experts in them. they are not credentialed phds. they are just amateurs who are interested in it. in 1943 we didn't have technology. we have to show that science and show that information in the way that we do now. it's not a new concept it's just been made very powerful with these technologies. simply putting birds into an app, tributes to scientific research. >> let's stick with cornell. i'm going to their web page over the years, i also have a library of bird calls. not just see it on a map where birds pass through, or where they are found, populations. what is to keep the accuracy high? when they hire graduate students, they send them out into the field with some hiking routes and a notebook. counting on the graduate students being honest. in northern virginia where my backyard ice or a sopping way, it all goes into the database. what do w

aldo leopold has a wonderful essay from 1943, the great conservationist aldo leopold, what he calls wildlifesports and what he says is like amateurs become interested, different animals learn about them and then become experts in them. they are not, you know, sort of credential phds. they are just amateurs are interested in it. and of course, in 43, we didn't have the technology that we have to share that science and, share that information in a way that we now. but it's not a new it has just been made very powerful with technology so that simply putting birds into an app contributes to scientific research so what does let's stick with cornell i've i've gone to their web page over the years to they also have a library of bird calls. so yeah listen not just see on a map where birds have passed through or where they're found or population intensity, etc. , what's to keep the accuracy high, you know, when they hire, graduate students, they send them out into the field with some hiking and a pair of binoculars and a they're counting on the graduate students, to be honest. but in northern virgini

jonah kazimierznou went to holland and hutka, sowed the failure of sex there by duke leopold wilhelmgns of that kind of slaves, and he was not only a warrior of the ticarius with a knowledge of the majority on vot and the sauveshi was on the minavita. ghetto a the simplest is not particularly, completed pronovato friend. why, in a dominatrix, to write a book, semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory from a chimney with a jasm and black smoke was coming out with a chance of a jorn, and a jasom of ore was his next to a card, and it’s worse for all of us to blow the winds in a thousand 650, a monsterdame published a book. artist, magnai artele paradise, great artelery more than 300 sides, two hundred molyuks, tables and many of them are hidden and akiyazh. recently, whispers were passed from batik to son how to hack a smoke barrier on the battlefield jim and die caliber and wahoo had a cannonball in this book and a section on sworn rockets with participants. shmat uvagen didn’t return him. oleg kind from 250, he was read by an acquaintance from navuk, konstantinians, alk

leopold didn't make the land ethics e. he forms a land ethic.fterer living for years in arkansas and new mexico visiting his mexican-american in-laws and homes and sheep ranchers. they restored a farm in wisconsin in pine forest. these are all lands soaked by generations of coloniale violence. he was still able to miss the connection. how closely did he listen to what the land was saying. this not onlyhi shows his avoidance of the land but embedded his blindness. how many generations of eraser helped set this for leopold and others. without calling as urgently for abolition and land back. on my first day of the water walk i watched the light shift from the dawning of day the let will you tell up the details of the closing ceremony belonged to that place and time i felt overwhelmed with gratitude. it rained overnight cooling off for the next days walk and relieving the drought just a bit.bi i didn't stay long because i had commitments to get back to in wisconsin. isi carried the water twice more departing the walk. it was very difficult to me to

lukashenko said this at a meeting with the ambassador of the latin american country bernard jorque leopold for garcia klingol a year as head of the brazilian diplomatic mission similar format of communication by foreign diplomats in the practice of our president. this is an opportunity to outline the main accents in bilateral cooperation. in case of minsk brazil decent distance between states. really not a hindrance. we have been connected for 30 years by deep relations throughout. all this time they maintained contact and developed trade, if we evaluate the belarusian brazilian relations. i must say that they can be significantly better. and in political terms, but above all , trade in economic terms, because trade economic relations are the basis of any relationship, if we have a material relationship, a strong interest and a certain bond then political diplomatic relations are built. how did you understand it as well as i do, we just have to agree with you as a result of today's meeting on specific areas of our cooperation, which will bring our relations to a higher level. i will have a

