Civic Life’s Disability Program supported the Real Choice Initiative and Portland State University Center for Public Service to perform the Disability Equity & Engagement Survey in 2021.
Could you use fresh air in the forest? Are you interested in learning the art and science of Bigleaf Maple Sugaring? If you answered yes, please join us for our Oregon Maple Project Field Trip to Camp Colton in Corbett, Oregon on February 10th. Transportation will be provided.
Chair Jessica Vega Pederson on Jan. 31 announced a new data task force that will help ensure the Joint Office of Homeless Services is collecting and sharing outcomes that track how well its programming addresses homelessness in Portland and Multnomah County.
The City of Portland and Portland City Laborers met Saturday, and following more than 12 hours of mediation, are very happy to announce that we’ve tentatively agreed to a new collective bargaining agreement
Turning urgency into action to tackle unsheltered homelessness, Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson today declared a new focus in strategy for the Joint Office of Homeless Services — unveiling an immediate plan to increase transparency and collaboration among government partners, and move hundreds of people, neighborhood by neighborhood, directly from tents to apartments.
As Portland embarks on one of the biggest transformations in our history, we are coming together as a City Council to establish a roadmap for the next two years. We must move quickly, thoughtfully, and strategically to deliver a new form of government to Portlanders come January 2025.
The Congregation of Holy Cross, United States Province has honored Interim Provost Dr. Elise Moentmann for her service as a lay collaborator in the University of Portland community with a 2023 Spirit of Holy Cross Award.
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners on Thursday, Jan. 26, voted to approve a resolution(link is external) that will put before voters this May an initiative that would establish a residential tenant resource program funded by a capital gains tax.
The Multnomah County Department of Community Justice’s Mental Health Unit recently launched a pilot program designed to improve access to treatment and other services for people involved in the justice system who struggle with behavioral health challenges.
The actions by the former Memphis, Tennessee, police officers are sickening; they are inhumane and indefensible. Frankly, the death of Tyre Nichols should have never happened.
With a unanimous vote Thursday, Jan. 19, the Multnomah County Board of Commissioners approved funding for a new full-time position that will help survivors of domestic and sexual violence access long-term affordable housing.