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Human Rights, Inclusion and Engagement Commission Minutes <br />July 17, 2019 <br />Page 2 of 17 <br /> <br />Youth Commissioner Iverson reported this is his last meeting. He thanked the Commission for <br />the last two years with the Commission. He noted he gave the Commission his notes on the <br />Book Club Committee. <br /> <br />Commissioner Peterson presented a certificate and thank you card to Youth Commissioner <br />Iverson. She thanked Youth Commissioner Iverson for all his hard work and giving his opinion <br />over the past two years. <br /> <br />Commissioner Lee arrived at 6:43 p.m. <br /> <br />Ms. Olson stated from a staff perspective it was great working with Youth Commissioner <br />Iverson and wished him the best of luck. <br /> <br />New Business <br /> <br />a. Parade Debrief <br />Commissioner Peterson indicated this year the HRIEC chose to engage all of the <br />Commissions in walking in the parade with the Commission. There was a great <br />turnout from all of the Commissions. She noted the T-shirts for the parade this year <br />was tie-dye in trying to highlight the LGBTQIA+ month. There were a couple of <br />members from the community that either identify or support that group that were at <br />the parade. She thought overall it went pretty well. <br /> <br />Ms. Olson noted from a staff perspective, she heard positive feedback on the number <br />of Commissioners that attended and comments from the community that it was a <br />really good showing. She thanked Commissioner Peterson for all her good work and <br />for attending all of the meetings. <br /> <br />Chair Beltmann thought the turnout was awesome and loved the tie-dyed shirts which <br />stood out. She thought the idea of tying marching in the parade with something that <br />is going on was a really good idea as a way to highlight that but the Commission <br />could have done more with more time in terms of getting more turn out and also <br />making it more clear what the Commission was doing. She did not think people <br />understood what the Commission was trying to do. The other thing was two years in <br />a row the candy ran out so something to consider for next year is to stage tossing out <br />the candy so maybe having each Commission distribute the candy at different points <br />in the parade route. She thought the Commission could do a better job of dispersing <br />the candy. <br /> <br />Commissioner Djevi thanked Commissioner Peterson for all the work she put into the <br />parade and the organization. It showed engagement of the City of Roseville with the <br />public. <br /> <br />Commissioner James asked what the purpose was of the parade and if there was a <br />committee that works on the parade planning. <br /> <br />