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Housing is a human right. Fighting for four floors and corner stores across Portland for all ages, wages and stages of life. 🏘️
This Tuesday, August 12 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m, the City of Portland is hosting a virtual Community Town Hall on Portland Street Response.
We encourage supporters to emphasize the need to grow to 24/7 coverage under the policy guidance recently provided by the City Council.
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Come join us for a community discussion about Portland Street Response
there is no hell hot enough for people who hate the homeless
Just a reminder that our Inner Eastside for All Pedalpalooza @shift2bikes.bsky.social ride with @strongtownspdx.bsky.social @bikeloudpdx.bsky.social is coming up this Saturday, August 16. 🏘️
Inner Eastside for All Pedalpalooza Ride!
Saturday August 16 at 2:30 at Colonel Summers Park
Thanks to our friends @bikeloudpdx.bsky.social and @strongtownspdx.bsky.social for joining us. Hope to see you there!
Hey Neighbors! Our next happy hour is TOMORROW from 6-8PM at Migration on Williams! Whether you're curious about Portland housing advocacy, want to hang out with some fellow urbanists, or just want to have a drink on a nice day with some fun folks, we would love to have you! See you there <3
Save the date Inner Eastside for All Ride Sat Aug 16 2:30P Colonel Summers Park
w @pnwelcome.bsky.social @strongtownspdx.bsky.social @bikeloudpdx.bsky.social
All housing types needed for thriving communities
agreed! housing abundance advocates must also support smart investments in transit and walkable communities
"As cities around the Pacific Northwest are struggling to build enough affordable housing, ditching parking minimums offers one promising solution."
As cities around the Pacific Northwest are struggling to build enough affordable housing, ditching parking minimums offers one promising solution.
Oregon is doing a whole lot of just about everything: protecting renters, improving access to services for residents facing homelessness, and making big changes to make more housing options available.
Oregon lawmakers passed at least a dozen bills meant to address the state’s housing crisis during the six-month legislative session.
best of luck on your work in the legislature this session! let's build homes for all, up and down the west coast.
yes! we need to build as many homes as possible in every community across the state of Oregon.
