[applause] i was born and raised in hunters point, and i began making my living as a cosmetologist. I owned my own business. I opened a hair salon, which i had to close due to rising rent. Being a single mother with a daughter going to college, i needed to find a more stable career. At that point, i had found the city build program. Throughout city build, i learned the skills required to be a to have a successful construction career. I have benefited from Affordable Housing which is how i was able to provide and support my daughter during the city build process. After i graduated, i became a carpenter, working for Carpenters Union local 22. Before having the opportunity and the blessing of joining local 38, which is the plumbers and Pipefitters Union of San Francisco. Living here in San Francisco in the 94124 has given me the benefit and a stable career to be in and pay rent in San Francisco. Thats why we need more Affordable Housing. We need more Affordable Housing for all of the reas
Music doesnt change. [laughter] last one. When we were at the project level we tried to develop multilingual materials, that we did last year. On your left you will see our vision zero safe spot posters that are currently being sold right now. They started last weekend and should be complete this weekend and are in 150 different locations throughout the city. On your right you will see examples of our materials from our postfatality outreach cards from our Crisis Response team and also the memorial posters that we install. When we are at community events, farmers markets, libraries, sunday street these are the multilingual materials we have. Sorry. On your left, you will see comment cards in spanish and chinese that were developed specifically for the communities these cards are not available in english. I also wanted to give you an update on our chinese focus campaign which is part of our deliverables and our action strategy. Here are pictures of us in partnering with chinese hospital
Theres my grandma. Well come. Welcome to San Francisco James R Herman cruz terminal at pier 27. The first stop for all most 300 thousand people who come here every year from around the world to our beautiful city. I want to tell you about another jewel of the San Francisco port that just celebrated 125 years. The San Francisco Ferry Building. [applause] in the 19th century, commuters and visitors traveled by train or ferry or both. A Ferry Terminal on the waterfront downtown was a practical necessity. It was the sfo of its day. Grand central station. But as we so often do, San Francisco built a practical space a world class beauty, with a 245 foot clock tower along arched arcade, and a interior worthy of a renaissance cathedral. At the foot of Market Street, a beautiful bridge from water to land, the Ferry Building announced to every commuter, every traveller, this is San Francisco. You have arrived. Until that is, [applause] until that is, in the late 1930s when two new bridges the ba
Welcome everybody. Justices, it is so great to have you here to help celebrate civic learning week. To those of you who are tuning in our here for the first part of the day, this is in operating a full week of activity all around the United States to emphasize the centrality ofleard the ability to govern ourselves in this democratic republic. We are so delighted to be joined here by justices sotomayor and barrett. They need no introduction, but i feel compelled to provide one nonetheless and to kind of add respect for their offices and for their achievements to share what we have here. Nia sotomayor , associate justice, was born in the bronx on june 25th, 1954. She earned a ba from princeton university, graduating summa, loudly, and receiving the highest academic honor presented to an undergraduate. In 1979 she earned a jd from yale law school. She served as editor of the yale law journal. She later served as an assistant District Attorney in the New York County District Attorneys offi
Discusses how multilevel marketinprofits. She is interviewed by a Business Insider correspondent. Watch book tv every sunday on cspan2, and find a full hedule on the program guide, or watch online anytime at booktv. Org. Announcer now, Supreme Court justices Sonia Sotomayor and amy coney barrett. They talk about the importance discussion hosted by the group icivics, which the late Justice Sandra day oconnor founded in 2009. This is just over one hour. Welcome everybody. Justices, it is so great to have you here to help celebrate civic learning week. To those of you who are tuning in our the first part of the day, this is in operating a full week of activity all around the United States to emphasize the centrality of civic learning at this time and the ability to govern ourselves in this democratic republic. We are so delighted to be joined here by justices sotomayor and barrett. They need no introduction, but i feel compelled to provide one nonetheless and to kind of add respect for th