quick recap on the reparations task force was put on a ballot in 2021 seated in 2023 and fully staffed and seated in 2024 so we have 13 members in 2021 it was passed with overwhelming support, over 80% of the voting population currently. Now our office is at 4605, cast Avenue, um, we're there from 12 to five every Tuesday and Thursday. So feel free to come to our office during our office hours. We have our weekly meetings every Tuesday at 5:30pm been working on finalizing the report and also working with the report writer and project manager, obviously to oversee operational and administrative support some of our partnerships and university research that we did included Columbia University, whose report we shared, the harms report from the University of Michigan. We also worked with Wayne State, Howard University, and groups like the reparation education project, the black. Bottom archives. We've had at a meeting, the National Symposium for state and local reparations and lawyers, bankers, Community Land Trust, and we've been getting a lot of great research going into our report. Once again, our new survey is the eligibility survey, which we're trying to build up, and our community survey, which we featured on the news we also had at our public sessions. We've had monthly public sessions for about the past year now, and the feedback that we got from the Public Sessions is what we use to put the 30 policy proposals together, also the four questions that are in the eligibility survey, building a report team. So I believe, in February, we talked about onboarding the writer. So at this point, the writer has been onboarded, the writer has been given the outline, and we're working with the reporter now to finish the report, and we're going to talk a little bit about that during the breakout sessions today, as well data gathering, ensuring completeness. So again, the roundtable discussions that we had that's the purpose of this meeting, remember, our social said as well, to get feedback from the community, and also working with city departments is something that we've been working on since October, like the legislative policy division, to help us with the implementation and the administration of our policy objectives once the report is given to city council in June. Breakman, no report the outline and the topic. So the outline is going to cover history, eligibility, recommendations and areas for redress, and some of the sources that we have with recruitment areas well, black reparation project, Dawn of Detroit, white bonus, and again, the National Symposium for state and local reparations, which is the largest reparations organization in the nation, that we attended last December, extending the reach. So at our last public session, we mentioned that we would be asking for an extension. We did present the City Council our annual report on February 25 and we asked for that three month extension. We also gave the report and answer questions from City Council at the next formal session, they did grant us the extension, so we are now set to present our final report and our presentation to City Council at the end of June, just real quick on our budget as of April 7. So by a couple of days ago, our remaining balance is about $213,000 we've used about 203,000 so roughly over half of our budget is still here that we were Allocated. Allocated 350,000 initially, and then another 66,000 for fiscal year, 25 so just to recap, actively working with the report writer to finalize the report, incorporating community input expert analysis, as we intend to do today. And upon completion, the report will be publicly released, and we'll have a public session like this to share the findings before it's officially given to city council, and that concludes it. Just want to give our contact info. Once again, we're at 4605, cast Avenue. You could call us at 313-439-5645, email us at reparations at Detroit mi gov, reparations at Detroit mi.gov and our website is Detroit mi.gov/reparation so there are many ways to get in contact with us, and we look forward to hearing info from everybody. So with that, I'll send it back to the Chair. Thank you.