you mentioned with the leopold article, a concept that i think is all around us. and people are aware of. we don't think hard about what -- so talk a little bit about gamification. i have been taking my kids hiking, sensibility backpacks. their body-year-old. and it's dies off, i will tell you, at least in my household, in the early teens when they don't want to spend time alone with their father. and it came back for my oldest daughter when she got into your cashing so she started collecting badges for finding to your cashes. the badges on the tokens and the numbers, how does this all contribute to sciences post just being a distraction. >> so one of the challenges a easy burden other things like that is the people see a lot of birds where they live. where they like to hike. where there are pretty views. but in the middle of the forest are off the beaten path, they cannot have very many sidings. causes hard to get there. so, there is just an amateur. you're gonna stick by the road. there's something called roadside bias. you validate in some places, very get anot

course, i also read hnat hotkevich's dovbush. e jewish writer and native of ukraine from buchach, leopold also has a fund of zacher the masochist e-e there are stories about dovbush by franzisko karpinski, a polish writer e-e who told and wrote, in particular, from his own family experience, an episode of his relationship with dovbush that is, dovbush was, so to speak, present at his birth, this and the stories collected in peter shekeryk donykvym and many other ethnographers, do you see the symbolism in the fact that uh, this is exactly the story about such a proudly norwegian, possibly uncompromising ukrainian, appears on the screens precisely in the time of a full-scale war and how much our cinema, our audience, our reader needed just such a movie, well, symbolic symbolism , the film was actually planned to be released in may of the 22nd year, that is, it was precisely the full-scale war that delayed its release a little. but now i i think that such a film is very appropriate, since ukraine is in a state of war, in a state of struggle, for hundreds of years, legends about dovbush gave

then these will go to a good place other, the or the the, the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85. in the very heart of the african continent. states under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may have for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated. to keep the condo, these people under control, the king set up the so called forest bleak which were punitive detachments that cast terror on the captured country. and its inhabitants, fearing that their subordinates would simply waste bullets hunting for wild animals . the officers demanded that the soldiers gave an answer for every bullet use, and as proof presented a job hand of an african, it was not uncommon when drying to justify the use of the munition. the colonists amputated the h

well, wait a minute 30 rolled leopold 60 points hedgehog in the fog.urth place 120 in fifth place is the answer, which could bring 180 points in the team that guessed it, we open the fifth line. our studio polina olga is a team of heroes, oh, who just won the game, you have a super game, you have the opportunity to earn for your team, as much as 50,000 rubles. well, the competition is also difficult someone should stay. here in the studio, someone has to go to the room , which is backstage and in which you can’t see or hear what’s going on here, whoever stays, i stay, and i’m going to the room, and i, i stay applause. olga you answer five questions in 15 seconds. together with polina, you need to score 200 points. and then the main prize is yours. yes, let's go. which dish contains meat? what am i kicking? the next question was that they knock out and you answered carpet carpet and also how you answered. 37 people are fine, where are looking for amber was next question you said five people it's okay, you have 52 points already. next question. which liq

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sex with the duke leopold wilhelm with signs of that kind of habsburgs and he was not only a warrior,n his science as a bridge on here is isauveresh was on the minavita. goethe and the simplest is not particularly to completed the propane friendship. why not write a book in tabia semyonovich happily sat down at his amsterdam laboratory with a chimney with a jasami show black smoke jasom charlons, and jasom ore neighboring oscars, and it’s worse for all of us to blow the winds in a thousand 650, a monsterdame published a book. artis magnai artele. paradise for the great artelery more than 300 sides, two hundred malyuks of the table and many of them are hidden and aki yashin whispers have long been passed from batik to son. anchor mother black powder. one of that jazz in the boo material to grade a smoke barrier on the battlefield of tires to die caliber and nuclei was in this book and a section on missiles with participants. shmat uvagena ioniz returned oleg dobro with 250. i read it acquaintances, a member of science. konstantin tseylkovsky. here he did not lead his sham. well, this i

