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North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-03-24T19:25:49Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward '''[[Community Care|community care]], [[Restorative Justice|restorative justice]], [[Thoughtful Reuse|thoughtful reuse]], [[Radical Abundance|radical abundance]], [[Food Sovereignty|food sovereignty]], [[Ecological Harmony|ecological harmony]],''' and '''[[Communal Knowledge|communal knowledge]]'''. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inspired by [[permaculture]] technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five [[zones]], beginning with philosophical alignments toward tending the land, moving to attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the [[Willamette Valley]], and moving outward toward interpersonal groups and other directories.

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Zone 0 (Mindfulness, Self-work, Raising Consciousness) ==

=== Eco-Stewardship ===
Land-tending Projects | Adopt-a-Landscape | OSALT

=== Spirituality and Indigenous Wisdom ===
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Zone 1 (Survival) ==

=== Water ===
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | [[Riverkeepers]]

=== Food ===
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | [[North:Farms|Farms]] | [[Free Food]] | [[Plant Nurseries]] | [[Seeds]]

=== Shelter ===
[[Ecovillages]] | Intentional Communities | Shelters

=== Education ===
[https://librarytechnology.org/libraries/public.pl?City=Portland,%20OR Libraries] | Education Centers |

=== Energy ===
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

=== Sanitation ===
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

=== Transportation ===
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

=== Disability Services ===
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

=== Medical ===
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

=== Fiber ===
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Zone 2 (Tools & Resources) ==

=== Library of Things ===
[[Tools]] |

=== Creative Reuse ===
[[Clothing]] | [[Craft Supplies]] | [[Furniture]] | [[Tech]] |
=== Equipment Repair ===
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder] | [https://www.rebuildingcenter.org/ Rebuilding Center]

=== Makers & Maker Support ===
Business Resources | Cooperatives
== Zone 3 (Communities of Practice) ==

=== Activist Groups & Coalitions ===
[[Environmental]] | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralised Technology | Economic Democracy

=== Communication ===
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources] | [https://meshtastic.org/docs/introduction/ Meshtastic (LoRa)] |

=== Community Spaces ===
[[Third Spaces]] | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

=== Community Resilience ===
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

=== Conflict Resolution ===
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association] | [https://www.cnvc.org/ Nonviolent Communication] |

=== Governance ===
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations] | [[City of Portland]]

=== News and Journalism ===

[https://portland.citycast.fm/ City Cast] | [https://rosecityradical.com/ Rose City Radical]

== Zone 4 (Knowledge Commons) ==

=== External Directories ===
[https://www.portland.gov/parks/community-gardens Community Gardens]

[https://pdxparent.com/farmers-markets-portland-oregon/ Farmer's Markets]

[https://www.ic.org/directory/ Intentional Communities]

[https://librarytechnology.org/libraries/public.pl?City=Portland,%20OR Libraries]

[https://ocfsn.org/calendar Oregon Food System Events]

[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediators]

[https://www.portland.gov/parks/search Parks]

[https://pdxma.info/ PDX Mutual Aid Groups]

[https://www.phlush.org/sanitation-organizations/ Sanitation Organizations]

[https://www.handsonportland.org/search Volunteer Opportunities]

Riverkeepers

2025-03-24T19:25:16Z

GarryQ: Created page with "== Riverkeeper Organizations in the North Willamette Valley == * [https://www.columbiariverkeeper.org/ Columbia Riverkeeper] * [https://tualatinriverkeepers.org/ Tualatin Riverkeepers] * [https://willamette-riverkeeper.org/ Willamette Riverkeeper] == Overview == Riverkeeper organizations are nonprofit environmental groups dedicated to protecting and preserving river ecosystems through advocacy, monitoring, legal action, and community engagement. These organizations wor..."

== Riverkeeper Organizations in the North Willamette Valley ==

* [https://www.columbiariverkeeper.org/ Columbia Riverkeeper]
* [https://tualatinriverkeepers.org/ Tualatin Riverkeepers]
* [https://willamette-riverkeeper.org/ Willamette Riverkeeper]

== Overview ==
Riverkeeper organizations are nonprofit environmental groups dedicated to protecting and preserving river ecosystems through advocacy, monitoring, legal action, and community engagement. These organizations work to safeguard water quality, protect wildlife, and ensure the health of river environments through comprehensive conservation efforts.

== Mission and Core Principles ==
Riverkeeper organizations are committed to:

* Protecting river ecosystems
* Monitoring water quality
* Advocating for environmental regulations
* Promoting community awareness
* Holding polluters accountable
* Preserving biodiversity
* Supporting sustainable river management

== Key Functions ==

=== Environmental Monitoring ===

* Regular water quality testing
* Ecological health assessments
* Pollution tracking
* Wildlife population monitoring
* Habitat condition surveys

=== Legal Advocacy ===

* Environmental law enforcement
* Challenging harmful industrial practices
* Protecting water resources through legal mechanisms
* Representing community environmental interests
* Pursuing legal actions against polluters

=== Community Engagement ===

* Public education programs
* Volunteer water quality monitoring
* Community science initiatives
* Environmental workshops
* River cleanup events

=== Conservation Efforts ===

* Habitat restoration projects
* Native species protection
* Invasive species management
* Watershed conservation
* Sustainable river management strategies

== Funding and Support ==
Riverkeeper organizations are typically supported through:

* Individual donations
* Membership programs
* Grant funding
* Corporate sponsorships
* Fundraising events
* Foundation support

== Getting Involved ==
Community members can support Riverkeeper organizations by:

* Becoming a member
* Participating in volunteer programs
* Attending community meetings
* Supporting fundraising efforts
* Participating in citizen science initiatives
* Spreading environmental awareness

