Of california during the 19th century and the californios who lived in the region. In particular, he focuses on business and pio pico, pictured here who was the governor of Alta California under mexican role. This was hosted by the California Historical society and San Francisco. Welcome. My name is marie silva. I am the manuscript librarian at the California Historical society. I also cocurated our 2014 exhibition. I am really excited about tonights program. It is my great pleasure to introduce our speaker, dr. Carlos salomon. He is an associate professor of ethnic studies at cal state east bay. He works on borderland studies and such. In the biography of pio pico, it is a pioneering work that presents him as not a victim but as a historical agent that navigated the history of california with great resourcefulness. This portrait of pico challenges the paradigm of the decline of the californios, there which that experience has often been connected drawing a , connection between the str
Of california during the 19th century and the californios who lived in the region. In particular, he focuses on business and pio pico, pictured here who was the governor of Alta California under mexican role. This was hosted by the California Historical society and San Francisco. Welcome. My name is marie silva. I am the manuscript librarian at the California Historical society. I also cocurated our 2014 exhibition. I am really excited about tonights program. It is my great pleasure to introduce our speaker, dr. Carlos salomon. He is an associate professor of ethnic studies at cal state east bay. He works on borderland studies and such. In the biography of pio pico, it is a pioneering work that presents him as not a victim but as a historical agent that navigated the history of california with great resourcefulness. This portrait of pico challenges the paradigm of the decline of the californios, there which that experience has often been connected drawing a , connection between the str
They also, because of the weight opioidswork the way work, they have to change their brains back. This is a biological thing. Your brain is an organ and once these doctors hand you these pills and say, we took a more out of your mouth, take these goals, take these pills, for a lot of people, those pills damage that organ. Watch on cspan and www. Cspan. Org, and listen on the free cspan radio app. Now, the keynote speakers at the third annual wikiconference, held in october in san diego, including the Wikimedia Foundation executive director. This is one hour 10 minutes. Right . All right, hi name is catherine marr, katherine maher. The Wikimedia Foundation is a Nonprofit Foundation that host then supports wikipedia. We are proud to work with many global organizations, the many global organizations and partners that support the community of wikimedians and the projects. I am so excited to be here for the third annual wiki conference in the United States and the first ever wikiconference
App. Now, the keynote speakers at the third annual wikiconference, held in october in san diego, including the Wikimedia Foundation executive director. This is one hour 10 minutes. Right . All right, hi my name is katherine maher. The Wikimedia Foundation is a Nonprofit Foundation that host s and supports wikipedia and other free knowledge project. We are proud to work with many global organizations, the many global organizations and partners that support the community of wikimedians and the projects. I am so excited to be here for the third annual wiki conference in the United States, and the first ever wikiconference north america. It is amazing to see how our community continues to grow and reach beyond our own borders every day. It is my first time at a wikiconference in the United States, and i cannot say how excited i am to be in san diego. It is my vote we do more events here already. I want to thank our incredible conference organizers for putting together this event. This week
Hoping to have a conversation about the future of our movement. As i said at the beginning, we have been an incredible initiative, an incredible movement, an Incredible Community of people for 15 years now. We have achieved a tremendous amount. And one of the things that i think im hearing as i go around and talk to people is gosh, weve achieved all of this and got this incredible momentum and these resources and were perhaps positioned in way today that we have never been positioned before to take advantage of the opportunities that are out there, the hard challenges in front of us, and the imperative to bring more people into our movement to make it the thing we want it to be. And how do we go about doing this . What gets us moving in the same direction together or at least sets out a direction in which we can all bring our unique resources, capacity, and skills in the contexts and cultures in which we work wom . What is the next mountain we want to climb . Its not that were done yet