Paul Susi of PDX ID Assistance helps unhoused people who've been swept by
the city's law enforcement and lost their crucial personal documents. He's
expanding his reach in the local community and has insight on aspects of
recovery that are not on the radar of many people.
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Our guest is Jeff Strang from Common Ground OR/WA, talking about land
ownership, wealth control, and taxes. He’s talking about a policy strategy
for Oregon like in Alaska, where residents get money every year through a tax
on the oil industry – except in Oregon it would be ...
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Desiree Hellegers hosts this episode of The Old Mole Variety Hour, which
features
Criminalizing Solidarity: Historian Rachel Ida Buff talks with Frann Michel
about connections between attacks on encampments in support of Palestine and
encampments of houseless people, as ...
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Historian Rachel Ida Buff talks with Frann Michel about connections between
attacks on encampments in support of Palestine and encampments of houseless
people, as well as attacks on other forms of collective solidarity and the
commons, including migrant caravans and wate...
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Host Karen James speaks with Kerry, Leon and Andrés who are currently
receiving services at the Beaverton Shelter. They discuss the challenges that
led them to homelessness, substance abuse and ultimately to find support to
help them achieve their goals. They express their ...
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This episode of “Out of the Streets of Portland” features the story of
Michael, who successfully navigated out of decades of homelessness and
substance use to support and recovery in one of the alternative,
village-style shelters that have significantly expanded over the pa...
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This episode features a discussion of possible changes to the Metro
Supportive Housing Services Measure and commentary from Desiree Hellegers
on Mourning, Solidarity, and freeing Leonard Peltier. Frann Michel hosts.
More about the segments:
Support Supportive Housi...
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Frann Michel talks with Molly Hogan of the Welcome Home Coalition about
adjustments to the Supportive Housing Services Measure. Welcome Home members
are calling on the Tri-county Metropolitan Regional Council to make sure that
adjustments honor the initial intentions of ...
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Socialist City Councilors-elect Tiffany Koyama Lane, known as Teacher
Tiffany, and Mitch Green, a green energy economist, talk about their vision
for building working-class power in Portland, Oregon
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On this edition of Prison Pipeline: Doing What Works: Overdose Prevention
Sites.
The Institute for Addiction Science at the University of Southern California
is holding a Distinguished Speaker Series. The featured speaker for October
was Alex Kral, PhD, a Distinguished Fel...
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