== Legal and Regulatory Framework ==
Riverkeeper organizations often work within:

* Clean Water Act regulations
* State environmental protection laws
* Federal environmental guidelines
* Local watershed management policies

== Educational Outreach ==
Key educational focus areas include:

* Water quality awareness
* Ecosystem conservation
* Sustainable environmental practices
* Local river ecology
* Human impact on river systems

== Importance ==
Riverkeeper organizations are crucial for:

* Protecting water resources
* Maintaining ecological balance
* Advocating for environmental justice
* Promoting sustainable river management
* Preserving biodiversity
* Ensuring public health and safety

== Collaborative Partnerships ==
These organizations collaborate with:

* Local governments
* Environmental agencies
* Academic institutions
* Community groups
* Native tribal organizations
* Other environmental nonprofits

Conservation Districts

2025-03-24T19:19:19Z

GarryQ: Created page with "== Conservation Districts in the North Willamette Valley == * [https://conservationdistrict.org/ Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District] * [https://emswcd.org/ East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District] * [https://tualatinswcd.org/ Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District] * [https://wmswcd.org/ West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District] == Overview == Conservation Districts are local, non-regulatory government agencies that provide tec..."

== Conservation Districts in the North Willamette Valley ==

* [https://conservationdistrict.org/ Clackamas Soil and Water Conservation District]
* [https://emswcd.org/ East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District]
* [https://tualatinswcd.org/ Tualatin Soil and Water Conservation District]
* [https://wmswcd.org/ West Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District]

== Overview ==
Conservation Districts are local, non-regulatory government agencies that provide technical, financial, and educational assistance to landowners, agricultural producers, and communities in managing and conserving natural resources. Established under state law, these districts play a crucial role in environmental stewardship and sustainable land management.

== Historical Context ==
Originating in the 1930s during the Dust Bowl era, Conservation Districts were created to help landowners address soil erosion and natural resource conservation. Today, they continue to evolve, addressing modern environmental challenges and supporting sustainable land use practices.

== Roles and Functions ==

=== Technical Assistance ===

* Provide expert guidance on land management
* Offer soil health assessments
* Develop conservation planning
* Recommend sustainable agricultural practices

=== Environmental Protection ===

* Soil conservation strategies
* Water quality protection
* Wildlife habitat preservation
* Erosion control
* Watershed management

=== Community Education ===

* Workshops and training programs
* Environmental education initiatives
* Landowner consultation services
* Community outreach events

=== Resource Management ===

* Natural resource inventorying
* Ecosystem health monitoring
* Climate resilience planning
* Invasive species management

Watershed Councils

2025-03-24T19:02:50Z

GarryQ:

== Overview ==
Watershed councils are locally-driven, collaborative organizations dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and restoring the ecological health of specific watersheds within a geographic region. In the North Willamette Valley, these councils play a critical role in environmental conservation, water quality management, and community engagement.

== Watershed Councils in the North Willamette Valley ==

* [Https://clackamasriver.org/ Clackamas River Basin Council]
* [https://www.columbiaslough.org/ Columbia Slough Watershed Council]
* [https://www.gocwc.org/ Greater Oregon City Watershed Council]
* [https://gywc.org/ Greater Yamhill Watershed Council]
* [https://www.jcwc.org/ Johnson Creek Watershed Council]
* [https://molallariverwatch.org/ Molalla River Watch Watershed Council]
* Sandy River Watershed Council (Recently Reestablished)
* [https://www.tryoncreek.org/ Tryon Creek Watershed Council]
* [https://trwc.org/ Tualatin River Watershed Council]

== Role and Functions ==
Watershed councils typically serve several key functions:

# '''Environmental Monitoring''': Conducting regular assessments of water quality, stream health, wildlife populations, and ecosystem conditions within their specific watershed boundaries.
# '''Restoration Projects''': Developing and implementing projects that:
#* Restore riparian habitats
#* Improve stream conditions
#* Reduce erosion
#* Enhance wildlife corridors
#* Manage invasive species
# '''Community Education''': Providing educational programs about watershed health, local ecology, and sustainable environmental practices.
# '''Collaborative Planning''': Working with local governments, landowners, farmers, tribal nations, and other stakeholders to develop comprehensive watershed management strategies.
# '''Grant Management''': Securing and administering funding for environmental restoration and conservation projects.

== Importance ==
Watershed councils are crucial for:

* Protecting local water resources
* Maintaining biodiversity
* Mitigating environmental impacts of urban and agricultural development
* Promoting sustainable land and water management practices

== Getting Involved ==
Individuals can support watershed councils through:

* Volunteer opportunities
* Community science programs
* Attending public meetings
* Participating in restoration events
* Donating to local watershed conservation efforts

== Funding and Support ==
These councils are typically funded through a combination of:

* Local government grants
* State and federal environmental programs
* Private donations
* Community fundraising events

Watershed Councils

2025-03-24T19:01:38Z

GarryQ:

== Overview ==
Watershed councils are locally-driven, collaborative organizations dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and restoring the ecological health of specific watersheds within a geographic region. In the North Willamette Valley, these councils play a critical role in environmental conservation, water quality management, and community engagement.

== Role and Functions ==
Watershed councils typically serve several key functions:

# '''Environmental Monitoring''': Conducting regular assessments of water quality, stream health, wildlife populations, and ecosystem conditions within their specific watershed boundaries.
# '''Restoration Projects''': Developing and implementing projects that:
#* Restore riparian habitats
#* Improve stream conditions
#* Reduce erosion
#* Enhance wildlife corridors
#* Manage invasive species
# '''Community Education''': Providing educational programs about watershed health, local ecology, and sustainable environmental practices.
# '''Collaborative Planning''': Working with local governments, landowners, farmers, tribal nations, and other stakeholders to develop comprehensive watershed management strategies.
# '''Grant Management''': Securing and administering funding for environmental restoration and conservation projects.

