it has six members, each coming from a different region and singing in a local language, from tagaloginitely getting big. we are going to push filipino talent to our limits. like k—pop, p—pop bands are known for their rigorous training, edgy outfits and adoring fans. p—pop sounds completely different. we aim to promote our culture through everything that we do, and that includes fashion, music and, of course, our dances. alamat's music is full of national symbols, myths and legends. they use lyrics and costumes to criticise the country's colonial past, and they address contemporary issues like the two million overseas filipino workers sending money home to theirfamilies from abroad. when i was a kid and my dad passed away, my mom had to flew overseas so she can provide for us. i grew up with my grandma, with my grandparents and my cousins, so i grew up full of love. while alamat has loads of filipino fans here and abroad, some p—pop bands like sbi9 have already made an impact on the international music scene. we are definitely not rivals, but more of, "we are brothers "in the p—pop co

bilang manggagawa kasi ito sa amin, sabi ng tagalog, sa montana ng kailangan kong maintindihan lahatng tungkol sa bahay at immigration, at ibaba ang kailangan natin ngayon ang pag dbi na tulungan kami na maintindihan ng sa language access ordinance. hindi lang para sa mga pamilya nandito kung hindi sa mga para sa kailangan ng malakas na language access. parama tulungan kami. maraming salamat po. translate. good morning. my name is nori flamingo, member of samahan. i'm a caregiver and i live in soma. as a migrant worker, i experienced undesirable situations, especially when it came to language. one of those is understanding important documents for work. how can i understand what i am asked to do if they are not translated in my own language as sam, can i fully understand my rights as a worker because it was taught in our own language? i also go to sam, ken when i need to understand about work, housing, immigration and so on. that's why we need to further strengthen our language access ordinance, not just for those family who are here, but for families that are coming here that will su

it has six members, each coming from a different region and singing in a local language, from tagaloggoing to push filipino talent to our limits. like k—pop, p—pop bands are known for their rigorous training, edgy outfits and adoring fans. p—pop sounds completely different. we aim to promote our culture through everything that we do, and that includes fashion, music and, of course, our dances. alamat's music is full of national symbols, myths and legends. they use lyrics and costumes to criticise the country's colonial past, and they address contemporary issues like the two million overseas filipino workers sending money home to their families from abroad. when i was a kid and my dad passed away, my mom had to flew overseas so she can provide for us. i grew up with my grandma, with my grandparents and my cousins, so i grew up full of love. while alamat has loads of filipino fans here and abroad, some p—pop bands like sbi9 have already made an impact on the international music scene. we are definitely not rivals, but more of, "we are brothers "in the p—pop community." and that communit

programs for our children, a place where kids of all ages could feel at home learning how to speak tagaloglipino food, among other things. i don't fault you at all. there's also lola weavers, a business that came into fruition after regina when a friend came up with the idea. filipina unaware, made by grandmothers in the philippines all by hand. they are from abra, which is the northernmost province in the philippines, so they're from the mountainous regions. a way for fil-ams to where their culture while also giving back to their roots. it's like, how can we show our culture and show that pride if we don't have access to it? so i think it's a beautiful thing that, you know, we're helping the community back home. as well as providing the bay area access to filipino american history and culture. regina, whose life mission community and i feel like that's my home. and for me to give back to, to a community that gave me so much right. i feel like it's my calling to give as much as i can back, they asked and she is a wonderful woman and it really is like her. her heart. it's all her heart. her

which volunteers have written in tagalog on the boys that floating here but of the $100.00 vessels that set off. annually a handful reached the destination. many turned back after being followed by laundry chinese coast gunk ships. the stand off is one of the number of maritime incidents that have started the tensions between manila and beijing. he'll a rival claims to a number of locations and the waters west of the philippines. the leaders, the scarborough sol, is one of the disputed areas. its photo fishing grounds full within the philippines, exclusive economic sun, which you can see in yellow here. but they're also within china. so cold 9 dash line in china claims the area within the spine to 2016 international court ruling. it had no legal basis to do so. they jane has dismissed the philippines civilian mission as a publicity stunt. but also it keeps money less frequently aggravating tensions in the south china sea just seems, or if the philippine side is bent on having its own way. well, what china will take the necessary measures, routes of firmly defend its jane a bit, right? d

so the activists group is called this is ours, which volunteers have written in tagalog on the boys that floating here that of the $100.00 vessels that set off and only a handful reached their destination. many turned back after being followed by larger chinese coast gunk ships. the stand off is one of the number of maritime incidents that have started the tensions between manila and beijing. feel a rival claims to a number of locations in the waters west of the philippines. the leaders the scarborough sol, is one of the disputed areas. its photo fishing grounds full within the philippines, exclusive economic sun, which he can see and yellow here. but they're also within china. so cold, 9 dash line in china claims the area within the spine to 2016 international court ruling. it had no legal basis to do so. they jane has dismissed the philippines civilian mission as a publicity stunt. but also it keeps money less frequently aggravating tensions in the south china sea just seems, or if the philippine side is bent on having its own way, well, what china will take the necessary measures? rou

association of san francisco, currently they can provide services in spanish, cantonese, mandarin, tagalog and vietnamese. and then also they use a language line for translation services as needed. some of their materials are currently in spanish. and this year they are working to increase those materials and fliers in other languages as well. okay, great. thank you. commissioners, any other questions? mr. secretary? we, see if there's any public comment. are there any members of the public that would like to comment on agenda item 11? i. hi. you'll have three minutes to speak and i'll let you know when you'll hear a bell. when 30 minutes 30s left. thank you. hello. my name is elizabeth barr. i'm a peer counselor at the mental health association of san francisco and the hoarding behavior program. i first came to the became aware of masf as a participant because i had too many items in my home and i was afraid of eviction. and thanks to the information that i had received through my contact at masf, i have now, i'm now pretty much clutter free, and i didn't let anybody into my home for ten

all of our outreach materials are in english, spanish, tagalog or filipino and chinese or mandarin.nd these outreach materials are not only advertising our classes, but they also share best practices for biking on the road. you know, they start to get people interested in what you can learn at our classes. you can learn how to signal and navigate traffic and navigate intersections. you can learn about all the new types of bicycle infrastructure in the city, and as tracy said, we do outreach in every supervisor district in the city and often multiple times throughout the year in multiple or in in certain districts. and we really try to pair our outreach in those districts with classes that also happen in those districts. and we work really hard to make sure that our outreach that is usually through a subcontractor is done in a very culturally responsive, multilingual and kind of in-group way. that's something that is really important to us, that i think we have developed a lot over the last five years of our recent contract and developed even more since the previous contract before 2