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Meet the new Community Council members. Jami K. LeBaron works as the community development manager at @rosecdc. She believes community is the driver for better mental, physical and psychological outcomes in life. Learn more about Jami and the council: bit.ly/3HZouo4
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It's time! Applications are now open for Portland's Government Transition Advisory Committee.
Are you passionate about helping to shape the future of Portland?
Apply today! Deadline is Sunday, February 12th at 11:59pm.
👉 bit.ly/transition-advisory
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.@ROSECDC installed one of the first community-led projects at Jim & Salle's Place, an affordable apartment community. Subscribers— all utility customers with low incomes—each expect to save up to $220/year on electricity bills.
See how they amped up: bit.ly/36YjTUJ
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We're excited to partner with @RedCross for the Lents Community Red Cross Smoke Alarm Install Event Saturday, May 21st in the Lents neighborhood.
For more information about this event or to request an appointment, please visit: redcross.org/cascades
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Join @YouthInc_NYC and @helloinsightSEL for a conversation with youth workers from around the country on their experiences of race and DEI and its impacts on mental health.
DETAILS: buff.ly/3LXFKeF
#YouthWorkersSpeakOut #YouthSpeakOut #Nonprofits
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With help from Energy Trust, @ROSECDC has installed one of the first community-led projects under Oregon’s Community Solar Program. ☀️
#CommunitySolar #RenewableEnergy
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We're thankful for Movement of Movements sponsor @ROSECDC, which offers neighborhood-based solutions to deeply entrenched social problems by building housing and community. Watch the event at bit.ly/MOM_OPAL or join them in supporting us at opalpdx.org/donate.
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Come join Johnson Creek Watershed Council for our annual creek clean up! This is part of our ongoing effort to create a healthier Johnson Creek. Each year people come together to join forces to remove ~5 tons of garbage. Be part of the change with us!
jcwc.org/events/2021-johnson…
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Our #Orchardsof82nd project is a finalist in @UrbanLandInst's Jack Kemp Excellence in #AffordableHousing Awards! 🤗 Exciting news for our partners @ROSECDC + @APANONews! buff.ly/3BKkjIN
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Powerful to gather at the Orchards of 82nd Avenue building, an affordable housing and community gathering space built in partnership with #EastPortland communities. Honored to work toward this vision with amazing community orgs, elected leaders, & community members!
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Proud to publish this coalition letter from @WeHouseOregon, @proudground, @ROSECDC, @BRIDGEhousing, @SERAarchitects, @mwaarch & other affordable housers.
Obstructive design appeals kill good projects. PDX should embrace appeal-proof objective standards.
portlandneighborswelcome.org…
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Due to unusually hot temperatures and dry conditions, PF&R is announcing an immediate ban on the use of all legal and illegal fireworks. Please do not call 911 to report fireworks use - our 911 system must be saved for reporting only active fires and serious medical problems.
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Congrats to @ROSECDC, #HDC + #ONeillWalsh for our #AffordableHousing Team Award from @EarthAdvantage! Truly an honor! buff.ly/2FiyHPX
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Starting today, we’re replacing our fleet of bikes with pedal-assist ebikes, making everyday trips even easier. Explore more of Portland on two wheels — available on the BIKETOWN and Lyft apps. [1 / 4]
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big.digital.justice.news.tod….
Portland allocates $3.5M in pandemic relief funds to overcome digital divide in frontline communities, emphasizing low-income people, people of color, and people experiencing intellectual &/or developmental disabilities
tl/dr: so, umm, this happened:
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"I have worked in community development for 35 years. We can end homelessness if the region works together to fund and deliver proven strategies that support people who need help."
Thank you, @rosecdc!
#WeAreHereTogether
👉🏾Pledge to Vote YES: buff.ly/2yevrBA
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What’s ironic about the billionaires donating $ to help end homelessness and poverty is that if we didn’t have billionaires we most likely wouldn’t have homelessness and poverty - concentrated wealth and extreme inequality IS the structural problem.
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Shout-out to @ROSECDC for the Lents Youth Initiative and teaching youth how to engage with government, develop life skills, & deliver community projects that build resilience within low wealth neighborhoods. The wealth of skills, knowledge, & talent in the community is inspiring.
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If you have the opportunity, see the great documentary "Priced Out," about gentrification in the Albina neighborhood of NE Portland. You can stream it from @MultCoLib, or catch a viewing. @corneliusrex shows the fascinating life of this changed community pricedoutmovie.com/



































