Supervisor breed . Supervisor london breed thank you. Its a long time coming. The collaboration part really im going to take credit for the fact that district 5 started all of the collaboration way back when sadly we had too many of our kids that were lost to gun violence. We felt a need to come together as a community to Work Together with the police and with all the entities that were receiving funding to support this particular population. Which brings me to the only concern about i have about this whole process, the only concern about everything we are doing, we talk about kids, programs, schools, challenges and we need to continue in this direction, there is no question. The common question, disproportionately, the African American boys are the ones that are truant and ending up in jail and victims of homicide on our street in San Francisco. And clearly something is not working in this city and unfortunately it is a problem throughout the country, but in San Francisco, we have the
But there were always barriers to it and i cant share my information. My database doesnt work with yours and i thought, this is bullshit, sorry. [ laughter ] this is ridiculous to listen to the excuses that we had because we werent aligned. Also. Another example, Early Childhood education, we had a Great Program huge. But the Community Also have when you take them into totality is huge also. And yet, there is hardly any discussion between the two groups. And part of it is the kids that we serve, the low income children that we serve in the community, they are going into public schools. Why arent we talking to each other. Im all for this alignment and the shared vision and so forth. You know, part of what im hoping for is we go beyond services. Its not just about services. Thats what weve been talking about and most of the groups talk about this and this is the focus and when you look at whats happening in San Francisco and most of you probably in the audience know that San Francisco ha
Help our young people, i dont want to see it go to waste. I want to see it used in an effective manner in their lives. I want to thank you both as leaders to think outside the box and move forward in our city and collaborate and continue to work to make our lives better in San Francisco, yes, we have made progress, but there is still a lot of work to be done. Supervisor mark farrell thank you supervisor breed. Supervisor yee . Supervisor norman yee thank you superintendant carranza for your presentation. Well, maybe some of the older folks know that i have been involved with this whether its a Childrens Fund or renewal and somewhere along the line i have been involved and i have seen the evolution of these funds and what this has brought us. And because i have seen it, i also see the possibilities in terms of how we can improve. So, the groups that have been discussing this, not only with ococ but the Community Groups and c pack and so forth and other groups that may have discussed thi
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