including the variable situation in the democratic republic of the congo country that was treated by king leopold the 2nd of belgium. as his private property, the candle, these people were taken to brussels and displayed in the sioux. and in the congo, europeans use the african bodies to try robber. they smeared the robbers that over them, and once it dried, tore it off with their skin and pages, the wound blah, was murdered there. and you know, this act of returning his gold crowned tooth. i don't know. it's out of all proportion. and africans realized, is that some human, completely in here me, they realized that when the west sells them to keep away from russia shaking and fish that them, that's neo colonial is in the african say to that that they want to pick their partners on their own because they are silver and countries and will partner with whoever they want. so the west is getting a backlash from africa. they all these see over did the pressure is a chest look to date everyone's task that the world has changed. and advocates changing to the frequent countries a very diverse they differ

here is a spark if, as they say, it flies into the eye, or like leopold's eyes, or you can't open itll, and therefore they put it on. here are the glasses. these are the glasses of a metallurgist a hundred years ago , they were found by a tractor, just remember, i told you about the surprise that were at the factory we find and earlier you dress like this, and you are such a person dragonfly what do you like? they say the skate park is still needed by the first grant, which, by the way, we wrote quite successfully. it was the visitor center grant that we won. and here is the regional grand there is a municipality, there is money. we have some resources, and now some such has appeared, not just a tourist center, but such a center of the urban community of the urban community. then we wrote grant on the embankment; they really won it for me the third time. that's because somewhere first they did not fully understand how to do it right. yes, somewhere he had a strong part, somewhere an architectural weak one was pulled up, the second was pulled up. well, in a way, they won in a certain

there are no jokes, others are not, even the same cartoon characters, why are there few jokes about leopoldbout the same cheburashka with gena well, it's just, maybe this is such a hidden pr. maybe the people who drew, well, all the animators. they themselves came up with the pawns, let’s release a cartoon right now and immediately on top of 21 more jokes so that it goes to the people you don’t know about the history of life. i don't know if this story is true or not. they told me how real stories, and before in the soviet union, in order to go to a sanatorium there, the whole family took tests. well, it was necessary to have a certificate from a doctor that he was healthy. as if to go from a sanatorium, everything is reversed there, as it is now. sending what? all my mom dad went through all the doctors there. well, my daughter is 13 years old. means too has passed or has taken place all doctors and the gynecologist has remained. well, he enters the office of the gynecologist’s gynecologist, says, settle down, bye, then everything is on the chair and his hands, then he washes, well , girl,

michelle leopold is a marin county mom on a mission to get naloxone into the hands of as many people as possible. >> her son trevor died of a fentanyl overdose in 2019. he was in his freshman year at sonoma state from the night that we found out that he died, we said that my husband and i said we have to be loud about this. trevor struggled with addiction throughout his teens, but ultimately it was a single pill that killed him. >> my son trevor died in his dorm room at sonoma state after taking one fentanyl laced m-30 pill. >> michelle and her husband own a handful of hardware stores across the bay area and they're teaming up with local health departments to help train customers and neighboring businesses to use naloxone. the nasal spray, best known by the brand name narcan last year we did this and we trained 100 people in the bay area, which i thought was great. >> and on sunday, hosting a training event at their san francisco store in laurel heights, we are teaching people how to use narcan. and once they're successful, fully trained, they will get their own narcan, courtesy of t

or michelle leopold, the mission hits close to home. >> this is how i am trying to fight purpose in my pain. >> michelle's son trevor died of an overdose nearly water years ago. >> my forever 18-year-old son died from one fentanyl laced pill in his dorm room in november of 2019. >> it was that moment that michelle started raising awareness of the powerful opioid. >> i was screaming into the void for the first year. people did not think it would never affect them. now, so many people have heard of a loved one who has died from fentanyl. >> michelle and her husband own hardware stores in the bay area. they are teaming with local health departments to help train people to use narcan. send it, they hosted this event at their san francisco store. -- sunday, they hosted this event at their san francisco store. san francisco staring down his deadliest year yet amid the crisis. in the first seven months, more than 470 people have died of a drug overdose. the majority from fentanyl. >> anyone here can now save a life. >> i have a lot of friends you know, party, i guess. i felt it would be possi

