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Roseville Human Rights Commission <br />November 16, 2011 - Draft Minutes <br />Page 3 of 6 <br />92 Several other Commissions asked questions about how the Facebook Page would operate, including <br />93 whether the public could add comments on the Wall pa�e. Siliciano said that current plans were not <br />94 to allow this, but that the Commission could post its flvers and events; and thus reach voung_people. <br />95 <br />96 Grefenberg asked staff if this would be the first Commission-sponsored Facebook page. City <br />97 Mana�er Bill Malinen responded it would be the iirst commission-sponsored Facebook pa e,�as <br />98 compared to citv department Facebook pa�es• <br />99 <br />100 Chair Grefenberg asked staff to present the completed Communications Plan to the full <br />101 Commission. <br />102 <br />103 <br />104 Other Items <br />105 <br />106 Commissioner Kaying Thao and Carolyn Curti provided information about the movie "Not in Our <br />107 Town." The movie was about a community where some youths attached immigrants as a"sport" <br />108 and their actions escalated until an immigrant was killed. The movie looked at what led up to the <br />109 murder and the community's response. Commissioner Thao and Curti had only seen about 15 <br />110 minutes of the movie. They said the movie touched on a very serious subject suggested that the <br />111 commission watch it to help plan the program and consider speakers to facilitate the discussion <br />112 following the movie. <br />113 <br />114 Carolyn Curti said �a planning committee is looking at two approaches to show the movie to the <br />115 community. The school district wants to incorporate into their curriculum and show it in specific <br />116 classrooms and cultural groups. The second approach would be to have the Human Rights <br />117 Commission sponsoring showing it at the public library and inviting the community to attend. <br />118 <br />ll 9 Currently, the committee plans to include the Human Rights Commission, Roseville Police <br />120 Department and the Roseville Library, as well as considering involving other groups. They are just <br />121 in the beginning of planning and have a lot of details to wark out. <br />122 <br />123 Chair Grefenber�suggested that Youth Commission Marie Siliciano also be on the planning�-ou� <br />124 especially relating to the high school showings of the film. He said that the Youth Commissioners <br />125 could use it as a venue for nrovidin� information on their activities to their fellow hi�h school <br />126 students. <br />127 <br />128 Grefenberg also commented that he saw the general community showings to be another pro r�� <br />129 the Communit.�gue pro rg am a�roved b_y the Commission last August. Commissioner Thao, <br />130 lead for that �ro r� r�eed. <br />131 <br />132 Commissioners discussed whether the Commission as a whole should watch the hour-lon� movie. <br />133 Commissioners agreed to show the movie and invite others to watch it, if they are available. Chair <br />134 Grefenber� said he would not like to devote an hour of formal meetin� time to it, but su�orted a <br />135 showin� to Commission members. <br />136 <br />137 <br />