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Digest for July 2, 2009
Digest Contents:
Can Art Save the Congo?7/8 Springboard Social Innovation Forum: The New Family-Friendly Agenda
Oregon Wild Wednesday with William Sullivan
Jeffrey Smith, GMO Expert Speaking Wednesday July 8th 7pm University of Portland
Introduction to the LEED for Homes Program
Idealist.org is hiring in Portland
Grant and Communications Manager
Resource Conservation Outreach Coordinator
Energy Conservation Outreach Coordinator
Demographics Specialist
Science Teacher Position in Tanzania
OUTSIDE IN - OPEN POSITION - 7/1/2009
Development Director
Workshop: Healing the Heart Through Relationships
Events
Can Art Save the Congo?
Art Exhibit: Profane Relics An Ossuary of the Congo Mineral Wars, an installation by Ryan Burns
Opening Reception: Thursday, July 2 from 5-10pm
Community Dinner + Dialogue: Saturday, July 11 from 5-7pm
SEA Change 625 NW Everett, Gallery 110, Portland, Oregon 92709. www.seagallery.wordpress.com
The installation presents “artifacts” of the past twenty years of war and mineral exploitation in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Partially unearthed artifacts of cultural disarticulation, corporately funded wars, crude hand-tools of small pit mining, skeletal traces of bush meat trade are jumbled together with discarded iPhones, blackberries and obsolete laptops.
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7/8 Springboard Social Innovation Forum: The New Family-Friendly Agenda
When: Wednesday, July 8, from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. Doors open at 5:30 Where:Urban Grind Coffeehouse in NE, 2214 NE Oregon Cost: $5.00 at the door. Light supper included. Contact: [email protected] or call (503) 452-6898
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Oregon Wild Wednesday with William Sullivan
If you're a serious hiker, you've heard his name...come to Roots, grab a beer, and listen to an Oregon legend. There is no name more synonymous with Oregon hiking trails than fifth generation Oregonian Bill Sullivan. His books and maps are famous and have probably led you back to the trailhead from a distant wilderness vista. Join Oregon Wild, Bill Sullivan, and Erik Fernandez for an evening of exploration with the master of Oregon trails. Sullivan will present on his new book, experiences hiking every public trail in Oregon, and reveal the recreation secrets in Oregon's newest Wilderness Area.
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Jeffrey Smith, GMO Expert Speaking Wednesday July 8th 7pm University of Portland
~Join us for the first lecture in a series on the risks of GMOs~
The Documented Health Dangers of Genetically Engineered Foods
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Introduction to the LEED for Homes Program
Introduction to LEED for Homes Program July 23, 2009 8AM - 10AM
LEED for Homes is a voluntary rating system that promotes the design and construction of high performance green homes. Benefits of a LEED home include lower energy and water bills, reduced greenhouse gas emissions, and healthier indoor air quality. LEED certification recognizes and rewards builders for meeting the highest performance standards, providing homeowners with the confidence that their homes are durable, healthy, and environmentally friendly.
Instructor: Randy Hansell, Senior Green Building Consultant, Earth Advantage
Location: Earth Advantage National Center 16280 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Portland, OR 97224
Directions: http://www.earthadvantage.org/find-us.php
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Jobs & Internships
Idealist.org is hiring in Portland
Nonprofit Job Sales
Idealist.org is looking for a friendly, experienced sales person on a short-term basis (3 months) to work in our Portland, Oregon office. This position has the potential to become full-time after this contract.
Background Idealist.org is a nonprofit organization with offices in New York, Portland, and Buenos Aires, Argentina, whose mission is to connect people, organizations, and resources to help build a world where all people can live free and dignified lives.