nicholas madero, the dictator in venezuela, the most formidable opponent was a young charismatic mayor, leopoldr of caracas in prison, eventually put under house arrest and had to escape the country. latinos know what he was in prison for, a violent political protest, that put red flags up for hispanics. democrats are playing a dangerous game. let's move to the smithsonian latino museum. a lot of controversy, break down a little bit of that. >> the funding was passed because of center-right republican senators who were persuaded by it latinos, on the other side and other folks that they are going to operate in good faith to make sure we have the latino museum, honor our diversity, make this all visible so they passed it but they didn't pass where they were going to locate the museum. the latino conservatives saw -- rachel: turned into a woke museum. >> the precursor is the exhibit. >> showing us all as victims. this is not representation but it is misrepresentation and pool funding. rachel: the board for the latino busy and looks like a celebrity list. >> the director of dnc financing as chairm

ancient monastery, everything is like in the bible, there is even a small one, but on the ark, my dear leopoldocks are pole-eaters in different languages. there are women in russian villages, calm with the importance of faces with beautiful strength in movements with a gait with the look of a queen, but in fact , there are russian women in abkhazia, and one of them, these villages are actively developing. there was a forest here. there were thickets here. everything here was overgrown with alder thorns, and we all rolled up put on sleeves, canvas, jackets, pants and rubber boots turned. it is in such a wonderful place that you see, now it is 3.5 hectares there near the easter church and almost our house under construction. yulia pavlyuchenkova. she moved to abkhazia 8 years ago from sofyan, near moscow, with the blessing of her confessor, and her entire large family moved with her. julia at our school, for example, organized a lot of different projects related to additional education for children. she has a lot of ideas, so we appreciate yulia very much, we respect her here 16 russian families

can’t be harvest day today varya how did you manage to promise the boys a palette of coca-cola for leopold, they dragged it and now they found this approach for a business lady. creature thank you very much, you are a true friend. and you bring me this cat for the second time. can't be. matilda it's you again. young man, in my opinion, you are not doing your job. you 're telling the truth, ready to catch more difficult than criminals and even become bad blood vessels medicines improves microcirculation , reduces the risk of blood clots, relieves inflammation and strengthens the walls of blood vessels. in the temple of an emergency , sort me out an unambiguous case of the first transfer a couple of krasnoyarsk pensioners were left without a roof over their heads due to the fact that their daughter allegedly owed payments for ip speech. it was about the amount of 116,000 rubles. anna frolikova assures that this was enough for the bailiffs to take everything for a long time. a whole apartment, like this, perhaps arsenal will tell there anna frolikova now, according to which she inherited from

in some ways, we certainly the leopold, then we even recognize and it is exciting adopting members of other things. >> is really interesting viewpoint and i want to keep to think about it might me if you should lessen the rust belt of the literature on it and we talk about the windes in which the smokestack in the industrial smoke crepitus that was one moment sign of progress in a sign of prosperity and assigned of the future and now if anyone a picture of a smoking smokestack in an ad campaign come the birds were you thinking is not prosperity or progress in the future going to thinking pollution righte and so these ae not exactly. >> will then from the opposite point of view, but their way in which signs and symbols shift as we think about them culturally and historically. >> i thinkable recent shift as well if you have smokestack and it is no smoke coming out of it, then people are thinking about that as maybe a postindustrial habitats some find our site for an urban agriculture operation of a grow food in the more the energy way and so these idea that sort of the industrial over h

