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Digest for July 2, 2010

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Youth Empowered Action Camp scholarships still available -- 2 for 1 discount!
pay what you will opening night of 'Hopeless' - Opens July 9
Pastors for Peace Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba
Free Event: Sharing Ideas Panel at Ecotrust hosted by Community Outreach
Adelante Mujeres and NWSA seek Sustainable Farming and Conservation Educator
Lead Energy Assistance Intake/Eligibility Specialist
United Way: Data Base Administrator Opening
Financial and Operations Officer at Cedarwood Waldorf School
Asset Building Project Coordinator (Washington State Service Corps)
United Way Position Opening: Administrative Assistant, Marketing & Communications
Part-time Development --Communications Position at Cedarwood Waldorf School
Volunteer Leadership Program Coordinator
IT Supervisor – Multnomah County Data Center
Portland Community Media seeks Fiscal Manager
Creative Space Available with Orlo and Wordstock
Green Jobs & Free Construction Training for Women
Volunteers Wanted for Children's Benefit: Yoshida's Sand in the City!
Make a lasting difference in your neighborhood with trees

Events

Youth Empowered Action Camp scholarships still available -- 2 for 1 discount!

Youth Empowered Action Camp Still has scholarships available for camp this summer!

 

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pay what you will opening night of 'Hopeless' - Opens July 9

'Hopeless' a one woman show inspired by the writings of Pema Chodron, an American Buddhist Nun is reopening July 9th at The Brooklyn Bay.

 

Melanya Helene won a drammy for outstanding actress in a lead role for this inspiring show.

 

Playing July 9 - 25 Fri & Sat 8pm Sunday 3pm

 

July 9th opening is 'pay what you will' Make sure to reserve your seats

 

To reserve Call 503.258.9000 email [email protected]

 

At The Brooklyn Bay Performance Space 1825 SE Franklin Portland OR 97202

 

see website www.thebrooklynbay.org for more info and directions

 

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Pastors for Peace Friendshipment Caravan to Cuba

Picnic at 5:30p Event at 6:30p Thurs, July 8th

 

“The U.S. Government Doesn’t Want You to Go to Cuba We say come with us to see for yourself.”

 

That is the motto of the Pastors for Peace Cuba Caravan project which rolls through Portland on July 8th to raise money and collect material aid.

 

Many of us hoped that President Obama’s election would bring about some changes in many aspects of US policy — including the ending of the illegal, immoral, and internationally condemned US economic blockade against Cuba. The travel ban on US citizens visiting Cuba remains.

 

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Free Event: Sharing Ideas Panel at Ecotrust hosted by Community Outreach

Sharing Ideas: Grassroots Projects Started by Neighbors Saturday, July 24th from 1:00pm-3:00pm Ecotrust, 721 NW 9th Ave. Portland, OR 97209

 

You are invited to this free panel presentation and discussion. Come learn about inspiring grassroots community building projects from a panel of local organizers. Ask questions and learn from their experiences. See possibilities for replicating similar projects in your own neighborhood.

 

FREE. Open to anyone interested. Hosted by Community Outreach of Our United Villages. Snacks provided. Child care (9 and under), interpretation, and transportation provided upon request. RSVP requested by Monday, July 17th to [email protected] or 503.546.7499.

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Jobs & Internships

Adelante Mujeres and NWSA seek Sustainable Farming and Conservation Educator

Position Title: Sustainable Farming and Conservation Educator

 

Application Deadline: July 30, 2010.

 

Project Sponsor: Adelante Mujeres http://www.adelantemujeres.org/

 

Type of Position: Individual Placement Service Dates: September 20, 2010 - August 12, 2011 Length of Term: 1700 hours (11-months)

 

Project Location: 2420 19th Ave. Forest Grove, OR 97116

 

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Lead Energy Assistance Intake/Eligibility Specialist

Job Title: Lead Energy Assistance Intake/Eligibility Specialist for Human Solutions

Reports to: Energy Coordinator

FLSA Status: Non-exempt

Hours: Full Time, 40 hours a week. Monday-Friday 8-5. May be required to work 7am-4pm during peak season (October through March)

Compensation: $14.10/hour ($29,328/annual), Medical, Dental, short and long term disability and AD&D insurance, paid holidays and leave provided.

Location: Gresham office (501 NE Hood Suite 310 Gresham, OR 97030)

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United Way: Data Base Administrator Opening

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette is seeking an experienced Data Base Administrator. This position will be responsible for maintaining all SQL databases deployed in the organization and provide data and reporting services for all departments for these databases.

Additional info: www.unitedway-pdx.org.

Forward cover letter and resume to [email protected]. Reference Job #2000. Position closes 7/11/10. An Equal Opportunity Employer

 

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Information

organization:Cedarwood Waldorf School
position summary:

Finance and Operations Officer will be responsible for organizing, coordinating, presenting and implementing activities related to the school's daily operations, budget, debt management, accounting, strategic planning, and risk management. Working with the Head of School to foster volunteer stewardhip of the facility amongst parents and friends of school. This position reports directly to Head of School.

