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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br />June 21, 2017 Draft Minutes <br />Page7 of10 <br />They support a Youth Commissioner, but may need to discuss how they can broaden that <br />roleto be part of engagement as well. <br />They co-hosted Race: The Power of Illusion, which was a three-part video series with <br />the Roseville Library. Their 2016-2017 work plan also included planning two mental <br />health forums to discuss elder mental health and find ways to coordinate efforts with <br />Teens for Human Rights at Roseville Area High School. <br />The Commission co-sponsored an event with the High School instead of starting a <br />culturalfestival. <br />CommissionerHolub and other former Community Engagement Commission (CEC) members <br />provided an update on the CEC work plan and the following information: <br />Exploring Opportunities for Involving Underrepresented Communities This was a <br />broad policy project that had just gotten started and is also a priority of the Council. It <br />would be important to have some sort of focus on this topic. <br />Organize Community Engagement Commission Documentation This is less important <br />to this new Commission. <br />Increase Participation in City Initiatives They wantto always be on top of what the City <br />is trying to do, engage at the proper time, and be part of planning in order to help.It is <br />their job to advise the Council. It was suggested the group be notified several months of a <br />project so that they can build relationships and identify community stakeholders before <br />the project begins. Councilmember Laliberte pointed out the City needs tomake sure the <br />group is involved in thevery early stages of suggested engagement and be involved in the <br />community engagement process of the Comprehensive Plan. It is important they know <br />about upcoming projects, and while they may not be the ones to always do the outreach, <br />they could advise staff on it. Ms. Olson suggested this group continue to build <br />relationships within the community regardless of if it is for a particular project.It was <br />suggested they have one person monitor another Commission; however, by the time <br />things are discussed at a Commission meeting, planning is well underway. <br />Create Community Engagement Tool Box This was to provide the City with a list of <br />tools or astandard check list, and would be a good long-term goal. <br />Provide Feedback to Other Outreach Efforts by the City The City Council expressed <br />interest in developing a project plan for a City Open House and a Welcome Packet. <br />Regarding the City Open House, this is an opportunity for people to come to City Hall, <br />learn about City leadership, and meet other City departments. A project plan was <br />created, but never made it to the Council. Councilmember Laliberte commented both <br />Roseville U and the Open House will need to have some sort of a project plan to move <br />forward in the future.They had begun discussions on what a Welcome Packet could look <br />like, and that could be reintroduced to this Commission. <br />Direct Engagement Activities They presented aPhoto Project to the Council, and they <br />agreed it was a good idea. It would be a contest held by the City where people can <br />submit photos on a particular theme, and the pictures would be displayed in a public <br />place. It provides an opportunity for people to get involved with the City as well as for <br /> <br />