Good afternoon. Were going to get started. This is the meeting of the city and School District select committee, for thursday, september 24th. Im the chair and supervisor kim will be joining us shortly. She is in another meeting. So i want to acknowledge the clerk, who is covering todays meeting is Derrick Evans and i also want to let you know that sfgtv staff Charles Kremenak and jenn lowe are covering todays meeting and the recordings will be available to the public. So any announcements, mr. Evans . Thank you, mr. Chair. Please make sure to silence all cell phone and electronic devices. And that is the only announcement that we have today, mr. Chair. Thank you very much. Then can you please call item no. 1. Item no. 1 is we need toe to take roll call or anything . No, mr. Chair we have commissioners matt haney, sandra fewer and jill wynns and supervisor david campos joining us today. Thank you, mr. Chair. Item no. 1 is hearing regarding updates on the work of the Hamilton Family cen
People that come up and speak about an issue they are passionate about makes someone my age feel very good so thank you for showing up today. I represent the private sector and the past president of partners against abuse and president of the San Francisco Education Fund and serve on the Mayors Task Force against human trafficking. I have dealt in the world of Domestic Violence and i know the cycle of violence and to me all of the work and Research Shows the sooner you break that cycle of violence and deal with prevention then we can deal with this whole issue more holistically so i want to back up any prevention work the district can provide. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much for being here. Seeing no other members of the the public and no cards i will close Public Comment at this time. I want to say this is the first hearing at the city and School District select committee. Clearly there is so much to delve into it and we thought this was going to be an hour and we clearly went
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California coalition against Sexual Assault and we serve the programs that represent all counties in california. California Rape Crisis Centers serves over 30,000 victims in 2014 and we oversee a National Project sponsored by the centers for disease control. We provide web conferences, training and online resources and programs on Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence throughout the country. Rape Crisis Centers are the Community Based organizations that provide Crisis Intervention Services to victims ranging from accompaniment and friends during examinations and support groups and legal advocacy and we are the vital partner providing training to schools and Law Enforcement and others and Prevention Needs to start with without. Over 25 of victims experience the first rape between 11 and 18 and one in eight experiencelet first rape 10 or younger. With Sexual Violence and victimization and this behavior is common in middle schools and prevention efforts need to start early and matters for
So what we did with the information this year is see how some sites where it was posted and get the information and when we send it out and if we dont see it on a site visit we hand it to the provider and so there is that signage and sites like larkin has signage i would say 60 have signage up in english and spanish. I would appreciate maybe you could share with me the information you have in terms of who has the signage and who doesnt . That would be great. I appreciate it. Sure. Thank you supervisor. Supervisor tang. Thank you and thank you supervisor campos for your questions. I wanted to build upon something he asked about and Language Services and access and i know for the shelters you have things worry about and health and hygiene issues and standards of care and perhaps language may not be as pressing of a need and i am wondering if you have or going to do an assessment on the demands in terms of the folks requesting certain things so we have data showing what the potential need