tamara alvarado is here on "comunidad del valle," she's back. has left the school of arts and culture, and vanessa shieh has taken over the helm. welcome to the show. both: thank you. damian: welcome back. well, tamara, talk about where you went and why, and then we'll talk about the transition in that. tamara alvarado: great, well, first of all, i want to say that i was and am very, very happy with the school of arts and culture. so, i did not leave in a bad way. but i was recruited by the board of the shortino family foundation to apply for this position. and to be a woman of color, a latina woman running a small family foundation, is kind of a unique thing. and so, that was pretty exciting. damian: so, before you used to, as the head of school of arts and culture, go out and fundraise maybe and get grants. now, you're giving grants away. tamara: yeah, so i've been at the job for just a few weeks. and so, yes, that's definitely a part of the job is to go out and learn more about all the great work that's happening in san jose in terms of the a