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Housing Beaverton Project
Housing Beaverton Project
Wednesday, October 19
6-8 PM | Zoom event
Presented in English on Zoom with multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance)
Presented in English on Zoom with multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance). For those who require language interpretation, please register as early as possible and indicate your preferred language. We will do our best to find a community interpreter(s) who understands the subject, is able to interpret simultaneously, and familiar with Zoom interpreting features.
Join Unite Oregon’s open house in partnership with the Housing Beaverton Project to share your housing needs with the city! The Housing Beaverton Project aims to identify people’s unique housing needs and what steps the City must take to encourage the creation needed housing. Getting thoughts and stories straight from the community can help the City take the right actions so more of the housing that gets built suits the needs of current and future Beaverton residents.
The open house will be a virtual and interactive event that will give all participants a chance to share about their unique housing experiences and needs. All are welcome, including those who do not currently live in Beaverton but may wish to in the future. Stipends are available for the first 25 attendees who RSVP and attend the event.
Questions about the registration or interpretation, feel free to contact Piyawee Ruenjinda at piyawee@uniteoregon.org or (971) 599-1968 voice/text. For questions about the Housing Beaverton Project, please email the project team at HBProject@BeavertonOregon.gov or visit the project website at www.BeavertonOregon.gov/HBP.
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Power of Testimony & Storytelling
In partnership with the city of Beaverton, Oregon Law Center, and Unite Oregon is inviting Beaverton residents to virtual community workshops delivered in three languages!
THE POWER OF TESTIMONY & STORYTELLING
Presentation by Unite Oregon
Join Unite Oregon's Policy team and learn about the best practices around public speaking and testimony. Testifying before a city council, the state legislature, or another government body is a crucial piece to organizing and making systemic change. Especially when it comes to housing needs and priorities. You don't have to be an expert about something to speak about it. You are an expert on your own life and community. Your story is your testimony!
SERVICES AND RESOURCES FOR TENANTS
Presentation by Oregon Law Center
Oregon Law Center (OLC) is a non-profit organization that provides free legal help to people struggling to make ends meet. The mission of the Oregon Law Center is to achieve justice for the low-income communities of Oregon by providing a full range of the highest quality civil legal services. OLC will share information on their services and resources focusing on discrimination, subsidized housing, advice to tenants, and public benefits issues.
Saturday, March 4
10 AM-12 PM | Zoom event
Presented in English on Zoom with multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance)
Wednesday, March 8
6-8 PM | Zoom event
Facilitated in Spanish on Zoom with English interpretation
Wednesday, March 15
6-8 PM | Zoom event
Facilitated in Arabic on Zoom with English interpretation
Affordable Housing Study Trip
Affordable Housing Study Trip
Saturday, April 22
8:30 AM - 1:30 PM
Presented in English with live multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance)
Open to community members who graduated from or are attending Unite Oregon Washington County Chapter's leadership development programs. Presented in English with live multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance).
Led by Sheila Greenlaw-Fink*, this study tour will provide community members/leaders, housing advocates and members from the Cooper Mountain Advisory Group and the Housing Technical Advisory group an opportunity to learn about the Mary Ann and the South Cooper Mountain affordable housing projects, which include Goldcrest and Wishcamper.
Other purposes of the tour include:
Build rapport with community members who participate in the Beaverton Inclusive Housing Cohort
Celebration of the affordable housing projects, and partner collaborations, and explain how the cohort had an impact on these initiatives
Get community members excited about upcoming housing and planning projects (including Cooper Mountain) and empower folks to advocate for housing in Beaverton and share feedback with decision makers
Questions about the registration or interpretation, feel free to contact Piyawee Ruenjinda at piyawee@uniteoregon.org or (971) 599-1968 voice/text. For questions about Beaverton affordable housing, please email Bianetth Valdez at Bianetth@BeavertonOregon.gov.
Tenant Rights Workshop
Tenant Rights Workshop
Other Housing Events by Unite Oregon Washington County Chapter and Partners
Tenant Rights Workshop
Tenant Rights Workshop
Tuesday, January 31, 5:30 - 7:30 PM
Presented on Zoom in English with multilingual interpretations (upon request in advance)
(ENG) Tenant Rights Workshop 2023.01.31.pdf(SPA) Taller de Derechos del Inquilino 2023.01.31.pdfPage updated
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