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Digest for November 19, 2008

Digest Contents:

"Los Trabajadores" film screening WED 11/19 to benefit VOZ & CIO
World AIDS Day Event December 1st
BroadArts Visionary Salons -- TOMORROW
Think & Drink with Jelly Helm in Portland on December 3
Family Child Care Visitor
Early Head Start (EOPK) Home Visitor
Program Manager for Portland-Multnomah Co DV One Stop Center
Executive/Research Assistant
Executive Director
RACC Press Release: The Right Brain Initiative continues to receive support
Winter is coming, so Get Your Clients Ready to Rent!
Learn about E-Commerce Part II

Events

"Los Trabajadores" film screening WED 11/19 to benefit VOZ & CIO

VOZ Workers Rights Education Project and CIO (Center for Intercultural Organizing) are co-hosting a Movie Night! We will be showing "Los Trabajadores" which is a movie about two day laborers in Austin, TX. After the movie staff from VOZ will talk about different issues pertaining to the local day laborer community. Suggested Donation of $5 but nobody will be turned away. The movie will be shown at CIO office (700 N.Killingsworth) at 6pm on Wed, 11/19.

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World AIDS Day Event December 1st

Please join the Portland Area Global AIDS Coalition and Africa AIDS Response and our many partners at an educational, informative World AIDS Day Event:  Words and Rhythms for Life

 

Monday, December 1, 2008

Tiffany Center

1410 SW Morrison Street

Portland

 

4:00 p.m. – 5:30 p.m. Action Fair and Guest Speaker Michael Kaplan, Executive Director, Cascade AIDS Project

Admission:  Free

 

6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.  Benefit for Portland-Mutare Sister City/Africa AIDS Response

Speakers:  Mayor Tom Potter and his wife Karin Hansen

Hear Portland students share their experiences from their recent trip to Mutare, Zimbabwe

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BroadArts Visionary Salons -- TOMORROW

Thursday Nov 20th from 6 to 8 pm

Arts and Civil, Human, Union, LGBTIQQ & Women’s Rights

SEIU Local 503 Union Hall, 6407 SE Foster Blvd

November 20th Speakers:

Jo Ann Bowman, executive director of Oregon Action and former State representative

Eliana Machuca, Jobs with Justice organizer

Lannie Kali, director of Safe Communities NW and former staff organizer with Hillary Clinton's campaign

Kevin Easton, former Arts and Public Involvement staffer to Mayor Tom Potter and current executive director of the Equity Foundation.

These events are free and open to the public.

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Think & Drink with Jelly Helm in Portland on December 3

How does advertising create desire and shape identity? Is shopping a patriotic act? Is it better to buy local or buy nothing at all?

Please join the Oregon Council for the Humanities (OCH) for Think & Drink, a new happy-hour conversation series that this season looks at consumer culture. Jelly Helm, former executive creative director of Wieden+Kennedy’s Portland headquarters, kicks off the series on Wednesday, December 3, 2008, at 6:30 at rontoms, 600 E. Burnside, in Portland, with a conversation about advertising’s role in creating desire and shaping identity. Free and open to the public.

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Jobs & Internships

Information

organization:Neighborhood House
position summary:

Head Start. Family Child Care Visitor: FT, 46 wks/yr. Starting hourly pay range 11.96 to 14.35/hr. Min quals: BA/BS in ECE or related field & 2 yrs exp. in preschool classroom or home-based setting or AA or CDA & 4 yrs exp. Responsible for ed, health and fam services for assigned families, through weekly home visits and child care provider visits.

Beginning ASAP. Must have reliable personal trans. and clean driving record. Good interpersonal skills. Bilingual Spanish or Somali and experience with immigrant populations desired. Physical exam, TB test, and enrollment in Child Care Criminal History registry will be required.

Salary / Pay Rate:Starting hourly pay range 11.96 to 14.35/hr.

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Information

organization:Neighborhood House
position summary:

Early Head Start (EOPK) Home Visitor: FT, 52 wks/yr. Starting hourly pay range 11.96 to 14.35/hr. Min quals: BA/BS in early childhood education, social work, family studies, or related field and 2 yrs. exp. in preschool classroom and/or case mgt of low-income families or AA or Infant/Toddler CDA and 4 yrs. exp. Responsible for providing and integrating education, social and health services through weekly home visits and parent-child group socializations.

Beginning ASAP. Must have reliable personal trans. and clean driving record. Good interpersonal skills. Bilingual Spanish or Somali and experience with immigrant populations desired. Physical exam, TB test, and enrollment in Child Care Criminal History registry will be required.

Salary / Pay Rate:Starting hourly pay range 11.96 to 14.35/hr.

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Program Manager for Portland-Multnomah Co DV One Stop Center

TACS is working with The City of Portland on the recruiting for a Program Manager for the City of Portland/Multnomah County One-Stop Domestic Violence Service Center. The Center which will provide one location where domestic violence advocates, intervention specialists, prosecution and law enforcement personnel are available to provide services for victims and their children to help stop the cycle of violence in their families.

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Information

organization:Central Oregon Landwatch
position summary:

Central Oregon LandWatch is looking to hire a part-time executive/research assistant. The position would be 16-20 hours per week. The work will be a split between administrative and research-related duties.

Salary / Pay Rate:$15-17/hour

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Information

organization:Mentoring Advanced Programs for Students (MAPS)
position summary:

Mentoring Advanced Programs for Students (MAPS), a Vancouver, Washington based 501 (c)3 organization, is seeking an Executive Director. The Executive Director will oversee and carryout all organizational operations of MAPS including board relations, human resource management, program planning and development, and management, financial management, fund development, public and partner relations and asset management.

MAPS Mission MAPS mission is to challenge high school students to succeed in more rigorous academic subjects to prepare to become future leaders and innovators in the global economy

Background:

Salary / Pay Rate:Salary commensurate with experience. Competitive benefits package.

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Nonprofit News

RACC Press Release: The Right Brain Initiative continues to receive support

For immediate release   Contact: Mary Bauer, Communications Associate Regional Arts & Culture Council  |  www.racc.org 108 NW 9th Avenue, Suite 300, Portland, OR  97209-3318 503.823.5111  |  email: [email protected]   Through vision, leadership and service, the Regional Arts & Culture Council (RACC) works to integrate arts and culture in all aspects of community life. 

 

November 18, 2008

The Right Brain Initiative continues to receive support  from local businesses and foundations

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Q & A

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Trainings

Winter is coming, so Get Your Clients Ready to Rent!

Don't let your clients be left out in the cold...teach them to overcome typical rental screening barriers with Ready To Rent! The next Certified Instructor Training will be held December 16-18.

The Ready to Rent curriculum provides housing readiness skills to people who have had past rental difficulties, have participants establish an action plan for becoming a successful renter and, upon completion, receive a Ready to Rent Certificate which is recognized by many housing providers and landlords as a compensating factor to some negative rental history.

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Learn about E-Commerce Part II

Learn how to take your local business global and dramatically increase sales! Learn the "dos and don'ts" of site design by reviewing several case study sites. Leave with action steps to implement on your site for immediate impact.

(You may attend the second part even if you missed e-commerce part I)

Wednesday, November 19, 2008, 6:30-8:30 PM, 2069 NE Hoyt St., Portland, Oregon

Presenter: Adam Stites, President of Xtremez.com

$5 for Mercy Corps Northwest clients, $10 for community members. All proceeds benefit Mercy Corps Northwest programs.

Please RSVP to Heather at [email protected] or 503.236.1580 x211

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Volunteering

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