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Saturday, April 5, 2014

Radical, underground, counter-cultural organizing & civic-engagement!

Of, by, and for the People! Follow @ThePDXAlliance Poetry!
http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org
 Resist! Breaking News: PCASC Brunch, Fanning the Flames, $15 minimum wage, Music, Theatre, and more!

ttp://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org  Occupy Portland Is Re-occupying Chapman Park
PORTLAND, Ore. – Occupy Portland is back. The group is setting up camp again across from the Justice Center and promising to fill Chapman Park. People are gathering at the Justice Center to protest repression, war, injustice, poverty, joblessness, homelessness and inequity. They also stand in support of basic civil rights and against police brutality. This reoccupation is part of a Worldwide Wave of Action that started Friday with former Occupy sites in 10 cities across the nation.
How to Fan the Flames by Alexandra Bradbury and Jane Slaughter We troublemakers keep hoping for the spark that will set a wildfire of workers in motion. The worse our situation gets—economically, politically, ecologically—the more we yearn for a vast movement to erupt and transform the landscape. ,,, It will take large-scale bravery to reverse the giant mess capitalism has made of everything—massive inequality, our unions sliding to near-extinction, our planet on the verge of eco-catastrophe.
That’s why, in the long term, a movement with a troublemaking spirit—the kind that inspires people to bravery—is the only kind with a chance to win. These ideas, struggles, and more will all be up for discussion at the Labor Notes Conference next weekend in Chicago. A full version of this article appeared in Labor Notes #421, April 2014. - See more at: http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org/labornotes How to Fan the Flames A version of this article appeared in Labor Notes #421, April 2014. Don't miss an issue, subscribe today. - See more at: http://labornotes.org/2014/03/how-fan-flames#sthash.6bNk8FAw.dpuf

Monday, October 12, 2009

The Portland Alliance is moving forward...

The Ongoing revitalization…
Progress Report and Important Dates:



What's Goin' on with TPA?

The Portland Alliance has a new home!

5926 North Albina Avenue
Portland, Oregon 97217-2210

Stop by to say hello!
please call 503-327-8377
or fax         503-327-8949


best regards, Tim

Portland progressives deserve real news, a voice and a seat at the table!


P o r t l a n d A l l i a n c e C o m m u n i t y M e e t i n g s :

August Meeting Dates:
Wednesday, August 3rd, 7-9pm: Editorial Committee, at 5926 N. Albina
Tuesday, August 9th, 5-9pm: Writers Workshop & BBQ, PLEASE RSVP to
                                               WritersBBQ@writingresource.info Location
                                               will be 5926 N. Albina, weather permitting.

 Monday, August 15th, NAAME/TPA Board Meeting at 7-9pm at Concordia University
   (Bus #9 or # 75)  In the Library Meeting Room, between Holman, Dekum, 29th & 27th Ave.
Wednesday, August 17, 7-9pm: Editorial Committee Meeting, at 5926 N. Albina
Sunday, August 28th, 2 pm-6 pm: Office Work Party,  at 5926 Albina

The Portland Alliance: http://www.ThePortlandAlliance.org
"Distressing Portland's Elite Since 1981"
TPA/NAAME:  A 501C3 Oregon nonprofit
Box 14162 / Portland, OR / zip 97293-0162
Production Office:  5926 North Ålbina  Åve.
         Portland, Oregon   97217-2210
Phone (503)-327-8377 Fax (503)-327-8949
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Production Office is at 5926 N. Albina Avenue
Portland,  Oregon 97217-2210

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