And directives and Commission Members and employees will attend the meeting through Video Conference and participating in the meeting to the same extent as if they were physically present. Public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, closed channel 26 and sfgovtv. Org are teaming the str. Each member will be allowed two minutes to speak. Opportunities to speak during the comment public period are available via the zoom platform. Using meeting i. D. 848 9880 0745 or call 1 888 4754499 tollfree. If using zoom platform to speak select the raised hand option when its time for Public Comment. If calling by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. Please call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your tension or radio. Keep that radio turned down its really important. When your item of interest comes up dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line and call from e recommend you use zoom audio or telephone submit a written Public Comment throu
On each item on this agenda, closed channel 26 and sfgovtv. Org are teaming the str. Each member will be allowed two minutes to speak. Opportunities to speak during the comment public period are available via the zoom platform. Using meeting i. D. 848 9880 0745 or call 1 888 4754499 tollfree. If using zoom platform to speak select the raised hand option when its time for Public Comment. If calling by phone, dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line. Please call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly and turn down your tension or radio. Keep that radio turned down its really important. When your item of interest comes up dial star 9 to be added to the speaker line and call from e recommend you use zoom audio or telephone submit a written Public Comment through the chat function on the zoom. Thank you to sfgovtv and Media Services for sharing this with the public. Well start the meeting with a roll call. [ roll call ] you for goat me. Iforget me. Im sorry com. You are here. Al
Hi there. My name is eric. Im speaking on behalf of philip jones for seat 3. Im the mentoring and Peer Support Program coordinator with Jail Behavioral Health and reentry services. Philip is a mentor working with our program. We work with most of the treatment court, Behavioral Health court, misdemeanor Behavioral Health court drug court, Veterans Court and Mental Health diversion. I want to speak up on behalf of philip. Although, i think, he did really good job presenting. All of you did. Philip had become a Substance Users when he was younger. He became homeless. Hes bipolar as he had said. Hes amazing with working with people really natural using motivations and interviewing. He joins with people in jail and guides them through the process of making it through the criminal Justice System showing them how they can go on living accessing services and pursuing a dream of sobriety and stability to also reduce recidivism. Hes a role model doing work at the cast, organizing the sort of en
A Better Future for themselves and their babies. But 1st we take a look at the population problem just how many people are there on our planet and can it cope with a soul. In the early 18 hundreds the global population hit the 1000000000 mark for the 1st time thanks to more efficient farming methods and greater access to food it grew quickly after that medical progress then pushed down mortality rates giving populations a further based in industrial countries birth rates have slowed down now its mainly the populations of developing nations that continue to expand today there are well over 7000000000 of us. Neonatal ward in kabul. These tiny vulnerable infants represent the future of afghanistan. The world needs the next generation or does it. Can our planet deal with a growing population does it have the resources to cope. What told us to take on nature and the climate cities such as delhi in jakarta struggle with the fallout from overcrowding every day there are just too many people l
A Better Future for themselves and their babies. First we take a look at the population problem just how many people are there on our planet and can it cope with us all. In the early 18 hundreds the global population hit the 1000000000 mark for the 1st time thanks to more efficient farming methods and greater access to food it grew quickly after that medical progress then pushed down mortality rates giving populations a further based in industrial countries birth rates have slowed down now its mainly the populations of developing nations that continue to expand today there are well over 7000000000 of us. The neo natal ward in kabul. These tiny vulnerable infants represent the future of afghanistan. Well the world needs the next generation or does it. Can our planet deal with a growing population does it have the resources to cope. What toll does it take on nature and the climate cities such as delhi and jakarta struggle with the fallout from overcrowding every day there are just too ma