== Watershed Councils in the North Willamette Valley ==

* [Https://clackamasriver.org/ Clackamas River Basin Council]
* [https://www.columbiaslough.org/ Columbia Slough Watershed Council]
* [https://www.gocwc.org/ Greater Oregon City Watershed Council]
* [https://gywc.org/ Greater Yamhill Watershed Council]
* [https://www.jcwc.org/ Johnson Creek Watershed Council]
* [https://molallariverwatch.org/ Molalla River Watch Watershed Council]
* Sandy River Watershed Council (Recently Reestablished)
* [https://www.tryoncreek.org/ Tryon Creek Watershed Council]
* [https://trwc.org/ Tualatin River Watershed Council]

== Importance ==
Watershed councils are crucial for:

* Protecting local water resources
* Maintaining biodiversity
* Mitigating environmental impacts of urban and agricultural development
* Promoting sustainable land and water management practices

== Getting Involved ==
Individuals can support watershed councils through:

* Volunteer opportunities
* Community science programs
* Attending public meetings
* Participating in restoration events
* Donating to local watershed conservation efforts

== Funding and Support ==
These councils are typically funded through a combination of:

* Local government grants
* State and federal environmental programs
* Private donations
* Community fundraising events

Watershed Councils

2025-03-24T18:54:14Z

GarryQ: Created page with "== Overview == Watershed councils are locally-driven, collaborative organizations dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and restoring the ecological health of specific watersheds within a geographic region. In the North Willamette Valley, these councils play a critical role in environmental conservation, water quality management, and community engagement. == Role and Functions == Watershed councils typically serve several key functions: # '''Environmental Monitoring'''..."

== Overview ==
Watershed councils are locally-driven, collaborative organizations dedicated to protecting, maintaining, and restoring the ecological health of specific watersheds within a geographic region. In the North Willamette Valley, these councils play a critical role in environmental conservation, water quality management, and community engagement.

== Role and Functions ==
Watershed councils typically serve several key functions:

# '''Environmental Monitoring''': Conducting regular assessments of water quality, stream health, wildlife populations, and ecosystem conditions within their specific watershed boundaries.
# '''Restoration Projects''': Developing and implementing projects that:
#* Restore riparian habitats
#* Improve stream conditions
#* Reduce erosion
#* Enhance wildlife corridors
#* Manage invasive species
# '''Community Education''': Providing educational programs about watershed health, local ecology, and sustainable environmental practices.
# '''Collaborative Planning''': Working with local governments, landowners, farmers, tribal nations, and other stakeholders to develop comprehensive watershed management strategies.
# '''Grant Management''': Securing and administering funding for environmental restoration and conservation projects.

== Watershed Councils in the North Willamette Valley ==

* Clackamas River Basin Council
* Columbia Slough Watershed Council
* Greater Oregon City Watershed Council
* Greater Yamhill Watershed Council
* Johnson Creek Watershed Council
* Molalla River Watch Watershed Council
* Sandy River Watershed Council
* Tryon Creek Watershed Council
* Tualatin Watershed Council

== Importance ==
Watershed councils are crucial for:

* Protecting local water resources
* Maintaining biodiversity
* Mitigating environmental impacts of urban and agricultural development
* Promoting sustainable land and water management practices

== Getting Involved ==
Individuals can support watershed councils through:

* Volunteer opportunities
* Community science programs
* Attending public meetings
* Participating in restoration events
* Donating to local watershed conservation efforts

== Funding and Support ==
These councils are typically funded through a combination of:

* Local government grants
* State and federal environmental programs
* Private donations
* Community fundraising events

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-22T23:18:56Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward '''[[Community Care|community care]], [[Restorative Justice|restorative justice]], [[Thoughtful Reuse|thoughtful reuse]], [[Radical Abundance|radical abundance]], [[Food Sovereignty|food sovereignty]], [[Ecological Harmony|ecological harmony]],''' and '''[[Communal Knowledge|communal knowledge]]'''. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inspired by permaculture technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five [[zones]], beginning with philosophical alignments toward tending the land, moving to attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the [[Willamette Valley]], and moving outward toward interpersonal groups and connections.

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Zone 1 ==

=== Eco-Stewardship ===
Land-tending Projects | Adopt-a-Landscape | OSALT

=== Spirituality and Indigenous Wisdom ===
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Zone 2 ==

=== Water ===
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

=== Food ===
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

=== Shelter ===
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

=== Education ===
Libraries | Education Centers

=== Energy ===
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

=== Sanitation ===
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

=== Transportation ===
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

=== Disability Services ===
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

=== Medical ===
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

=== Fiber ===
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Zone 3 ==

=== Creative Reuse ===
Clothing | Craft Supplies | [[Furniture]] | Tech |
=== Equipment Repair ===
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

=== Makers & Maker Support ===
Business Resources | Cooperatives

=== Toolshare ===
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Zone 4 ==

=== Activist Groups & Coalitions ===
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralized Technology | Economic Democracy

=== Communication ===
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

=== Community Spaces ===
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

=== Community Resilience ===
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

=== Conflict Resolution ===
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

=== Governance ===
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

=== News and Journalism ===

== Zone 5 ==

Communal Knowledge

2025-01-22T23:18:31Z

GarryQ:

'''Communal knowledge''' is the collective wisdom, practices and information developed, shared and sustained by a group of people to address their needs, challenges and aspirations. Rooted in lived experiences and diverse perspectives, it encompasses both traditional and emergent forms of understanding, integrating local, cultural and situational insights. Communal knowledge thrives through open exchange, collaboration and reciprocity, emphasizing free accessibility and adaptability. It resists privatization or centralization, valuing shared stewardship and collective benefit while fostering resilience, creativity and empowerment within and beyond the community.

