meet.google.com/svq-vkja-ykr. Phone: 1 484-424-4823 (PIN: 661 453 175#) June 15 agenda: https://static1.squarespace.com/static/566631e8c21b864679fff4de/t/60c3d888a6c97c64459566f0/1623447702712/SOS_Age

Have you been wondering what's happening with Shelter to Housing Continuum project, and Outdoor Shelters, since this was approved by Portland City Council on April 28? Yeah, us too, and many people. N

Notes from the 6:30-8pm Town Hall. See below: 1) CHAT CHANNEL TRANSCRIPT 2) ATTENDEES LIST -- Tim McCormick Moderator PDX Shelter Forum, Editor at HousingWiki, Organizer at Village Collaborative Portl

thanks to everyone actively posting & replying on the list -- I am really pleased to have open, constructive discussion with many & varied participants. THAT SAID, I realize getting all the emails may

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WW interviewed me, I wrote it up: "The houseless vs the settlement: interview with Willamette Week". https://tmccormick.medium.com/the-houseless-vs-the-settlement-interview-with-willamette-week-495f07

RSVP below to attend. Note this is an event from USC, if you have any issues contact pricecsi@..., I won't be able to help you. ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Homelessness Policy Res

thank you Sally for this event announcement, sounds very interesting. Today 7pm, on Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87205573096?pwd=aWtYUXFPMFc3L2RTWjhTemptYkRudz09 > Prof R. Scott Mitchell, co-author

the Oregonian's lead politics writer, clarifies that a reader is wrong in pointing out something possibly wrong about an article if the paper has or does subsequently alter it online. One must grant,

Joint statement from all 5 members of City Council, from 9:05am: https://www.portland.gov/rubio/news/2021/5/19/statement-mayor-wheeler-and-commissioners-rubio-ryan-mapps-and-hardesty-new Oregonian:"Po

Reminder: AHFE Safety Off the Streets meeting starting 3pm Google Meet meeting link: meet.google.com/svq-vkja-ykr. Phone: 1 484-424-4823 (PIN: 661 453 175#) Agenda for May 18, 2021: 15 min 1. Welcome

The Santa Cruz City Council on Tuesday approved a homeless ordinance that restricts camping in most parts of the city, also anywhere in daytime, but requires a safe sleeping program and daytime storag

fwd-ing to list by request of Andy Olshin. Andy, as far I know or can tell, this event invitation is a) not limited to you, i.e. the meeting link in it will work for others; and b) as far as you know,

thanks Andy, I agree. I think you are getting that from this Willamette Week article by Sophie Peel on Tuesday, which for those who haven't seen is available at: https://www.wweek.com/news/city/2021/0

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recent story on Built For Zero, in Next City: https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/how-bakersfield-california-ended-chronic-homelessness "Bakersfield is the first city in California to achieve functional

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POWER TO THE PUBLIC: TACKLING HOMELESSNESS Join us for an event featuring the book's authors and Built for Zero leaders. May 13, 2021 Online event today 10am PDT, 1pm EDT, featuring #BuiltForZero prog

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I love and have been following group behind this project Cob on Wood. Also love how it connects to Portland where many people are intrigued by and have explored similar cob building methods. (traditio

You are invited (but need to contact organizer for Zoom link to attend), "A Conversation between Theo Henderson, podcast host of We The Unhoused, and activist; and, Lexis-Olivier Rey, reporter at L.A.

Multnomah County Commissioner Sharon Meieran Wants More Aggressive Plan to Shelter Homeless Peopleby Sophie Peel, wweek.com "In an interview with WW, Multnomah County Commissioner Sharon Meieran point

"Williams wants to open villages across [Portland] to accommodate as many as 20,000 people....[He] is talking with the city about using a publicly-owned piece of property to open the first managed com