the united playas board, west bay and up staff.scernible] i got to take some of the literacy classes. [laughter] [indiscernible] scott wiener everybody. i want to-chris foley, my guy, thank you so much. allen wong. there is a lot of people here, but it takes all of us to make this happen. that is all i am saying i i want to acknowledge and thank you so much. the next person i tell you i want to bring up is a good brother of mine and has testimony to share. i want to bring up my brother, patrick. come on up, p. [applause] check him out nancy, you need to bring him to the white house, because we about to paint it black and brown. >> good morning everyone. yes, sir, yes, sir, yes, sir. good morning everyone. ladies and gentlemen. it is a pleasure for me to be standing in your presence and talk about what reentry look like. reentry is not just a physical thing. this is a physical building we see, but reentry start with mental integration. that is what i want to talk about. you see guys like us that serve a life sentence, 25 to life, li

struggling during their most vulnerable times are supported and to the service providers here, prp, united playas, sbip, cyc. the domestic violence consortium. we have so many organizations and people who do this work every single day, and now you have a city department that is leading the effort and will make sure that we do the analysis necessary to provide you with the support and resources you need. [applause] this is extraordinary. and this is how government should work. so, with that, i want to again take this opportunity to thank you all so much for being here. i know there is a lot of technicalities but this means more support for those who are victims of any sort of crime in our city so that you are at the forefront of these services. with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce the author of proposition d to help make sure no one can mess with this office and excited what that means long-term and advocate against gun violence and fought for victims the entire time on the board of supervisors, but also as a former assistant district attorney, no other then supervisor catherine

a person wearing a united playas hood with the motto with a it takes a hood to save the hood. there is a child and the left is poet and community activist. a dancer from the festival, which is kin to carn val and the left is [indiscernible] let my try that again. [indiscernible] who is the first female of the ancestral lands in the philippines which is one of the last remaining virgin forests in the region. in this frame, you have a veteran on the right from the equity center. a karaoke tribute to the trisical and on it the left mono, a honoring gesture used in filipino culture the way of showing respect to your elders. just a few examples of the type of imagery that will be in this artwork. the artwork will be fab riicated locally located in concord. here is a illume nm sample produced by the artist for another project so disregard the specific imagery here. these metal prints are light weight, durable made with recycled material and 100 percent recyclable. they have indoor display rating up to 65 year and extremely scratch resistance. the artist produce a total of 14 pants 5

struggling during their most vulnerable times are supported and to the service providers here, prp, united playascyc. the domestic violence consortium. we have so many organizations and people who do this work every single day, and now you have a city department that is leading the effort and will make sure that we do the analysis necessary to provide you with the support and resources you need. [applause] this is extraordinary. and this is how government should work. so, with that, i want to again take this opportunity to thank you all so much for being here. i know there is a lot of technicalities but this means more support for those who are victims of any sort of crime in our city so that you are at the forefront of these services. with that, i want to take this opportunity to introduce the author of proposition d to help make sure no one can mess with this office and excited what that means long-term and advocate against gun violence and fought for victims the entire time on the board of supervisors, but also as a former assistant district attorney, no other then supervisor catherine stefani