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Grant and Communications Manager
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Camp Fire USA, Portland Metro Council |
position summary: | The Grants and Communications Manger is responsible for researching, writing, coordinating and managing all aspects of Camp Fire USA Portland Metro Council’s foundation, corporate, and government grants to fund the Council’s annual fund and Camp Namanu capital needs. Additionally, the position is responsible for working closely with the VPDC on the writing of newsletters, press releases and occasional individual donor communication pieces. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | Competitive salary with full benefits |
Resource Conservation Outreach Coordinator
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Beaverton School District |
position summary: | Promote resource conservation awareness and activity throughout the Beaverton School District in this AmeriCorps position through Northwest Service Academy. The position summary, general responsibilities, preferred qualifications, and how to apply may be found on the Northwest Service Academy web page, www.nwserviceacademy.org under positions. This is an internship-type position. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | $1,036.00 |
Energy Conservation Outreach Coordinator
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Beaverton School District |
position summary: | Increase energy awareness and work to create a conservation ethic in the Beaverton School District in this AmeriCorps position through Northwest Service Academy. A position summary, general responsibilities, requirements, preferred qualifications, and how to apply may be found on the Northwest Service Academy web page, www.nwserviceacademy.org under positions. This in an internship-type position. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | $1,036.00 |
Demographics Specialist
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Portland State University Foundation |
position summary: | Background: Portland State University Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to cultivate and manage both monetary and volunteer support for the University. The primary purpose of this position is to efficiently and accurately update the constituent database on a timely basis while maintaining constituent confidentiality. Job Summary: Complete demographic updates in database Enter annual fund pledges Provide back up for gift processing, reception desk and accounts payable Prepare correspondence, such as pledge confirmations and gift receipts Data entry for Scholarship Module Other duties as assigned To apply: Submit resume and cover letter to Becky Hein at [email protected] by 5:00 p.m. July 7th. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | Entry Wage: $10.50 - $11.50/hr. |
Science Teacher Position in Tanzania
Make a difference in the lives of underserved children in Tanzania by teaching at Orkeeswa Secondary School. Experience life in a traditional Maasai community and explore Tanzania.
The Indigenous Education Foundation of Tanzania (IEFT) (www.ieftz.org) has an opportunity for a Science teacher at Orkeeswa Secondary School, located in a remote area of East Africa. We are currently looking for a Science teacher to begin immediately. This position includes a stipend to cover living expenses in Tanzania. Email your resume to [email protected] to apply.
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OUTSIDE IN - OPEN POSITION - 7/1/2009
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OUTSIDE IN - OPEN POSITION
Bilingual Case Manager – first 06/04/09, second posting 07/01/09
Exciting work with innovative, skilled inter-disciplinary team to engage, assess and support culturally diverse homeless young people ages 16-24. Specialize in work with youth residing in Transitional Housing. 32 hrs/wk, Sunday-Thursday. Minimum qualifications: Bilingual Spanish/English. MSW/MA in counseling plus 2 years relevant case mgmt experience, MH, A/D, and adolescent experience. BA in relevant field and additional experience may be considered in lieu of master’s degree. Salary DOQ + full benefits.
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Development Director
Digest topic: Jobs & Internships
Information
organization: | Newspace Center for Photography |
position summary: | Newspace Center for Photography is seeking a part time Development Director. Candidates will be expected to engage in research to identify new individual, foundation, and government prospects; Cultivate and nurture relationships with current and potential corporate and foundation sponsors,and individual donors; In consultation with program staff and the Director, write grant proposals and reports; Write fundraising letters, reports, and appeals; maintain regular correspondence with foundations, and donors, oversee mailings; Develop and grow individual donor base; manage annual giving campaign; cultivate major gifts; Help to plan events; Create and implement annual development plan and strategy; Develop and implement comprehensive marketing and public relations strategy. |
Salary / Pay Rate: | TBD based on experience. |
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Trainings
Workshop: Healing the Heart Through Relationships
Living Yoga is happy to announce a very special three hour continuing education class “Healing the Heart through Relationships” presented by the Portland Relationship Center on the struggle between Compassion and Reactivity. In this workshop you will learn about the “defensive cage” around your heart and how it was formed; how you react when frightened; how your brain affects you in relationships and how you can heal your heart with compassion for yourself and others.
Taught by Norene Gonsiewski, MSW, LCSW and Katherine Calvert, MSW, LCSW of Portland Relationship Center, this workshop is fascinating, experiential and will give you the tools to start transforming your relationships right away.
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