- Sustainability Champions
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No More Deaths- Farming and Food Production
- The Sustainability Mindset
- What is Sustainability?
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- Conflict-free Minerals
- One Water
- Design and Architecture
- Ecotourism and Sustainable Tourism
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- Events
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- Ceres Annual Conferences
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About This Collection
Business and civic leaders, experts, teachers, students, and citizens from all walks of life contributing to the leadership of Portland, Oregon as the most sustainability conscious city in the United States.
Curated by mokiethecat
Presented on November 4, 2005,
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This panel discussion, presented on November 4, 2005, and published April 9, 2015, examines Portland's evolving approach to homelessness. It contrasts Mayor Bud Clark's 1985 "12-Point Plan" with the city's 2005 "10-Year Plan to End Homelessness," questioning how strategies have changed and why new outcomes are anticipated. Moderated by Gretchen Kafoury (former city commissioner and Portland State University faculty), the panel featured three key community leaders. Erik Sten, City Commissioner, discussed the city's program. Genevieve Nelson, co-founder of Sisters of The Road, shared insights from a survey of 400 homeless individuals. Lisa Schroeder, a business owner and co-chair of the Downtown Retail Council, provided the downtown business perspective. EarthSayers Gretchen Kafoury; Genevieve Nelson; Lisa Schroeder |
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Minority Entrepreneurs in Technology
Published on Jan 29, 2015, but Presented on Oct
This video was updated with more current contact information that is contained below.
The
Published on Oct 7, 2013
This is an overview of the solut
When I moved into the Old Town/Chinatown neighborhood of Portland, Oregon, I saw within a three b
This panel will: Review the challenges of redeveloping historic
Neighborhoods: One Size Does Not Fit All
Healthcare & Homelessness Panel at Portland City Club
What's working, and what's not, and why?
What improvements can actually be done by thi
Portland Architecture: How Good is Good Enough?
Rehabilitation of Old Town/Chinatown Neighborhood
Marcelo Bonta of the Center for Diversity & the Environment
This is a proposal for the location of a Chinese style Green Grocer in the New Chinese
Susan Anderson and Jill Kolek: Portland, OR: Solarize Portland Campaig
Portland Development Commission (Oregon), Earth Day Lecture with
State of Our Equity: Equal Pay, Income Inequality, & the Minimum Wage Debate
Negotiating Portland's Development Projects with John Russell
Portland's former mayor Sam Adams, former Dir
The message to forget about guarding oneself and masking who you are, rather, to be honest and di
Community partnerships challenge each of us to understand our own relationships and experience, t
The Necessity of 'Action Ecology' by Dr. M. Jahi Chappell
A Clear Vision: An Equitable Planet 2 of 2
Lorie Wigle is the General Manager, Eco-Technology Program Office of the Intel Corporation and
Why Don't You Do Something About It? by Sarajoy Pond
Raw Faith: Marilyn Sewell
Sustainability: EarthDay for All and the Challenge of Inequity: Ron Sims
All About Kiva: Matt and Jessica Flannery
Sustainability Used To Be A Lot More Work:Portland Center Stage
Trailer for Portland's Matt Briggs' feature length documentary Deep Green highlighting the best i
Mary Edmeades, vice president and social impact banking manager at the Pearl District branch
Part 1 of 2 Rob Bennett is the founding executive director of the Portland Sustainabili
Jun 27, 2018
Sunday Morning Worship at 11AM on June 24th at the Federal Correctional Ins
Sustasis Foundation Executive Director Michael Mehaffy speaks to the
(March 10, 2022) An example of a neighborhood association calling together to discuss the locatio
Portland Chinese Garden's struggles with pandemic, racism, housing crisis |The Story| Sept. 28, 2
Portland City Charter Review Discussion
Practical Steps to Address Portland's Homeless Crisis
Portland's City Life Agency with Michael Montoya
5 Things You Should Know About Homelessness-Portland
Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 10 (2017) with Don Mazziotti
Architecture and Sustainability by Sergio Palleroni
Oregon Governor on Coal and Cars- Kate Brown
Arguments against clean air are hard to come by these days especially in view of climate ch
How do we solve the problem of the suburbs? Urbanist Jeff Speck
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