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August Filleul
Chabre Vickers: A Force for Equity, Empowerment & Community
As a third-generation Black-Indigenous Oregonian, I’m dedicated to equity and economic justice. At Prosper Portland, I drive inclusive policies to uplift underrepresented communities. Inspired by past leaders, I focus on shifting power dynamics, fostering opportunity, and building lasting impact—both professionally and through deep community connections, advocacy, and collaboration.
Build Resilience, Trust Yourself, and Step Boldly into the New with Shanon
How to Be a Beginner: A Workshop Series on Expanding Your Capacity for the Unknown In times of uncertainty and change, navigating the unknown can feel overwhelming. How to Be a Beginner is a transformative workshop series designed to help you build resilience, curiosity, and self-trust as you engage with new experiences. Hosted by Lesbian Culture Club, this series offers tools and practices to strengthen your ability to meet change with confidence and ease. What to Expect: Understand Your Nervous System – Learn how your body reacts to uncertainty and simple ways to regulate and ground yourself in new situations....
A Seat at the Table: Your Invitation to Supper Club
A Night of Connection, Conversation, and Community In a world that often feels rushed and disconnected, there’s something truly special about gathering over a meal. Our Supper Clubs are designed to create moments of warmth, connection, and community—an opportunity to slow down, share stories, and build relationships in an intimate setting. A Unique Dining Experience More than just a dinner, our Supper Clubs are curated gatherings that foster meaningful conversations and a sense of belonging. Whether you’re meeting new people or deepening existing friendships, these evenings offer a space to be present, engaged, and inspired. Each Supper Club is...
Dawn Jones Redstone: Crafting Stories, Building Change
In this Community Spotlight, we celebrate the incredible journey of Dawn Jones Redstone—a queer Mexican American filmmaker, storyteller, and advocate based in Portland. From union carpenter to award-winning director, Dawn’s path is a testament to perseverance and creativity. Through her groundbreaking work, like the feature film Mother of Color, and her commitment to mentorship and equity in the film industry, Dawn is amplifying underrepresented voices and inspiring change. Dive into her story to learn how she’s shaping the future of film and community with passion and purpose.