36-year-old man who wasimpacted in the torso.an organization unveileda report that warns aboutwhat to expect next yearschool, reveó problems ofpolyia and affect communitiesof mine. tell us howchanges that areimplementing, let’s see.>> health problemsmental was not a realitypublic of new york, goodbye togive that criminalizesduring the first threequarters of the school year,school buildings dueto covid19, the number of childrenand crisis interventions wasapproximately 24% at highthat the period of timeequivalent in 2016.2 1017.>> apart from demanding withdrawalfrom the school police,the organisation’s spokespersonauthor of the report, tells you thatthe city council shouldpass a bill thatprohibits the police from sketchingstudents in centerseducational.>> says through aif necessary, the use ofrestrictions, membershave to coordinate withschool officials toto take the student to asemi-private place.>> let him be punished for that andthat stigma is created to havesomething bad.>> how was the handlingappropriate to this situation?we have to make sure thathave the training torecognize a health problemmental.through programstraining to wings of 75,000employees in trauma managementCompared to 2020,interventions in schoolsdecreased by 5%,arrests a 60.>> the data is alarming andcallsigns with colored children,disabled and communitypoor.>> according to the document, enterJuly 2018 to Marchthey included childrenAfrican Americans, 36.7 werehandcuffed. 51 8% wereblack students, thechild psychiatry tells usthat after school closings,mental health homework beone of the great challenges ofnew york universities.>> this because children withcovid19 have suffered a lot,lack of structure and listof distancing from seeing thegrandfather and cousins, returnto the world it also causes themvery afraid.>> the department of educationfrom new york not onlyhighlights the appointment of 700professionals, workerssocial and community, butpolitics that involves each timeless in the police or part of
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