Ecological Harmony

2025-01-22T23:18:05Z

GarryQ:

'''Ecological harmony''' is a state of dynamic balance in which human and nonhuman systems coexist and thrive through mutual respect, interconnectedness and the sustainable flow of energy and resources. It is rooted in the recognition of all living and nonliving elements as integral parts of a shared web of life, each contributing to the resilience and flourishing of the whole. Ecological harmony prioritizes practices and relationships that honor the intrinsic value of all beings, foster regeneration and align with the rhythms and limits of natural systems, creating conditions for enduring health and equity across all scales of existence.

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-22T23:17:45Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward '''[[Community Care|community care]], [[Restorative Justice|restorative justice]], [[Thoughtful Reuse|thoughtful reuse]], [[Radical Abundance|radical abundance]], [[Food Sovereignty|food sovereignty]], [[Ecological Harmony|ecological harmony]], and [[Communal Knowledge|communal knowledge]]'''. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inspired by permaculture technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five [[zones]], beginning with philosophical alignments toward tending the land, moving to attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the [[Willamette Valley]], and moving outward toward interpersonal groups and connections.

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Zone 1 ==

=== Eco-Stewardship ===
Land-tending Projects | Adopt-a-Landscape | OSALT

=== Spirituality and Indigenous Wisdom ===
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Zone 2 ==

=== Water ===
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

=== Food ===
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

=== Shelter ===
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

=== Education ===
Libraries | Education Centers

=== Energy ===
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

=== Sanitation ===
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

=== Transportation ===
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

=== Disability Services ===
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

=== Medical ===
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

=== Fiber ===
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Zone 3 ==

=== Creative Reuse ===
Clothing | Craft Supplies | [[Furniture]] | Tech |
=== Equipment Repair ===
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

=== Makers & Maker Support ===
Business Resources | Cooperatives

=== Toolshare ===
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Zone 4 ==

=== Activist Groups & Coalitions ===
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralized Technology | Economic Democracy

=== Communication ===
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

=== Community Spaces ===
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

=== Community Resilience ===
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

=== Conflict Resolution ===
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

=== Governance ===
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

=== News and Journalism ===

== Zone 5 ==

Radical Abundance

2025-01-22T23:17:21Z

GarryQ:

'''Radical abundance''' is a paradigm that recognizes and cultivates the inherent wealth in systems, relationships and resources by shifting focus from scarcity to potential. It embraces the idea that true prosperity is multidimensional, encompassing not just material wealth but also social, cultural, ecological and emotional richness. Radical abundance challenges conventional notions of value, encouraging a mindset and practices that emphasize collaboration, regeneration and mutual flourishing. By reimagining how we allocate and share resources, it fosters resilient, interconnected systems that meet the needs of all while nurturing creativity, equity and well-being.

Thoughtful Reuse

2025-01-22T23:17:04Z

GarryQ:

'''Thoughtful reuse''' is the intentional and creative practice of repurposing materials, objects, or resources to extend their lifecycle, reduce waste and minimize environmental impact. It emphasizes careful consideration of an item's value, functionality and potential for adaptation, promoting sustainable practices and fostering innovation in how resources are utilized. Thoughtful reuse often involves repairing, upcycling, or reimagining items to serve new purposes while preserving their original integrity wherever possible.

Restorative Justice

2025-01-22T23:16:47Z

GarryQ:

'''Restorative justice''' is an approach to addressing harm, conflict and wrongdoing that prioritizes repairing relationships, meeting the needs of those impacted and fostering accountability. It centers the voices of victims, offenders and community members in a collaborative process to understand the harm, identify ways to make amends and rebuild trust. Restorative justice focuses on healing rather than punishment, aiming to address the root causes of harm, promote empathy and strengthen community connections to prevent future incidents.

Community Care

2025-01-22T23:16:24Z

GarryQ:

'''Community care''' refers to the collective practices and systems through which individuals and groups support one another's emotional, physical and social well-being. Rooted in principles of mutual aid, solidarity and interconnectedness, it emphasizes shared responsibility and direct action to meet needs, especially in the absence or insufficiency of institutional or governmental support. Community care can take many forms, including providing resources, offering emotional support, organizing for justice and creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued and empowered.

Food Sovereignty

2025-01-22T23:16:02Z

GarryQ: Created page with "'''Food Sovereignty''' is the right of communities to define, create and sustain their own food systems in ways that prioritize local needs, cultural traditions, ecological balance and social equity. It emphasizes the empowerment of individuals and groups to control how food is produced, distributed and consumed, fostering practices that are regenerative, just and resilient. Food sovereignty rejects external exploitation or dependence, advocating for systems that nurture..."

'''Food Sovereignty''' is the right of communities to define, create and sustain their own food systems in ways that prioritize local needs, cultural traditions, ecological balance and social equity. It emphasizes the empowerment of individuals and groups to control how food is produced, distributed and consumed, fostering practices that are regenerative, just and resilient. Food sovereignty rejects external exploitation or dependence, advocating for systems that nurture local knowledge, relationships and resources while ensuring fair access to nutritious and culturally appropriate food for all.