political culture with an understanding who is an enemy, then a friend there is no one like cat, leopolderything is fine. no now there are brushes for landmarks. and that's fine, therefore, they have this understanding, as well as the understanding that nothing can be done with russia, you can try there, but nothing will come of it, so there will be negotiations. the trouble is different that the president said about it. how many more graves will lie? well, how much more will lie down, when you may support different forecasts. i won't arrest you with my tongue. here's a blunder every day he has a new forecast. there tomorrow the day after tomorrow two weeks and for the words his own, maybe you don’t need to answer, he talked and went. e. i thought that today we are much closer to the negotiations than we were half a year ago. but uh, like a banal phrase. now i have another question. russia has never refused negotiations, for example. if we take belarus we have always made sure that everything is decided at the negotiating table. well, there is another question. i want to again remembered

someone is an enemy , then there is no friend like a cat, leopold is all friends around, everything is that's why they have it there is understanding. how do you understand that nothing can be done with russia, you can try there, but nothing will come of it, so there will be negotiations. the trouble is different that the president said about it. how many more graves will lie? how much more will fall when there may be different forecasts. you, as it were, support me, i won’t arrest you, but he still blurts out with his tongue. every every day. he has a new prognosis. there, tomorrow , the day after tomorrow, a week or two, and you can answer for your words, you don’t have to talk and go. uh, i thought that today we are much closer, uh negotiations than it was six months ago. but uh, like a banal phrase. now i have another question. russia has never refused negotiations, for example. if you take belarus we have always made sure that everything is decided at the negotiating table. well, there is another question. i want to again remembered the words of the president in her message. are y

you mentioned with the leopold particle, a concept i think is all around us and people are aware of but don't think hard about what it can do for science. we talk about game of acacian. i've been taking my kids hiking since they fit in one of those little backpacks when they were a year old. it dies eioff, i will tell you in my household, in their early teens when they don't want to spend time alone with their father. it came back for my oldest daughter when she got into geocacheing, she started collecting badges for finding geocachees. what are the badges, tokens, numbers, how does this all contribute to science as opposed to being a distraction for us? >> the challenges of the bird and other things like that is people see a lot of birds where they live, where they like to hike, where there are pretty views it in the middle of the forest or off the beaten path they don't have very many sightings because it is hard to get there. so just an amateur birder, you're going to stick by the road. they have a lot of data in some places and little in others so just like geocacheing, they have a

and for michelle leopold, the mission hits close to home. >> this is very personal.s is how i'm trying to find some purpose in my pain. >> michelle's son, trevor died of a fentanyl overdose nearly four years ago. >> my forever 18 year old son, trevor died. aside from one fentanyl laced pill in his dorm room at sonoma state in november of 2019. >> it was in that moment michelle decided she would get loud and started raising awareness of the powerful opioid. >> i was screaming into the void for the first year and said people didn't think it would ever affect them. and now so many people have heard of a loved one who has died from fentanyl. michelle and her husband own a handful of hardware stores in the bay area and are teaming up with local health departments to help train people to use naloxone as well as giving it away. >> there's no danger of narcan being anybody sunday hosting this event at their san francisco store. >> i think the more that we partner with community groups and community like michelle, we can have a further reach. >> san francisco staring down its

michelle leopold is a marin county mom on a mission to get naloxone into the hands of as many people as possible. >> her son trevor died of a fentanyl overdose in 2019 when he was in his freshman year at sonoma state. >> from the night that we found out that he died, we said my husband and i said, we have to be loud about this. >> trevor struggled with addiction throughout his teens, but ultimately it was a single pill that killed him. >> my son trevor died in his dorm room at sonoma state after taking one fentanyl laced m-30 pill. >> michelle and her husband own a handful of hardware stores across the bay area, and they're teaming up with local health departments to help train customers and neighboring businesses to use naloxone. the nasal spray, best known by the brand name narcan. >> last year we did this and we trained 100 people in the bay area, which i thought was great. and on sunday, hosting a training event at their san francisco store in laurel heights. we are teaching people how to use narcan and once they're successfully trained, they will get their own narcan courtesy of

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