it's an initiative from robert wood johnson that has diverse partners to build healthier communities where children and their families can thrive. there are six communities participating in this. in this initiative, when children are the focus, everyone benefits. for example, when the seatbelt laws originally adopted to protect young children have saved an estimated 3,017 lives since 1975. so when we heard from attendees, they would like to see more sidewalk programs and to have signs lit, crosswalks for children and their family. and to organizations that can provide culturally competent outreach and education. for example, through the folsom and howard, there was no english -- or no spanish surveys, and so we want to see more of that. >> to clarify. this is sfmta were not in spanish? >> correct. so when we partnered with them, we collected 200 surveys of -- >> in three languages. i know mr. parks is still here. so i appreciate the feedback about children service signs as well. >> i want to be sure that infrastructure includes tenant support, including tenant counseling and legal se

another man was in the audience, his name was robert wood johnson, if he too was inspired by lister, and he got together with his brother to create the company johnson & johnson, and the first thing they produced were surgical antiseptic dressings. these are really funny, if you ever come across one, do pick one up. they were produced in the late 19th, early 20th centuries by johnson & johnson,, and they're kind of like an idiot's guide to operate on your kitchen table, and it's all perfectly safe as long as you use johnson & johnson surgical dressings. this was the kind of thing they were trying to promote, and that all came out of lister's trip. so i was very excited to begin in philadelphia. when lister got to philadelphia, he took a train trip around america, and he went all the way to the west coast, and he was trying to convince americans of the existence ofca germs. and he was very much on a mission. this was a very personal thing to him. it wasn't about money, it was about saving people's lives. in fact, lister had a knack of ticking off his colleagues because with he didn't