Colors of Influence is an online magazine that highlights the accomplishments of leaders of color in the Northwest.
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- Wanted: Science and Engineering Mentors 8:32pm Jan 5
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United Way of the Columbia-Willamette hosted a Community Health Issues Forum on Oct. 8, drawing together a wide range of community leaders and experts in the areas of youth mentoring, prisoner re-entry, and community-based health strategies.
Colors of Influence Checkout the latest interviews posted on Colors of Influence. Quite inspiringto connect with people who are discovering or have discovered theone thing that they're most passionate about... and are doing something about it.
Colors of Influence - An Online Magazine For and About People of Color in Business and Civic Leaders
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The Archimedes Movement has three objectives: influence policy being discussed at the state level; influence what’s being discussed at the national level; and build a movement that will shift the debate about health reform from a question of “How do we find the money to pay for health care as it bec...
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Join the newly formed Asian Pacific American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon and SW Washington, as we celebrate our kickoff networking event!
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Colored Pencils Arts and Culture Night on May 29 brought together diverse artists and performers from various cultural backgrounds.
Colors of Influence - An Online Magazine For and About People of Color in Business and Civic Leaders
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Sharon Gary-Smith, Director of Consumer and Family Involvement at Cascadia Behavioral Health, has focused more than four decades of social justice work and community organizing on battling racism, classism, homophobia, and sexism. ...
Colors of Influence - An Online Magazine For and About People of Color in Business and Civic Leaders
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Metropolitan Contractor Improvement Partnership (MCIP) is a business development, support and training program for historically underutilized viable construction businesses with a heavy emphasis on minority businesses.
Colors of Influence - An Online Magazine For and About People of Color in Business and Civic Leaders
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Jeri Williams is well-known throughout the region for her successful community organizing work in environmental justice and social justice in the city's most vulnerable neighborhoods. A member of the Klamath ...
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Kilong Ung, a survivor of the Khmer Rouge genocide, spoke at the Center of Intercultural Organizing about living through the horrors of the "killing fields" under Pol Pot's brutal regime. Kilong has written his memoir, "Golden Leaf," that captures his experiences as a child laborer in the Khmer Rouge camps and eventual... escape into Thailand and the United States.
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Colors of Influence @Marie Dahlstrom: "Our broken health system is not prevention-oriented, but is rather disease-specific." http://snurl.com/dpm3o
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Check out videos from the first ColoredPencils Arts and Culture Night, hosted by the power couple artist Nim Xuto and writer Ronault (Polo) L.S. Catalani:
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Colors of Influence - interviews with Coast Industries and Jeri Sundvall-Williams this afternoon. Then off to see Kilong Ung at Center for Intercultural Organizing.
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On Jan. 31, 2009, activists, community organizers, labor leaders and neighborhood coalitions came together for the half-day "Townhall on the Economic Crisis" event at First Unitarian Church in downtown Portland. The first event of its kind in the nation and organized by Portland Jobs with Justice, the townhall brought ...a diversity of progressive thinkers to organize efforts to confront the impact of the economic crises in our communities.
Oregon Action Executive Director Jo Ann Bowman talked about the importance of engaging people from all backgrounds and representing people of all colors in coming up with solutions to problems shared by all.
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Oregon Action Executive Director Jo Ann Bowman talked about the importance of engaging people from all backgrounds and representing people of all colors in coming up with solutions to problems shared by all.
Read more at:
http://colorsinfluence.blogspot.com/2009
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The Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon held its first retreat in five years, hosting more than 60 attendees. Participants from a diverse contingent of Asian Pacific Islander communities -- Hmong, Nikkei, Filipino, Cambodian, Vietnamese, Samoan, Korean adoptees, Chinese, Thai, Lao, Persian, biracial folks, and ma...ny others -- came together to discuss issues of importance to Pan-Asian communities. Subcommittees were formed to develop strategies to organize a broad and cohesive Pan-Asian coalition to advocate for the needs of Asian Pacific Islander Americans. New board members were elected to serve three-, two-, and one-year terms.
Thanks and kudos to Joseph and Aimee Santos-Lyons, and the rest of the APANO leadership for organizing the event that brought together many groups to talk about issues of common interest and impact.Read More
Thanks and kudos to Joseph and Aimee Santos-Lyons, and the rest of the APANO leadership for organizing the event that brought together many groups to talk about issues of common interest and impact.Read More