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-22T23:13:45Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward '''[[Community Care|community care]], [[Restorative Justice|restorative justice]], [[Thoughtful Reuse|thoughtful reuse]], [[Radical Abundance|radical abundance]], food sovereignty, [[Ecological Harmony|ecological harmony]], and [[Communal Knowledge|communal knowledge]]'''. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inspired by permaculture technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five [[zones]], beginning with philosophical alignments toward tending the land, moving to attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the [[Willamette Valley]], and moving outward toward interpersonal groups and connections.

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Zone 1 ==

=== Eco-Stewardship ===
Land-tending Projects | Adopt-a-Landscape | OSALT

=== Spirituality and Indigenous Wisdom ===
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Zone 2 ==

=== Water ===
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

=== Food ===
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

=== Shelter ===
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

=== Education ===
Libraries | Education Centers

=== Energy ===
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

=== Sanitation ===
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

=== Transportation ===
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

=== Disability Services ===
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

=== Medical ===
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

=== Fiber ===
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Zone 3 ==

=== Creative Reuse ===
Clothing | Craft Supplies | [[Furniture]] | Tech |
=== Equipment Repair ===
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

=== Makers & Maker Support ===
Business Resources | Cooperatives

=== Toolshare ===
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Zone 4 ==

=== Activist Groups & Coalitions ===
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralized Technology | Economic Democracy

=== Communication ===
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

=== Community Spaces ===
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

=== Community Resilience ===
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

=== Conflict Resolution ===
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

=== Governance ===
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

=== News and Journalism ===

== Zone 5 ==

Communal Knowledge

2025-01-22T23:11:59Z

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Communal knowledge is the collective wisdom, practices and information developed, shared and sustained by a group of people to address their needs, challenges and aspirations. Rooted in lived experiences and diverse perspectives, it encompasses both traditional and emergent forms of understanding, integrating local, cultural and situational insights. Communal knowledge thrives through open exchange, collaboration and reciprocity, emphasizing free accessibility and adaptability. It resists privatization or centralization, valuing shared stewardship and collective benefit while fostering resilience, creativity and empowerment within and beyond the community.

Ecological Harmony

2025-01-22T23:11:08Z

GarryQ: Created page with "Ecological harmony is a state of dynamic balance in which human and nonhuman systems coexist and thrive through mutual respect, interconnectedness and the sustainable flow of energy and resources. It is rooted in the recognition of all living and nonliving elements as integral parts of a shared web of life, each contributing to the resilience and flourishing of the whole. Ecological harmony prioritizes practices and relationships that honor the intrinsic value of all bei..."

Ecological harmony is a state of dynamic balance in which human and nonhuman systems coexist and thrive through mutual respect, interconnectedness and the sustainable flow of energy and resources. It is rooted in the recognition of all living and nonliving elements as integral parts of a shared web of life, each contributing to the resilience and flourishing of the whole. Ecological harmony prioritizes practices and relationships that honor the intrinsic value of all beings, foster regeneration and align with the rhythms and limits of natural systems, creating conditions for enduring health and equity across all scales of existence.

Radical Abundance

2025-01-22T23:10:14Z

GarryQ: Created page with "Radical abundance is a paradigm that recognizes and cultivates the inherent wealth in systems, relationships and resources by shifting focus from scarcity to potential. It embraces the idea that true prosperity is multidimensional, encompassing not just material wealth but also social, cultural, ecological and emotional richness. Radical abundance challenges conventional notions of value, encouraging a mindset and practices that emphasize collaboration, regeneration and..."

Radical abundance is a paradigm that recognizes and cultivates the inherent wealth in systems, relationships and resources by shifting focus from scarcity to potential. It embraces the idea that true prosperity is multidimensional, encompassing not just material wealth but also social, cultural, ecological and emotional richness. Radical abundance challenges conventional notions of value, encouraging a mindset and practices that emphasize collaboration, regeneration and mutual flourishing. By reimagining how we allocate and share resources, it fosters resilient, interconnected systems that meet the needs of all while nurturing creativity, equity and well-being.

Thoughtful Reuse

2025-01-22T23:09:16Z

GarryQ: Created page with "Thoughtful reuse is the intentional and creative practice of repurposing materials, objects, or resources to extend their lifecycle, reduce waste and minimize environmental impact. It emphasizes careful consideration of an item's value, functionality and potential for adaptation, promoting sustainable practices and fostering innovation in how resources are utilized. Thoughtful reuse often involves repairing, upcycling, or reimagining items to serve new purposes while pre..."

Thoughtful reuse is the intentional and creative practice of repurposing materials, objects, or resources to extend their lifecycle, reduce waste and minimize environmental impact. It emphasizes careful consideration of an item's value, functionality and potential for adaptation, promoting sustainable practices and fostering innovation in how resources are utilized. Thoughtful reuse often involves repairing, upcycling, or reimagining items to serve new purposes while preserving their original integrity wherever possible.

Restorative Justice

2025-01-22T23:08:35Z

GarryQ: Created page with "Restorative justice is an approach to addressing harm, conflict and wrongdoing that prioritizes repairing relationships, meeting the needs of those impacted and fostering accountability. It centers the voices of victims, offenders and community members in a collaborative process to understand the harm, identify ways to make amends and rebuild trust. Restorative justice focuses on healing rather than punishment, aiming to address the root causes of harm, promote empathy a..."

Restorative justice is an approach to addressing harm, conflict and wrongdoing that prioritizes repairing relationships, meeting the needs of those impacted and fostering accountability. It centers the voices of victims, offenders and community members in a collaborative process to understand the harm, identify ways to make amends and rebuild trust. Restorative justice focuses on healing rather than punishment, aiming to address the root causes of harm, promote empathy and strengthen community connections to prevent future incidents.

