Clarence Jones

Okay.

I'm a fatherhood doula.

Okay.

So I do a lot of things around fathers.

So my question to you is in this work, have you identified a role to engage fathers in this conversation as well?

Because a lot of times it's very, very general, but there are some things that you guys invite their role as important too.

So I just want to ask.

You know, it's funny.

I am, as I said, I'm a fatherhood practitioner.

We actually have a daddy book and we have one that's now being it is from prenatal all the way up to age three.

And then we have one that's now being published in Spanish.

But one of the things that I thought about is going to be interesting to include a section.

that asks fathers who have children in daycare, asking them to ask if there is an AED there.

You know what I mean?

So I see already some, I want you to know there's some positive outcomes from this conversation right here that we're going to be able to do and to ask other fatherhood practitioners to do the same thing.

So that's why I wanted to ask that question.

applaud your your efforts so clarence last thoughts yeah my last thoughts hey listen uh you'll be hearing more from me i think that the things that you're doing uh the public health portion uh the policy making uh community engagement all of the kinds of things that we look forward to in order to make our communities healthier

And so I think that there are a lot of things that people can learn from you.

So I just, I want to, again, I'm like Stan, I'm sorry that the event had to happen, but at the same time, there'll be some good that will come out of this.

So thank you very much for spending your time with us.