The united educators of San Francisco, the over 6,000 teachers and school staff who work in our schools everyday. This thursday, uesf is hosting an emergency town hall on how the pandemic, the crisis of the pandemic is going to affect the work of educators and the lives of our students. Its clear to educators that the last thing that our students who are now suffering through the pandemic need is to be put in a situation of housing insecurity and potentially homelessness due to the economic duress of the pandemic. So when educators get together this thursday, theyll be brainstorming ways to help our students get through this both economic and health crisis. On top of this, we also recognise that the students most vulnerable to the pain and suffering of the pandemic and the economic insecurity are a te black and brown students. While were marching in the streets to find justice for george floyd and to make sure that black lives matter, the least we can do is to provide housing security
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United states to go back to where they came from. Police say she put those letters on 5 different homes and a family neighborhood. Greg lincoln join ises us live and you spoke to one of the people targeted by these messages. Tell us about it. Yeah, indeed i did, andre and some of these victims woke up this morning the find these racist and threatening letters right outside their front doors and most of the victims in this case if not all are of asian descent. This video shows a woman leaving a letter on the home. The letter begins quoting the constitution, then goes on to say, if you were born from another country, return, go back to your country fast with urgency. It ends, one american, white brave that served the nation or u. S. A is going to live here. Its kind of intimidating because my son came from,. Police say similar notes were left at 5 homes friday directed at minorities as well as women and children, thursday police investigated a similar incident when a related note was fou
Portal for child care, but again, you can talk about the workforce, those needs of essential workers, and those that are active in searching for Job Opportunities that have been displaced without talking about the need to take care of their children. Some 20,000 vouchers have been set aside in our efforts to address the childcare needs of thousands and thousands of critical frontline employees. We also put that site up that identifies over 28,000 slots that are available today if you go to that site on covid 19. Ca. Gov. You can type in your zip code and you can see a number of licensed facilities and and around your community with available slots and information about health and safety, more work to do, t that our in that space, we will have more resources to invest in that space, coming from the federal government, some 350 million that we will be working with the legislature to distribute as quickly as we can. But again, im very grateful for the work the department of social service