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-22T23:07:32Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward '''[[Community Care|community care]], restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge'''. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inspired by permaculture technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five [[zones]], beginning with philosophical alignments toward tending the land, moving to attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the [[Willamette Valley]], and moving outward toward interpersonal groups and connections.

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Zone 1 ==

=== Eco-Stewardship ===
Land-tending Projects | Adopt-a-Landscape | OSALT

=== Spirituality and Indigenous Wisdom ===
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Zone 2 ==

=== Water ===
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

=== Food ===
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

=== Shelter ===
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

=== Education ===
Libraries | Education Centers

=== Energy ===
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

=== Sanitation ===
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

=== Transportation ===
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

=== Disability Services ===
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

=== Medical ===
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

=== Fiber ===
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Zone 3 ==

=== Creative Reuse ===
Clothing | Craft Supplies | [[Furniture]] | Tech |
=== Equipment Repair ===
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

=== Makers & Maker Support ===
Business Resources | Cooperatives

=== Toolshare ===
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Zone 4 ==

=== Activist Groups & Coalitions ===
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralized Technology | Economic Democracy

=== Communication ===
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

=== Community Spaces ===
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

=== Community Resilience ===
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

=== Conflict Resolution ===
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

=== Governance ===
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

=== News and Journalism ===

== Zone 5 ==

Community Care

2025-01-22T23:06:24Z

GarryQ: created

Community care refers to the collective practices and systems through which individuals and groups support one another's emotional, physical and social well-being. Rooted in principles of mutual aid, solidarity and interconnectedness, it emphasizes shared responsibility and direct action to meet needs, especially in the absence or insufficiency of institutional or governmental support. Community care can take many forms, including providing resources, offering emotional support, organizing for justice and creating spaces where everyone feels seen, valued and empowered.

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-06T19:34:45Z

GarryQ: /* Eco-Stewardship */

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. While nothing below is an endorsement, the following organizations are taking steps along the path toward community care, restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

== Spirituality ==
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Water ==
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

== Food ==
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

== Shelter ==
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

== Disability Services ==
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

== Energy ==
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

== Sanitation ==
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

== Transportation ==
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

== Equipment Repair ==
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

== Medical ==
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

== Education ==
Libraries | Education Centers

== Eco-Stewardship ==

== Fiber ==
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Activist Groups & Coalitions ==
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity | Decentralized Technology | Economic Democracy

== Community Resilience ==
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

== Conflict Resolution ==
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

== Communication ==
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

== Governance ==
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

== Community Spaces ==
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

== Creative Reuse ==
Clothing | Craft Supplies | Furniture | Tech | [https://www.reclaimitpdx.org/ ReClaim It] | [https://www.lovettdeconstruction.com/ Lovett Deconstruction & Salvage Shop]

== Toolshare ==
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Makers & Maker Support ==
Business Resources | Cooperatives

== Legal Support ==
[[Environmental]] | [[Tenants]]

== News and Journalism ==

Community Gardens

2025-01-06T19:20:42Z

GarryQ: Added to paragraph

A non-complete list of community gardens in the area. Currently only City of Portland community gardens. These commonly have multi-year waitlists and are not always accessible.

[https://www.portland.gov/parks/adams-community-garden Adam's Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/beach-community-garden Beach Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/berrydale-community-garden Berrydale Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/blair-community-garden Blair Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/brentwood-community-garden Brentwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/buckman-community-garden Buckman Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/centennial-park-community-garden Centennial Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/cesar-chavez-community-garden Cesar Chavez Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clarendon-community-garden Clarendon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clinton-community-garden Clinton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/colonel-summers-community-garden Colonel Summers Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/crossroads-community-garden Crossroads Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/david-douglas-community-garden David Douglas Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/earl-boyles-community-garden Earl Boyles Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/eastminster-community-garden Eastminster Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ed-benedict-community-garden Ed Benedict Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/errol-heights-community-garden Errol Heights Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/everett-community-garden Everett Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/floyd-light-community-garden Floyd Light Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/frazer-community-garden Frazer Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/front-and-curry-community-garden Front and Curry Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/fulton-community-garden-and-display-garden Fulton Community Garden and Display Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/furey-community-garden Furey Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gabriel-community-garden-and-orchard Gabriel Community Garden and Orchard] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gilbert-heights-community-garden Gilbert Heights Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/glenhaven-community-garden Glenhaven Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/grant-community-garden Grant Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/hazelwood-community-garden Hazelwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/helensview-community-garden Helensview Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ivon-community-garden Ivon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/johns-community-garden Johns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kennedy-community-garden Kennedy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kenton-community-garden Kenton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kingsley-park-community-garden Kingsely Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/knott-community-garden Knott Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/lents-community-garden Lents Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/luuwit-view-community-garden Luuwti View Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mccoy-community-garden McCoy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mt-tabor-community-garden Mt. Tabor Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/native-gathering-garden Native Gathering Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ne-72nd-ave-community-garden NE 72nd Ave Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/oliver-parklane-community-garden Oliver-Parklane Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/patton-community-garden Patton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/peace-community-garden Peace Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/pier-community-garden Pier Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/portsmouth-community-garden Portsmouth Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/powell-butte-community-garden Powell Butte Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/rigler-community-garden Rigler Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sabin-community-garden Sabin Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/se-150th-and-division-street-community-garden SE 150th and Division Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/senns-community-garden Senns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sewallcrest-community-garden Sewallcrest Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sumner-street-community-garden Sumner Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vermont-hills-community-garden Vermont Hills Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vestal-community-garden Vestal Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/water-and-gibbs-community-garden Water and Gibbs Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/woodlawn-community-garden Woodlawn Community Garden]

