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Roseville Human Rights Commission November 16, 2011 - Draft Minutes Page 2 of 6 48 to attend the January or Februarv meeting to discuss this issue with the Commission. Until then he 49 asked the Committee chairs or leads to notify him of any committee meetings, and Carolyn Curti so 50 she could determine if official notice should be posted. Curti asked that committee chairs give her a 51 minimum of three days notice before their meetin�s. 52 53 Chair Grefenberg encouraged the Outreach Committee to use email lists collected from various 54 Commission-sponsored forums far outreach to the community. He mentioned that these lists could 55 be used to alert the community about human rights activities both sponsored by the Coinmission 56 and not Commission-sponsored. 57 58 Commissioners discussed various ways to use the lists, including sending messages about things 59 happening in the community. Youth Commissioner Marie Siliciano suggested that the proposed 60 Facebook pa�e could be a useful tool for this, by including those messages onto the Facebook page 61 she is working on. 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 jCommissioner Thelma McKenzie arrived at this time.l Carolyn Curti distributed an updated Commission roster, reminding commissioners that some information on the roster was non-public. Operations Committee Chair Grefenberg reviewed the Operations Committee report as distributed in the commissioners' packets. The committee reconsidered whether any commissioner may participate/attend standing coinmittees, but they did not take any action. 74 The Operations Committee moved that the Commission establish a Youth Engagement Task Force 75 to be composed of the youth commissioner and e�€� commissioners Grefenber� and Thao. The 76 purpose of this task force is to identify human rights issues, educational opportunities and programs 77 to serve youth in the Roseville community. Motion prevailed 6/0/1 with one abstention (McKenzie). 78 79 The Operations Committee recommended that the Cominission �e continu�ge membership 80 in the League of Minnesota Human Rights Commission (LMHRC), and ��gauthorize the 81 pa,y�gment of annual dues of approximately $180. Motion prevailed unanimously. 82 . . .� . . :• . .. .. : .� Youth Commissioner's Report Commissioner Siliciano said she is working on *'�° �^^°'�^^'� �^�-° �ra a communications plan for the Facebook pa�e. It would be used to post what is happening in the community and would be a good way to reach youth. Commissioner Brisbois asked how a Commissioner could post on the Facebook pa�e if he ar she wanted to publicize a Commission event. Carolyn Curti said the commissioner should send the posting to her or Siliciano, who ^'^�R =T �*'� �'�*�� *^�� would have administrative rights to add new items to the page.