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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br /> February 21, 2018 —Draft Minutes <br /> Page 3 of 10 <br /> Commissioner Peterson recalled the Council requested a blueprint for outreach that could be <br /> used by any Commission. <br /> Ms. Olson offered to bring a blueprint she already has from a previous Commission that they <br /> could use as a starting point and suggested it be coupled with the IAP2 training. The <br /> Commission agreed. <br /> b. City Proclamations Next Steps <br /> Chair Holub reported they submitted a written report to the City Council and worked hard to get <br /> clear direction on what to do next. She highlighted the following HRIEC recommendations and <br /> City Council's response to each: <br /> • HRIEC recommendation: Review existing proclamation language. <br /> City Council Response: The Council would like the HRIEC to review the language of the <br /> current City proclamations and report back on any recommended changes. <br /> • HRIEC recommendation: Increase awareness of City proclamations and pilot featured <br /> proclamations. <br /> City Council response: The City Council would like the HRIEC to bring back their <br /> thoughts and ideas for programming suggestions, or other methods to increase awareness, <br /> as well as which proclamations to feature in the pilot program. <br /> • HRIEC recommendation: Add LGBT and Disability Awareness month proclamations <br /> City Council Response: The City Council was supportive of doing another LGBT <br /> proclamation. They would like the HRIEC to make recommendations on any other <br /> proclamations that would be relevant to the community, keeping in mind the current <br /> policy proclamation. <br /> Commissioner Djevi stated he felt the Council was open to their recommendations and that they <br /> like the idea of having the Commission come up with ideas of activities that could be linked to <br /> the proclamations. <br /> Commissioner Dailey summarized they should come up with a way to review the language in the <br /> current proclamations and a list of ways to start advertising. <br /> Chair Holub pointed out there were some proclamations they were told they did not need to <br /> review, and they should only review the ones related to the scope of the Commission. They were <br /> open to having the Commission pick a featured proclamation and propose a process for <br /> developing additional awareness. <br /> Commissioner Peterson expressed concern with only a general plan instead of a detailed plan for <br /> a featured proclamation. They may not be ready to move forward on it if the Council wants them <br /> to. She suggested they be strategic in what they pick. <br /> Commissioner Groff suggested they wait until September to present a plan to the Council due to <br /> the Commission's busy spring and summer schedule of events. <br />