Good for the station. And it gives us valuable content and makes us connection in the community. And speaking connection to the community, right below that, you see a couple of photos, from a really remarkable event that happened this last september called sites and sounds of bay view and this was the result of a collaboration between kalw and the San Francisco Arts Commission where we got the journalists and do the profile of the amazing people to do the work in the bay view and from that community, profiling their expenses what their committed to, and those were in the broadcast on the radio. And we had an event that was packed to the gills with the people that were excited to hear the stories from the community and it was an emotional night and a powerful night and to me it is one night. And it is one community, within this big bay area, but i felt like it was a example of what a station like kalw can do and we did it in partnership and that is the kind of thing that we could levera
The pac is schedule to meet with the Parents Association on september 17th, and with the San Francisco Unified School District, Youth Service programs, Student Community on september 22nd. Hello. [ speaking in a Foreign Language ] hello, my name is angel and high son is a tenth grader and my daughter is a third grader at garfield elementary. We are following up with the organizations that participate in, and in our conversations, on the inaudible to share our report of findings and recommendations made by the pac in this area. [ speaking in a Foreign Language ] the pac will be partnering with the district and Community Partners for the three works and at the sfusd Second Annual family and empowerment conference, which is schedule for saturday, september, 27th, from 9 00 a. M. To 2 00 p. M. At james town little school, the first workshop is a call to engage and empower and equip parents and to connect the dots and the social networks in the connection to support the educational experien
Same time increase to do more to serve the community on the air and getting out into the community and so i just want to draw it. And we are happy to work at burton high and being able to work with the students and when we do a program with education and we can reach out there on the campus and we have a rent free space in San Francisco and that is nothing to look past and so we thank the district to all of the support that it provides. But financially when it comes from the cash support it is with the list eners and in particular with the major donors that has allowed us to put the station in a better position and also on this piece of paper the photo and i want to point out a couple of specific things. And on this side of things, for those, and i guess that we actually have a tv audience and they can see what i am pointing at. In september, with the support of a nonprofit called the association for continuing education which has been generous in its support of kalws work with student
Around this issue, again, you know with all due respect to my colleagues, i think that, i think that our endorsement is something that is going to be extremely valuable and we should just be thinking about some of the things that are really extremely valuable for all of our children in San Francisco. So in terms of issues, the impact of the tax, im still not completely clear about. And in terms of you know, will this prevent people from actually buying, verses the amount of education that i think that we need to be providing to our students, and you know, i have heard, you know, part of the otter and all of the things that we have down doing and nick who has just blown up, so much of the nutrition, and of the sustainability work that we have been doing and working closely with so many folks to help make that happen. But, i am also worried that the language is not fully flushed out and i know that the supervisors are working on that to endorse something that is not fully flushed out. Wh
With this timing. And now, is the time to be really building and building, and building, our coalition. When you are facing an industry that has unlimited resources, because people in this country and our kids are giving them a lot of money, for these beverages, you dont wait until june to build your coalition. You do it early and the one final thing that i want to say. And i dont agree, that this is a quote unquote, regressive tax. Frankly diabetes is much more of a regressive tax than a two pennies per ounce sugary beverage tax and as vargus said to me and that it is not progressive to suggest, that, or selling unhealthy, diseasecausing cheap, product to poor people, that is not progressive. That is progressive and so, i take issue with that. And that characterization. And also, one final thing in terms of your question, as well supervisor mar and i we have, we have agreement. And our proposals were never that different. From one significant difference was that the supervisor mars pr