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.
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The Necessity of 'Action Ecology' by Dr. M. Jahi Chappell |
Parts of a lecture by M. Jahi Chappell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Environmental Science and Justice at Washington State University, Vancouver to the Social Sustainability Colloquium at Portland State University, January 27, 2012. Entitled, Ecological Sustainability, Food, and Human Rights: The Necessity of 'Action Ecology' Dr. Chappell discusses the role of scientists as citizens and credible advocates. He suggests both are appropriate and when coupled with participation and outreach to the community, especially in the University setting, are effective at changing the status quo. EarthSayer M. Jahi Chappell, Ph.D. |
Oregon Statewide Planning Goal 10 (2017) with Don Mazziotti
Growing Awareness Into Action by Barbara Ford
PDNA Safe Rest Village Meeting #1
Healthcare & Homelessness Panel at Portland City Club
Raw Faith: Marilyn Sewell
Portland Architecture: How Good is Good Enough?
Spongy Parking Lots by Ruth Ann Barrett
Marcelo Bonta of the Center for Diversity & the Environment
Susan Anderson and Jill Kolek: Portland, OR: Solarize Portland Campaig
A Clear Vision: An Equitable Planet 2 of 2
The Metropolitan Revolution: Selling Sustainability
Portland Oregon's Bold Climate Action and Sustainability
Portland's City Life Agency with Michael Montoya
All About Kiva: Matt and Jessica Flannery
Old Town/Chinatown Revitalization: Winning Solutions through Restorations
Minority Entrepreneurs in Technology with James Pritchett
On Being Eco-minded by Lorie Wigle
The Carrot Zone Presentation by Ruth Ann Barrett
The Story of "U" by Ruth Ann Barrett
Sustainability: EarthDay for All and the Challenge of Inequity: Ron Sims
What Do Oregonians Care About in 2013 with Adam Davis
Rehabilitation of Old Town/Chinatown Neighborhood
Eliminating Homelessness in Portland: Deja vu All Over Again? (2005)
Local Efforts to End Homelessness
Architecture and Sustainability by Sergio Palleroni
Can a Private Business Model Work for Public Universities?
Negotiating Portland's Development Projects with John Russell
Sustainability Used To Be A Lot More Work:Portland Center Stage
Fostering Relationship between Committee and Community by LeRoy Patton
Ozzie Gonzalez, LEED A.P
5 Things You Should Know About Homelessness-Portland
Why Don't You Do Something About It? by Sarajoy Pond
Albina Community Bank and Sustainability
What Is Community Rights Movement by Paul Cienfuegos
Respect and Equality for All by Ramon Ramirez
Oregon Governor on Coal and Cars- Kate Brown
Deep Green, the Movie
Do We Have to Choose? Clean Air, Good Roads, Smart Choice?
Neighborhoods: One Size Does Not Fit All
The Walkable City by Jeff Speck
Community-driven Culture of Portland, Oregon, 1 of 2: Rob Bennett
State of Our Equity: Equal Pay, Income Inequality, & the Minimum Wage Debate
Portland Chinese Garden's struggles with pandemic, racism, housing crisis
Racism and Portland, Oregon by William Mitchell
When the Ordinary Just Won't Do by Renee Ward
Portland City Charter Review Discussion
Practical Steps to Address Portland's Homeless Crisis