North:Directory of Community Organizations

2025-01-06T18:38:45Z

GarryQ:

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. While nothing below is an endorsement, the following organizations are taking steps along the path toward community care, restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

== Spirituality ==
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Water ==
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

== Food ==
[[Community Gardens]] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

== Shelter ==
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

== Disability Services ==
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

== Energy ==
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

== Sanitation ==
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

== Transportation ==
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

== Equipment Repair ==
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

== Medical ==
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

== Education ==
Libraries | Education Centers

== Eco-Stewardship ==

== Fiber ==
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Activist Groups & Coalitions ==
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity

== Community Resilience ==
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

== Conflict Resolution ==
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

== Communication ==
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

== Governance ==
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

== Community Spaces ==
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

== Creative Reuse ==
Clothing | Craft Supplies | Furniture | Tech | [https://www.reclaimitpdx.org/ ReClaim It] | [https://www.lovettdeconstruction.com/ Lovett Deconstruction & Salvage Shop]

== Toolshare ==
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Makers & Maker Support ==
Business Resources | Cooperatives

== Legal Support ==
[[Environmental]] | [[Tenants]]

== News and Journalism ==

Josh Test

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Community Gardens

2025-01-06T06:46:23Z

GarryQ: Added paragraph

A non-complete list of community gardens in the area. Currently only City of Portland community gardens.

[https://www.portland.gov/parks/adams-community-garden Adam's Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/beach-community-garden Beach Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/berrydale-community-garden Berrydale Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/blair-community-garden Blair Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/brentwood-community-garden Brentwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/buckman-community-garden Buckman Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/centennial-park-community-garden Centennial Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/cesar-chavez-community-garden Cesar Chavez Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clarendon-community-garden Clarendon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clinton-community-garden Clinton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/colonel-summers-community-garden Colonel Summers Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/crossroads-community-garden Crossroads Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/david-douglas-community-garden David Douglas Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/earl-boyles-community-garden Earl Boyles Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/eastminster-community-garden Eastminster Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ed-benedict-community-garden Ed Benedict Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/errol-heights-community-garden Errol Heights Community Garden] | E[https://www.portland.gov/parks/everett-community-garden verett Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/floyd-light-community-garden Floyd Light Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/frazer-community-garden Frazer Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/front-and-curry-community-garden Front and Curry Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/fulton-community-garden-and-display-garden Fulton Community Garden and Display Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/furey-community-garden Furey Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gabriel-community-garden-and-orchard Gabriel Community Garden and Orchard] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gilbert-heights-community-garden Gilbert Heights Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/glenhaven-community-garden Glenhaven Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/grant-community-garden Grant Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/hazelwood-community-garden Hazelwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/helensview-community-garden Helensview Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ivon-community-garden Ivon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/johns-community-garden Johns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kennedy-community-garden Kennedy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kenton-community-garden Kenton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kingsley-park-community-garden Kingsely Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/knott-community-garden Knott Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/lents-community-garden Lents Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/luuwit-view-community-garden Luuwti View Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mccoy-community-garden McCoy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mt-tabor-community-garden Mt. Tabor Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/native-gathering-garden Native Gathering Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ne-72nd-ave-community-garden NE 72nd Ave Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/oliver-parklane-community-garden Oliver-Parklane Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/patton-community-garden Patton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/peace-community-garden Peace Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/pier-community-garden Pier Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/portsmouth-community-garden Portsmouth Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/powell-butte-community-garden Powell Butte Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/rigler-community-garden Rigler Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sabin-community-garden Sabin Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/se-150th-and-division-street-community-garden SE 150th and Division Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/senns-community-garden Senns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sewallcrest-community-garden Sewallcrest Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sumner-street-community-garden Sumner Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vermont-hills-community-garden Vermont Hills Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vestal-community-garden Vestal Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/water-and-gibbs-community-garden Water and Gibbs Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/woodlawn-community-garden Woodlawn Community Garden]

Community Gardens

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GarryQ: Added gardens and links

[https://www.portland.gov/parks/adams-community-garden Adam's Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/beach-community-garden Beach Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/berrydale-community-garden Berrydale Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/blair-community-garden Blair Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/brentwood-community-garden Brentwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/buckman-community-garden Buckman Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/centennial-park-community-garden Centennial Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/cesar-chavez-community-garden Cesar Chavez Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clarendon-community-garden Clarendon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/clinton-community-garden Clinton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/colonel-summers-community-garden Colonel Summers Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/crossroads-community-garden Crossroads Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/david-douglas-community-garden David Douglas Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/earl-boyles-community-garden Earl Boyles Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/eastminster-community-garden Eastminster Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ed-benedict-community-garden Ed Benedict Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/errol-heights-community-garden Errol Heights Community Garden] | E[https://www.portland.gov/parks/everett-community-garden verett Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/floyd-light-community-garden Floyd Light Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/frazer-community-garden Frazer Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/front-and-curry-community-garden Front and Curry Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/fulton-community-garden-and-display-garden Fulton Community Garden and Display Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/furey-community-garden Furey Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gabriel-community-garden-and-orchard Gabriel Community Garden and Orchard] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/gilbert-heights-community-garden Gilbert Heights Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/glenhaven-community-garden Glenhaven Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/grant-community-garden Grant Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/hazelwood-community-garden Hazelwood Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/helensview-community-garden Helensview Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ivon-community-garden Ivon Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/johns-community-garden Johns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kennedy-community-garden Kennedy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kenton-community-garden Kenton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/kingsley-park-community-garden Kingsely Park Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/knott-community-garden Knott Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/lents-community-garden Lents Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/luuwit-view-community-garden Luuwti View Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mccoy-community-garden McCoy Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/mt-tabor-community-garden Mt. Tabor Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/native-gathering-garden Native Gathering Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/ne-72nd-ave-community-garden NE 72nd Ave Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/oliver-parklane-community-garden Oliver-Parklane Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/patton-community-garden Patton Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/peace-community-garden Peace Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/pier-community-garden Pier Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/portsmouth-community-garden Portsmouth Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/powell-butte-community-garden Powell Butte Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/rigler-community-garden Rigler Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sabin-community-garden Sabin Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/se-150th-and-division-street-community-garden SE 150th and Division Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/senns-community-garden Senns Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sewallcrest-community-garden Sewallcrest Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/sumner-street-community-garden Sumner Street Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vermont-hills-community-garden Vermont Hills Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/vestal-community-garden Vestal Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/water-and-gibbs-community-garden Water and Gibbs Community Garden] | [https://www.portland.gov/parks/woodlawn-community-garden Woodlawn Community Garden]

