They share their thoughts and their insights of their book unwavering. Tonights moderator is mr. Nelson. Mr. Nelson is an accomplished author. Dean writes for the new york times, boston globe, san diego magazine, christianity, sojourners and several national publications. He has won several awards the society of professional journalists, for his reporting and has written or cowritten books. Please join me in welcoming dean nelson dean nelson. Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you, dave, and welcome to you three. Oh, gosh, this is such a thrill to get to talk with the three of you. And welcome to to all of you who are here to to hear about this. Pat, were going to get to you so, you know, sit just for a minute here, but i want to think, judy silverstein, great youre a former reporter. Youve worked in coast guard Third Generation military. This is you. You really know what youre talking about in this book, or at least that thats the sense i got from taylor baldwin, kaelin, youre also T
Background in youth work. Worked in china town before so having you four from Youth Commission join today is very interesting to hear your thoughts and concerns and what you are talking about from the Youth Commission and your generation your thoughts. Lets get into it. Start with introductions. Your name. Grade rkts school. And what lead you to become into the Youth Commission . Could start with emily. So, my name is emily, she her pronouns. inaudible in San Francisco. And i joined the Youth Commission because growing up i relied on Public Transportation and a lot of Community Organizations such as inaudible and through these organizations they introduced me to a lot of Community Organizing movements happening and that is when i learned of the Youth Commission because my friend was also on it at the time and i was interested because i saw a benefited from a lot of Public Service in San Francisco and wanted to insure all youth in San Francisco could have opportunities to benefit from t
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Background in youth work. Worked in china town before so having you four from Youth Commission join today is very interesting to hear your thoughts and concerns and what you are talking about from the Youth Commission and your generation your thoughts. Lets get into it. Start with introductions. Your name. Grade rkts school. And what lead you to become into the Youth Commission . Could start with emily. So, my name is emily, she her pronouns. inaudible in San Francisco. And i joined the Youth Commission because growing up i relied on Public Transportation and a lot of Community Organizations such as inaudible and through these organizations they introduced me to a lot of Community Organizing movements happening and that is when i learned of the Youth Commission because my friend was also on it at the time and i was interested because i saw a benefited from a lot of Public Service in San Francisco and wanted to insure all youth in San Francisco could have opportunities to benefit from t
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