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1/25/2021
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Discuss implementation format and next steps <br /> Look for blind spots Î what are we missing? <br /> <br />Staff presented a draft objective for this project based on feedback that the Commissioners sent in. <br />The draft objective statement staff provided for review was: <br /> <br />To engage the most affected communities to assess the impact of the name on their feeling of being <br />Ðwelcomed, included and respectedÑ in Roseville, including the: <br /> Native American people who live in Roseville <br /> Indigenous populations of Minnesota <br /> Neighbors of Pocahontas Park <br /> Entire Roseville Community <br /> Other?? <br /> <br />Staff added that the draft objective coincides well with the main Community Aspiration for <br />Roseville: ÐAs a community we aspire to be welcoming, inclusive, and respectful.Ñ <br /> <br />Commissioner Lenhart said that she is hopeful that the people of Roseville will learn more about the <br />history of the indigenous people, their history and culture through this process. <br /> <br />Commissioner Baggenstoss agreed with Commissioner Lenhart and suggested that the education <br />piece be added to the objective so it is focused on through the process, not just at the end. <br /> <br />Commissioner Lenhart noted that historians or non-profits may also be valuable experts. <br /> <br />Data options discussed by the Commission included: <br /> Data on population included in packet <br /> Commission has received comments and feedback (through a full call for feedback hasnÓt <br />been put out yet) <br /> Need: <br />o Opinions or target demographics <br />o Other <br /> <br />The Commission discussed contacts to gather additional information from the Native American <br />Community. Potential organizations and contacts discussed: <br /> Minneapolis American Indian Center <br /> Minnesota Indian Affairs Council <br /> St. Paul Schools American Indian Education <br /> <br />Commissioner OÓBrien added that the community perhaps may not have engaged with these groups <br />and that this will be a learning process. She questioned why the Commission is starting from scratch <br />and why she personally is starting from scratch in her familiarity with these groups and their <br />offerings and programs. Finally, she added that she feels like this will be an eye opener for many, in <br />a good way. <br /> <br />Staff agreed that the hope is that this process will create long term relationships. <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />
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