North:Directory of Community Organizations

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GarryQ: /* Food */ Added link

In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are already carving the path toward community care, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

== Spirituality ==
Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

== Water ==
[[Watershed Councils]] | [[Conservation Districts]] | Riverkeepers

== Food ==
[https://willamette.earth/wiki/index.php/Community_Gardens Community Gardens] | [[Farmer's Markets]] | Farms | Free Food | Plant Nurseries | Seed Libraries

== Shelter ==
Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

== Disability Services ==
[https://www.disabilityempowhernetwork.org/ Disability Empowher Network] |

== Energy ==
[https://www.communityenergyproject.org/ Community Energy Project]

== Sanitation ==
[https://www.h4apdx.org/ Hygiene for All] | [https://www.phlush.org/ PHLUSH]

== Transportation ==
[https://www.b4hpdx.org/ Bikes for Humanity PDX] |

== Equipment Repair ==
[https://www.portlandrepairfinder.com/resources/ Portland Repair Finder]

== Medical ==
[https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility]

== Education ==
Libraries | Education Centers

== Eco-Stewardship ==

== Fiber ==
[https://oregon.dressforsuccess.org/ Dress for Success] | [https://www.ethicalyarnco.com/ Ethical Yarn Community]

== Activist Groups & Coalitions ==
Environmental | Housing for All | Identity Based | International Solidarity | Worker Solidarity

== Community Resilience ==
[https://www.oregon.gov/oem/community-preparedness/pages/cert-program.aspx CERT] | [https://rdpo.net/ Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization] | [https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams]

== Conflict Resolution ==
[https://ormediation.app.neoncrm.com/membership-directory/3 Oregon Mediation Association]

== Communication ==
[https://www.portland.gov/pbem/neighborhood-emergency-teams/crtradio NET Amateur Radio Resources]

== Governance ==
[https://www.portland.gov/civic/myneighborhood/about-neighborhood-system PDX Neighborhood Associations]

== Community Spaces ==
Bridgespace | [https://www.pdx.edu/native-american-center/ Native American Student & Community Center] | [https://www.multnomahartscenter.org/ Multnomah Arts Center]

== Creative Reuse ==
Clothing | Craft Supplies | Furniture | Tech | [https://www.reclaimitpdx.org/ ReClaim It] | [https://www.lovettdeconstruction.com/ Lovett Deconstruction & Salvage Shop]

== Toolshare ==
[https://nptl.myturn.com/library/ North Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.neptl.org/ Northeast Portland Tool Library] | [https://sites.google.com/septl.org/website/ SE Portland Tool Library] | [https://www.tools.greenlents.org/ Green Lents] | [https://www.eptl.toollibrarian.net/TL/ourtools.php East Portland Tool Library]

== Makers & Maker Support ==
Business Resources | Cooperatives

== Legal Support ==
[[Environmental]] | [[Tenants]]

== News and Journalism ==

Community Gardens

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GarryQ: Added gardens and links

Farmer's Markets

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GarryQ: Added links

[https://www.hillsdalefarmersmarket.com/ Hillsdale Farmer's Market] | [https://www.beavertonfarmersmarket.com/ Beaverton Farmer's Market] | [https://hillsboromarkets.org/ Hillsboro Farmer's Markets] | [https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/psu/ PSU Farmer's Market] | [https://www.ohsu.edu/farmers-market OHSU Farmer's Market] | [https://www.peoples.coop/farmers-market People's Food Co-Op Farmer's Market] | [https://www.hollywoodfarmersmarket.org/ Hollywood Farmer's Market] | [https://www.stjohnsopportunity.org/stjohnsfarmersmarket St. John's Farmer's Market] | [https://cullyfarmersmarket.com/ Cully Farmer's Market] | [https://www.montavillamarket.org/ Montavilla Farmer's Market] | [https://milwaukiefarmersmarket.com/ Milwaukie Farmer's Market] | [https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/king/ King Farmer's Market] | [https://www.tigardfarmersmarket.org/ Tigard Farmer's Market] | [https://woodstockmarketpdx.com/ Woodstock Farmer's Market] | [https://www.comethrupdx.org/ Come-Through Farmer's Market] | [https://www.portlandfarmersmarket.org/kenton/ Kenton Farmer's Market] | [https://www.historicwillamette.com/market/ Wednesdays in Willamette Summer Street Market] | [https://www.adelantemujeres.org/farmers-markets Forest Grove Adelante Farmer's Market] | [https://www.adelantemujeres.org/farmers-markets Cornelius Adelante Farmer's Market] | [https://camasfarmersmarket.org/ Camas Farmer's Market] | [https://www.southwaterfront.com/farmers-market-about South Waterfront Market] | [https://www.vancouverfarmersmarket.com/markets.php?page=east East Vancouver Farmer's Market] | [https://mounthoodfarmersmarket.org/ Mount Hood Farmer's Market]

Farmer's Markets

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