Engardio. Thank you for filling in today. Mr. Clerk, i like to first of all hear if you have any announcements. Yes, Public Comment will be taken on each item on the agenda. When your item comes up and Public Comment is called please line up to speak at your right. You may submit comment in writing in either of the follow ways, email my San Francisco at victor. Young. Sfgov. Org. You may also send to 1 dr. Carlton b goodlett place. Please silence cell phones and electronic devices. Items are expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda of march 26, 2024. That completes my announcement. Motion to excuse supervisor ronan. On that motion, supervisor engardio, aye. Supervisor safai, aye. Vice chair walton, aye. The motion passes without objection. Thank you. Please call item 1. Item 1, motion approving rejecting the mayors nomination of lieutenant leonard poggio to the Entertainment Commission, term ending july 1, 2026. clerk of the board charter, section 4. 117, provides that thi
Would say Historical Perspectives are important and policymaking. But there is much less understanding about how to actually link perspectives to policymaking a when, where, and what context it is appropriate. A series of panels about history and policy with federal historians who are often those closest to policymaking and might have some valuable thoughts to offer. We all appreciate that inside. My name is claire altman, i am the directory of the federal Judicial Center in washington, d c. It is the research and Education Agency and the History Office is responsible to promote programs and work to preserve the history of the judiciary. I am honored to be joined by four other historians. I will introduce them now and will assume since there biographies are relevant that they will fill in if i have missed any key points. Each will speak 57 minutes and then you will have a moderated discussion. I will start to my immediate right. A historian at the state Department Responsible for the F
Would say Historical Perspectives are important and policymaking. But there is much less understanding about how to actually link perspectives to policymaking a when, where, and what context it is appropriate. A series of panels about history and policy with federal historians who are often those closest to policymaking and might have some valuable thoughts to offer. We all appreciate that inside. My name is claire altman, i am the directory of the federal Judicial Center in washington, d c. It is the research and Education Agency and the History Office is responsible to promote programs and work to preserve the history of the judiciary. I am honored to be joined by four other historians. I will introduce them now and will assume since there biographies are relevant that they will fill in if i have missed any key points. Each will speak 57 minutes and then you will have a moderated discussion. I will start to my immediate right. A historian at the state Department Responsible for the F
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