reported since the beginning of coronavirus. that is the tip of the iceberg. how will americans respond to a rise in hate crimes against asian-americans? i m joshua johnson. welcome to the week. senate democrats have two big priorities right now. gun control and voting rights. there seems to be some common ground on a background check bill. here is what democratic senator chris murphy of connecticut said today on meet the press. i m not interested in getting 50 votes in the senate. i m interested in getting 60 votes. that s what is required to pass a piece of legislation today. and so i ve been instructed by senator schumer to work over the next several weeks with democrats and willing republicans to try to get a bill that expands background checks that can pass, that can get votes from both sides. don t count us out. 60 votes, a filibuster-proof majority. that could be a high bar to clear right now. but republican senator pat toomey of pennsylvania said it might
i believe that it is important for students to be able to speak to other students because it pretty much eliminates the kind of uncomfortable, like discomfort between students and staff that may arise. and allows us to get an unbiased and unfiltered response on the problems they feel are happening inside the schools. and it allows the district, as a group, to be able to follow the problems that the students feel they re dealing with. as a parent in the district, one of our core values is to be student-centred. you can t get any more students-centred than getting it from the students. we re grateful to have them as part of the stakeholder group this year. hi. i really appreciate this presentation. i appreciate that there is multiple voices. and i guess i wanted to know based on the there is lot of common experiences that folks are expressing and i like that fact that is not just aapac and the special education community. we re seeing some of the trends. i wonder if in
because it pretty much eliminates the kind of uncomfortable, like discomfort between students and staff that may arise. and allows us to get an unbiased and unfiltered response on the problems they feel are happening inside the schools. and it allows the district, as a group, to be able to follow the problems that the students feel they re dealing with. as a parent in the district, one of our core values is to be student-centred. you can t get any more students-centred than getting it from the students. we re grateful to have them as part of the stakeholder group this year. hi. i really appreciate this presentation. i appreciate that there is multiple voices. and i guess i wanted to know based on the there is lot of common experiences that folks are expressing and i like that fact that is not just aapac and the special education community. we re seeing some of the trends. i wonder if in the stakeholder groups where there were differences in terms of the feedback? becaus
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we also we use this information also to think about how we allocate funding. one of the things we ve been able to do i guess in the last year with the nutrition request for proposal, we were able to look at the impact we had on people and start thinking about allocating those dollars a little bit differently and you probably remember we talked about that when linda lou came and presented on the nutrition contracts we had. and then in long-term care operations, we launched the support home pilot to serve older adults who have functional needs tore home care. those unable to buy home care on the private market. and then because that s a pilot, we also have engaged ucsf to conduct a formal evaluation of that program. now we can go to the next slide. so, additional community collaborations. i wanted to talk about a few things we re doing in addition to our regular programming. we have implemented a number of the recommendations of the lgbt aging policy task force that came out,