Human Rights Commission
Brookings City & County Government Center 520 3rd St., Room 300
Agenda — 11 items
- 1. Call To Order
- 2. Introductions
- 3. Approval of Agenda
- 4. Approval of Minutes
- 5. Public Comment
- 6. New Business a. HRC vacancy (Nagy) b. Human rights and DEIA (Nagy)
- 7. Old Business a. Working Group attendance (Qurashi) b. Budget (Bell)
- 8. Reports a. Liaisons i. Brookings Police Department ii. SDSU Police Department iii. Brookings Sheriff Office iv. Brookings School District v. SDSU vi. Disability Committee vii. CLEAR viii. SDSU SA b. Task Forces i. PEAK campaign ii. DEI Initiative c. Working Groups i. Legislative ii. Social Media/Communication iii. Common Read iv. LGBTQ Awareness v. International Outreach vi. Inclusivity/Community Outreach vii. Trainings/Complaint Process viii. Africans in the Diaspora Culture Awareness ix. Indigenous Peoples
- 9. Adjournment
- 10 Human Rights Commission Members: VACANT, Lee Mallak, Carla Gatzke, Emma Nusrat Qurashi, Dianne Nagy, Nieema Thasing, Erica Moore, and Pastor Mark Johnsen; College Student Representative Joseph Ulloa, SDSU Liaison: Marjoanne Thompson, Harley Fischer, Brookings School District Liaison: Michelle VandeWeerd; County Appointment: Behnoosh Amandi; LGBTQ Liaisons: VACANT; Police Liaisons: Brookings County Sheriff's Department Marty Stanwick, SDSU Police Department Chief Timothy Heaton, Brookings Police Department Caleb Johnson. City Staff: Casey Bell Human Resources Director.
- 11 Assisted Listening Systems (ALS) are available upon request by contacting (605) 692-6281. If you require additional assistance, alternative formats, and/or accessible locations consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act, please contact Casey Bell, City ADA Coordinator and Human Resources Director, at (605) 692-6281 at least three working days prior to the meeting.
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