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PDX Main Streets

2023-05-23T18:45:14Z

Scurtis: Created page with "{{Organization |logo=PDX MainSt.png |sector=Buildings, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Resilience |industry=Real Estate |chapter=Regenerative Urbanism, Resilience Hubs |type=Nonprof..."

{{Organization
|logo=PDX MainSt.png
|sector=Buildings, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Resilience
|industry=Real Estate
|chapter=Regenerative Urbanism, Resilience Hubs
|type=Nonprofit
|foundation=April 1, 2013
|founder=Heather Flint Chatto, Linda Nettekoven
|location_city=Portland OR
|location_country=USA
|area_served=Local
|key_people=Heather Filnt Chatto
|products=Fundraising, workshops, planning
|homepage=https://www.pdxmainstreets.org
|sponsorship=Of Interest
|description=The PDX Main Street Design Initiative is a coalition of community and business leaders, architects, designers, planners, artists and community advocates. For more than seven years we've been working to raise design literacy and create planning tools that empower community members to manage growth and change. By helping communities understand the nuances of how design makes good density, they are more able to support greater growth with better outcomes and more expedient processes with development that is more supported, and save time and cost.
}}
We've been working with neighborhoods across Portland to create main street design guidelines that can apply to any main street. Find out how we're helping communities identify their design goals and priorities.

Design guidelines, neighborhood design review, development engagement, visioning, workshops and events - we've got many tools for you!

Big policy projects at the City are at work. As our city grows up, do we have clear goals for the design of our streets and buildings? How can community members have a voice in how new development happens? How do we support affordability and diversity while we grow and add needed amenities and services?

Design is key to adding better density and minimizing impacts to livability, affordability, quality, displacement, climate, and sustainability. We've been gathering recommendations from communities and now are advocating for a greater voice for all in the way we grow our City.

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2023-05-23T18:34:57Z

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Forage Design + Planning

2023-05-23T18:28:28Z

Scurtis: Created page with "{{Organization |logo=ForageDesign.png |sector=Buildings, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Wireless, Energy, Water |industry=Real Estate |chapter=Regenerative Urbanism, Resilience Hub..."

{{Organization
|logo=ForageDesign.png
|sector=Buildings, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Wireless, Energy, Water
|industry=Real Estate
|chapter=Regenerative Urbanism, Resilience Hubs
|type=Nonprofit
|foundation=November 25, 2017
|founder=Heather Flint Chatto
|location_city=Portland OR
|location_country=USA
|area_served=Local
|key_people=Heather Flint Chatto
|products=Ecological design & planning
|homepage=https://foragedesign.org
|sponsorship=Of Interest
|description=Forage Design is an environmental planning and design firm focused on creating re-found spaces and renewed places through sustainable design, local and regional planning, creating tools and funding opportunities that empower clients and communities to make a difference.
}}
We value design strategies that are place-based, sustainable, and multifunctional to serve diverse uses and community needs. We draw on existing resources where possible, to create low-impact, green planning and design approaches that are inspired by the people, culture, and context of each place. In all our work, we value the integration of ecological solutions to create lasting quality, craftsmanship, and innovation.

Ecological designer, urban planner, educator and community advocate dedicated to advancing innovative design for improved ecosystem health and sustainable design of buildings and cities. Two time winner of the DJC's Woman of Vision Award (2015 & 2019)

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2023-05-23T18:21:57Z

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2023-05-23T18:03:15Z

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File:NSF Civic - Resilience Benefits.pdf

2022-12-04T17:33:43Z

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CIVIC school HUBS

2022-11-21T18:51:43Z

Scurtis: Community by Community ...incubating the Federal School Infrastructure Toolkit ...as Resilience HUB(s)

