PARTICIPATING EVENT: Dear Portland exhibition
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Location
Stelo Arts
412 NW 8th Avenue
Portland, OR 97209
United States
Dear Portland is an immersive exhibition at Stelos Arts Gallery in Portland. It weaves together both data and storytelling to bring our community closer to the reality of our housing shortage and our neighbors it affects the most.
PARTICIPATING EVENT: Going Up! Or, How to Get More Elevators as We Win More Homes (Webinar)
Join Sightline Institute and Welcoming Neighbors Network for an online panel discussion and Q+A all about elevators.
LULI: Virtual session (remote)
The fourth session of our 2026 Land Use Leadership Initiative! This session is virtual only.
PARTICIPATING EVENT: Earth Day Celebration
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Location
Parkrose Middle School
11800 NE Shaver St
Portland, OR 97220
United States
This year’s theme is “Earth in Motion,” emphasizing transportation and its broader impacts for human and environmental health. 1000 Friends of will be tabling at this fun community event at Parkrose Middle School and we hope to see you there!
1000 Friends' Policy Committee Meeting (April 2026)
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For 1000 Friends of Oregon's Board of Directors and staff only. Meets monthly on the third Wednesday.
LULI: Site visit (in person)
The fifth session of our 2026 Land Use Leadership Initiative! This session is in person.
LULI: Site visit (in person)
The sixth session of our 2026 Land Use Leadership Initiative! This session is in person.
1000 Friends' Policy Committee Meeting (May 2026)
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For 1000 Friends of Oregon's Board of Directors and staff only. Meets monthly on the third Wednesday.
LULI: Virtual session (remote)
The seventh session of our 2026 Land Use Leadership Initiative! This session is virtual only.
PARTICIPATING EVENT: Toxic Roots of the Silicon Forest
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Location
Portland State University Smith Memorial Student Union
1825 SW Broadway
Portland, OR 97201
United States
This conference will convene workers, labor organizers, researchers, environmental advocates, and community leaders from across Oregon and beyond. Together, we will explore the legacy of the microchip industry and how it’s impacting our own backyard.