Salary / Pay Rate:DOE

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Information

organization:Community Housing Resource Center
position summary:

Purpose: To enhance culturally competent financial education and counseling services offered by the Community Housing Resource Center to underserved minority community members in SW Washington.

Supervisor: Executive Director

Major Responsibilities: • Perform community outreach to spread the word to underserved low- and moderate-income communities about the availability of financial education and counseling services at the Center. • Recruit and support professional financial services volunteers who will help teach financial education in both English and additional languages. • Assist financial counselors and volunteer instructors with appropriate translation services. • Represent the Center on the Clark County Asset Building Coalition.

Salary / Pay Rate:Volunteer will receive a stipend and an education award upon successful completion of service.
Apply by:August 13, 2010

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United Way Position Opening: Administrative Assistant, Marketing & Communications

Administrative Assistant - Marketing & Communications

United Way of the Columbia-Willamette has an immediate opening for an Administrative Assistant-Marketing and Communications to provide staff support in planning and executing effective initiatives and projects that support United Way's efforts to strengthen communication and outreach with key constituents, the news media, and internal customers.

Additional info: www.unitedway-pdx.org. Forward cover letter and resume to [email protected]. Reference Job #1000. Position closes 7/11/10. An Equal Opportunity Employer

 

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Information

organization:Cedarwood Waldorf School
position summary:

Establish a culture of philanthropy at Cedarwood Waldorf School, Coordinate and develop a strong leadership and volunteer culture including coordinating fund raising events and school wide communications.

Salary / Pay Rate:Salary ranges from 25k to 30k DOE with excellent benefits

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Information

organization:Oregon Environmental Council
position summary:

NWSA Mission: This position is in partnership with the Northwest Service Academy (NWSA), an AmeriCorps program of ESD112. NWSA's mission is: To preserve and restore the natural environment, and to develop community leaders through service and community partnerships. www.nwserviceacademy.org

Project Location: 222 NW Davis Street, Suite 309, Portland, OR 97209-3900

Salary / Pay Rate:approx $1,072/month
Apply by:July 28, 2010

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Information

organization:MULTNOMAH COUNTY
position summary:

The IT Supervisor – Data Center, supervises the monitoring of environmental equipment in the Data Center, including emergency generator, UPS battery backup power supply, data center cooling systems, building and fire security system and other alarms, sensors and emergency systems. Oversee the work the Operations team does which includes, monitoring scheduled jobs using the automated job scheduling tools, monitoring servers and assisting with Helpdesk calls. This position is responsible for planning, organizing and supervising the day-to-day activities of the Information Technology Operations team. The Operations team provides 24/7 365 support of the Multnomah County data center.

Salary / Pay Rate:$66,604.55 - $93,244.81 per year

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Portland Community Media seeks Fiscal Manager

Portland Community Media (PCM) is a public benefit, non-profit corporation, working to empower the voice of diverse communities through the comprehension and use of multimedia technology.

 

PCM provides tools, training and transmission for the creation of local, non-commercial, community-based media. It is the mission of Portland Community Media to promote broad participation in civic and cultural life by encouraging effective use and understanding of community media.

 

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Nonprofit News

Creative Space Available with Orlo and Wordstock

Join Orlo, Portland's environmental arts organization and publisher of The Bear Deluxe Magazine, and the Wordstock Festival of the Book, in the new creative arts building, Zoomtopia, at 810 SE 8th. One desk available at modest price. Great neighborhood, great tenants and great building. Email [email protected] for more information.

 

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Q & A

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Trainings

Green Jobs & Free Construction Training for Women

Oregon Tradeswomen, Inc. empowers women to enter into high skill, high wage careers in construction through our seven-week Trades and Apprenticeship Career Class.

 

Please help us spread the word about our FREE, state certified pre-apprenticeship program so even more women can get started into satisfying, living wage careers.

 

-- Class meets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

 

-- Participants get hands-on experience working alongside skilled female instructors.

 

-- Explore topics like safety, construction culture, apprenticeship, and more.

 

-- Get an introduction to green building

 

-- Learn basic trades math and measurement.

 

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Volunteering

Volunteers Wanted for Children's Benefit: Yoshida's Sand in the City!

Be a part of this fantastic event benefiting children's programming at Impact Northwest: Yoshida's Sand in the City (Presented by Pacific Power)!

 

Each July 16th, 17th, and 18th, over 60,000 attendees visit Portland's Pioneer Square to check out our awesome sand sculptures and to support a great cause.

 

Volunteers are needed to assist with face painting, kids crafts, merchandise sales, set-up/tear down, and general assistance.

 

Volunteers will receive a free event t-shirt, as well as food and beverages provided from gracious donors during your shift!

 

Contact Rana DeBey at [email protected] to find out how to sign up!

 

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Make a lasting difference in your neighborhood with trees

Planting trees in your yard or parking strip will help improve the quality of life for you and your neighbors for generations to come. Friends of Trees is already planning for the 2010-2011 planting season, but we need your help! In order to surpass last year's record season and attain our goal of planting 4500 low-cost street and yard trees in Portland next year, we need Neighborhood Coordinators who can volunteer their time to help organize these neighborhood plantings. We still need a Neighborhood Coordinator, or co-coordinators, for many Portland neighborhoods.

 

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