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137 <br />138 <br />139 <br />140 <br />141 <br />142 <br />143 <br />144 <br />145 <br />Human Rights Commission Minutes <br />November 20, 2013 — Draft Minutes <br />Page 4 of 10 <br />Corneva concluded that the Januarv Communitv Conversation should be viewed as an initial <br />conversation which mav �ive the Commission ideas on what follow-ub mi�ht occur. <br />Chair Grefenber� concurred with Courneva's comments as providin� a cohesive context to the <br />Januar�pro�ram with its framewark for three �ro�rams throu�hout the first six months of 2014. <br />Ms. Curti stated the Neighbarhood Watch program was always seeking captains and this <br />program provided residents a great opportunity to get to know their neighbors. <br />146 In response to Grefenber�'s question on what o�ortunities for communitv involvement could be <br />147 offered Conversation �artici�ants, Commissioner Kavin� Thao clarified that bein� involved in <br />148 your community should not mean just events requirin� residents to come to City Hall, but <br />149 su�gested that residents needed to know that the s�aces in Citv Hall and the �arks �rovided by <br />150 the Citv were theirs to use, as well as other communitv events in which thev were welcome to <br />151 partici�ate. <br />152 <br />153 Grefenber� su��ested that Commissioner Thao �lav a role in brin� this item into more <br />154 brominence at the Januar�pro�ram, as well as possiblv givin� it more prominence than indicated <br />155 in The Advocates �ro�ram at the event itself <br />156 <br />157 Commissioner Chair Grefenberg questioned if the Commission was interested in televising the <br />158 Community Conversation event. He stated there was concern that televising the event may not <br />159 spur honest conversation. He commented one option would be to televise the large group and <br />16o introduction but having the small groups not televised. Ms. Curti stated it would be difficult to <br />161 televise the small group conversations; however the introduction and a summary of the <br />162 conversations could be televised. <br />163 <br />164 Commissioner Courneya indicated the televising of the event could serve as a deterrent for <br />165 participants. She recommended the Community Conversation not be televised. Youth <br />166 Commissioner Sarah Thomas agreed. <br />167 <br />168 Chair Grefenberg stated his recommendation was made simply to assist in educating the broader <br />169 community on the ^�~�T��r��+����'��'�' issues raised at the event. <br />170 <br />171 Commissioner Becker suggested a summary of the event be produced in order to be provided to <br />172 the City Council or general public. Chair Grefenber� said that since there a�eared little su�ort <br />173 for televisin� the Conversation �ro�ram he would dro� that idea and search other o�ortunities <br />174 for broader communitv education, such as that mentioned bv Commissioner Becker � <br />175 +��'�-^�--'� ��^-�^�. <br />176 <br />177 <br />17s <br />179 <br />180 <br />181 <br />Commissioner Becker res�onded that the event mi_�ht �rovide some foota�e—such as �annin� <br />the full room without sound--for a future video on the wark of the Human Ri�hts Commission. <br />Becker also added that at a minimum �hoto�ra�hs should also be taken. Chair Grefenber� <br />thanked him for volunteerin� to do this. <br />