True," uh, my name is Dan Fermanski. I am with Green Amendments for the Generations. I'm really glad to welcome everybody here this evening. I know some folks will also be watching this recording later on, so wherever you are when you watch this, thanks for joining us. Tonight is all about all things green amendment, all things New Mexico, all things public health, environment justice, our care for the earth and our planet, and our fellow New Mexicans. And we're going to hear from a lot of folks tonight who have been an active part of this campaign, and they're going to tell you all about the many ways to engage. So I'm going to go ahead and pass the baton right to Nicole, who has been a core part of our strategy team, to properly welcome everybody. (Music) Thank you so much, Dan. So, I want to again thank everyone for coming today. We're bombarded with Zoom meetings, and just to even catch this recording at a later time, it means the world. So, to lead, my name's Nicole Bonovich, and I wear many hats. Right, I'm the Secretary of the Veterans and Military Families Caucus, Simon Dedicated Autolante Progressive Caucus member, I'm a member of Olay New Mexico, but today I'm coming to you as a part of the Green Amendment for the Generations action team. I have an MSW and an MBA from Highlands University, and my family has resided in New Mexico since prior to its statehood. That being said, again, you're going to hear a lot about the green amendment. But for me, it's very simple. I'm a disabled veteran, and if any of you all watch the new Apple TV or if you have Apple TV, there's a John Stewart episode, his very first...
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