August 8, 2022 African American Reparations Advisory Committee meeting

Monday, August 8, 2022

In this page:

    Overview

    Dr. Sheryl Evans Davis, Executive Director
    Eric McDonnell, Committee Chair
    Tinisch Hollins, Committee Vice Chair

    Agenda

    1. 1. Call to order and committee roll call

      Action item

    2. 2. Land and Ancestral Acknowledgements



      Public Comment

    3. 3. Findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under California Government Code Section 54953(e) (Discussion and Possible Action)



      The Commission will discuss and possibly adopt a resolution setting forth findings required under Assembly Bill 361 that would allow the Commission and its subcommittees to hold meetings remotely according to the modified Brown Act teleconferencing provisions set forth in AB 361. Public Comment and Committee Comment

    4. 4. General Public Comment (Discussion Item)



      Public Comment on items not on the agenda.

    5. 5. Chair Report (Discussion Item)

      AARAC Chair Eric McDonnell will share updates and announcements.

      Public Comment Committee Discussion

    6. 6. July 27 Listening session report-back (Discussion Item)

      An AARAC member will share a high level report from the July 27 Listening Session.  Public comment.

    7. 7. Education subcommittee update (Discussion Item)

      The SFAARAC Education Subcommittee will share updates on their ongoing work.

      Starr Williams, Education Subcommittee Member

      Gloria Berry, Education Subcommittee Lead

      Public Comment

    8. 8. Announcements (Discussion Item)

      Committee members and members of the public may offer announcements for upcoming events or other items relevant to the community.

      Public Comment

      Committee Q&A/Discussion

      Public Comment

    9. 9. Adoption of the July 11 meeting recording (Action Item)

      Review and anticipated adoption of video recording of the African American Reparations Advisory Committee’s July 11, 2022 meeting. An opportunity for Committee members to elevate key points from the previous meeting.

      Publ

    10. 10. Adjournment

    Date & Time

    Monday, August 8, 2022
    5:30 pm

    Online

    This meeting takes place on Zoom.
    Webinar ID: 978 1303 7169
    Passcode: 826144
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    Phone

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    August 8, 2022 Meeting Video

    Documents

    African American Reparations Committee Report

    Notices

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