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ms. cook k. there are a few important questions linked to just what you said about democracy and its important to take a few moments on this. we have in the audience a question from the former's in my boy and dictator, he is awaiting a remark about the southern african region to say that it has become very toxic. we've traveled far from zambia and donna and the former president of zambia, he's saying that it can be ignored in that region and what we see in the push of the biden administration and its message, what message do you have human rights? >> thank you for that great question. i mentioned earlier in my remarks that across the african continent we have seen a decrease level of engagement and frankly we've never quite seen the level of engagement i would like that many africawatchers would like to see on the continent . so engaging across all of africa not only focused on the hostile parts where there , where we are in crisis but also to focus on the parts of africa that where we see progre

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ms. kimberley and george peabody who teaches k-2 special ed. super, super grateful. we at sfmta are working really hard to support the school directing and support students and parents currently and as they plan to return to school in the fall. i know you had a very long meeting tonight. i have a short presentation prepared that i'm going to share my screen now. i will keep my remarks brief and troy to answer anything that i cover too quickly with questions. can you see my presentation? >> yes. >> ok. great. the things that i'm going to cover today is how we're working to restore muni service and the safety and some of the special service we have is specifically focused on students. also, talk about our active transportation programs and some of the many choices that families have to get to schools and talk about how we're trying to communicate these changes being here tonight being one of them and i look forward to any suggestions that you all have as well. sfmta is really proud of all of our school programs and whether you take your students to school by walking or

ms. kimberley and george peabody who teaches k-2 special ed. super, super grateful. we at sfmta are working really hard to support the school directing and support students and parents currently and as they plan to return to school in the fall. i know you had a very long meeting tonight. i have a short presentation prepared that i'm going to share my screen now. i will keep my remarks brief and troy to answer anything that i cover too quickly with questions. can you see my presentation? >> yes. >> ok. great. the things that i'm going to cover today is how we're working to restore muni service and the safety and some of the special service we have is specifically focused on students. also, talk about our active transportation programs and some of the many choices that families have to get to schools and talk about how we're trying to communicate these changes being here tonight being one of them and i look forward to any suggestions that you all have as well. sfmta is really proud of all of our school programs and whether you take your students to school by walking or

ms. kimberley and george peabody who teaches k-2 special ed. super, super grateful. we at sfmta are working really hard to support the school directing and support students and parents currently and as they plan to return to school in the fall. i know you had a very long meeting tonight. i have a short presentation prepared that i'm going to share my screen now. i will keep my remarks brief and troy to answer anything that i cover too quickly with questions. can you see my presentation? >> yes. >> ok. great. the things that i'm going to cover today is how we're working to restore muni service and the safety and some of the special service we have is specifically focused on students. also, talk about our active transportation programs and some of the many choices that families have to get to schools and talk about how we're trying to communicate these changes being here tonight being one of them and i look forward to any suggestions that you all have as well. sfmta is really proud of all of our school programs and whether you take your students to school by walking or

ms. kimberley and george peabody who teaches k-2 special ed. super, super grateful.y hard to support the school directing and support students and parents currently and as they plan to return to school in the fall. i know you had a very long meeting tonight. i have a short presentation prepared that i'm going to share my screen now. i will keep my remarks brief and troy to answer anything that i cover too quickly with questions. can you see my presentation? >> yes. >> ok. great. the things that i'm going to cover today is how we're working to restore muni service and the safety and some of the special service we have is specifically focused on students. also, talk about our active transportation programs and some of the many choices that families have to get to schools and talk about how we're trying to communicate these changes being here tonight being one of them and i look forward to any suggestions that you all have as well. sfmta is really proud of all of our school programs and whether you take your students to school by walking or biking or drop-off, we strive

ms. easterly has indicated, we have a number of entities within the federal enterprise that are doing good work in curating and delivering cyber curricula, k-12, sometimes at college, whether it's the national institute of standards for technology with their n.i.c.e. program, the national science program, we need to make sure they're coherent and complementary and they cover the waterfront. ind think the national cyber director would have aou responsibility in that regard and i would commit to working with the committee and you if confirmed on working one that role. >> ms.s.th easterly, what role you believe that cisa should play to enhance education at the state and local levels? >> thank you for that question. incrediblyly important. as i've said, cisa is an agency of partnerships, and among the critical partnerships are at the state and local level, and a lot of that is through cisa's ten regional directors, ensuring that thehe state and local communities have the resources that they need, specifically the educational resources, the assistance, the information abouten cyber hygiene to be abl toto protect themselves, i thin is incredibly

k when i got sick with pneumonia at age of seven they were workinghe all the time and it's something that still sticks with me to this day. ms shabo that was a question for you. >> thank youou for bringing this up andnd you tell your story so eloquently in his stays with me because it's the experience of so many other families and kids who spend more time in the hospital because they don't have a parent there to care for them to be able to talk to doctors and make sure that the care theirha child needs will be able to continue a concrete answer your question we have learned a lot from these programs. wage replacement for low-wage workers isis critically importat to ensure that i lower wage workers are able to use the benefits are provided and we know protections are critically important so 44% of workers who are not covered by the federal leave after able to take the benefits without interrupting their jobs and we have the ability of people to care for more than just parents and children is critically and parent -- important. that's why it's so critical and the family proposal and american families plan is so apparent as we