Chair Williams calls next panel and mentions Scope of Work

The next panel is Eva Davis and Sherelle Dixon.

You know what?

I saw you, and then I ain't put it together.

My soul roar.

Sherelle.

And Nene, I'm saying this wrong.

You have to correct me.

Maybe I can't read it.

White, scope of, oh, yes, we've been emailing.

Is she here?

Or is she online?

This person, Miss White, maybe she was here in...

Oh, okay.

I have to email her.

You've been emailing.

I would have loved to meet her in person.

Okay, very McGovrinda.

Oh, Jerry.

I can't read.

You know, I have this whole doctorate and I can't read.

Scope of Work is a cool organization, by the way.

I never heard of them.

I recently heard of them.

They created their own.

I'm, like, talking to the people who do research.

They did their own, like, report very similar to the Center for Urban Futures report called, like, Scope of Work.

They have this whole, it's, I'm sad I missed her because I would have loved to.

You looking them up?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And it's like a young group of artists and sort of like gig workers of color.

Anyway, they email me and I'm like, oh, this is cool.

Sorry.

To the wonderful panel here.