{{Infobox project
|image=Buckman Resilience.png
|imagecaption=Schools ...Resilience HUBS?
|team-members=Portland Public Schools, Mulnomah County, Metro, Link Oregon, Georgia Tech, Portland State University
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Jiri Skopek
|location_city=Portland, OR
|status=Ready for Public Announcement
|sector=Buildings, Education, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Broadband, Resilience
|tag=Resilience Hub
|summary=NSF CIVIC grant to incubate the Federal School Infrastructure Toolkit for more resilience Community services. A pilot program with be developed with the BENSON school district in Portland, and woven into the urban/rural network of the Metro regional emergency response.
}}
The Global Community Technology Challenge (GCTC) and Georgia Tech University (GTU) have received a National Science Foundation Planning Grant to conduct research with Portland Public Schools on a project: Schools as Community Resilience Hubs. The GCTC/GTU team will work closely with stakeholders that include Benson School District leaders, city and State government organizations, regional first responders, utilities organizations, and, most-importantly, members of the Benson School District community to develop a community-driven, socio-technical infrastructure to identify community emergency response and resiliency challenges. Together with stakeholders, we will evaluate current needs, strategize a plan to address the challenges, and develop a “digital twin” that models an individual school’s role as a community resilience node–as part of a larger community resilience network. The digital twin will provide a safe test bed on which to conduct what-if scenarios. These scenarios will involve a mix of people, processes, and technologies. As part of the planning phase, we will also research capital investment and longer-term operations funding to initiate, maintain, and expand the Resilience Network, initially to serve a single school district community, but eventually expanding more broadly. We will strive to integrate the needs of all community members and consider the roles of other stakeholders, available resources, and unique conditions that impact emergency response. The purpose of a resilience hub is to provide shelter, resources, connectivity, and timely information-sharing in preparation for and response to multiple potential natural and manmade disaster events.

[[Resilience Hubs]]
[[File:Https://opencommons.org/File:NSF CIVIC - Resilience Hub--Schools.png|thumb|NSF planning grant incubating Community resilience (school toolkits)]]
[[School Infrastructure Toolkit]]

File:NSF CIVIC - Resilience Hub--Schools.png

2022-11-21T18:47:27Z

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planning grant incubating Community resilience (school toolkits).

CIVIC school HUBS

2022-11-21T18:37:25Z

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2022-11-21T18:35:43Z

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2022-10-04T22:33:32Z

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CIVIC school HUBS

2022-10-04T22:28:06Z

Scurtis: Created page with "{{Infobox project |image=PNW Heat Fire Flood.png |imagecaption=Schools ...Resilience HUBS? |team-members=Portland Public Schools, Mulnomah County, Metro, Link Oregon, Georgia..."

{{Infobox project
|image=PNW Heat Fire Flood.png
|imagecaption=Schools ...Resilience HUBS?
|team-members=Portland Public Schools, Mulnomah County, Metro, Link Oregon, Georgia Tech, Portland State University
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Jiri Skopek
|location_city=Portland, OR
|status=Ready for Public Announcement
|sector=Buildings, Education, Public Safety, Wellbeing, Broadband, Resilience
|summary=NSF CIVIC grant to incubate the Federal School Infrastructure Toolkit for more resilience Community services. A pilot program with be developed with the BENSON school district in Portland, and woven into the urban/rural network of the Metro regional emergency response.
}}
The Global Community Technology Challenge (GCTC) and Georgia Tech University (GTU) have received a National Science Foundation Planning Grant to conduct research with Portland Public Schools on a project: Schools as Community Resilience Hubs. The GCTC/GTU team will work closely with stakeholders that include Benson School District leaders, city and State government organizations, regional first responders, utilities organizations, and, most-importantly, members of the Benson School District community to develop a community-driven, socio-technical infrastructure to identify community emergency response and resiliency challenges. Together with stakeholders, we will evaluate current needs, strategize a plan to address the challenges, and develop a “digital twin” that models an individual school’s role as a community resilience node–as part of a larger community resilience network. The digital twin will provide a safe test bed on which to conduct what-if scenarios. These scenarios will involve a mix of people, processes, and technologies. As part of the planning phase, we will also research capital investment and longer-term operations funding to initiate, maintain, and expand the Resilience Network, initially to serve a single school district community, but eventually expanding more broadly. We will strive to integrate the needs of all community members and consider the roles of other stakeholders, available resources, and unique conditions that impact emergency response. The purpose of a resilience hub is to provide shelter, resources, connectivity, and timely information-sharing in preparation for and response to multiple potential natural and manmade disaster events.

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2022-10-04T22:15:03Z

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Electric Mobility Lab

2022-09-30T16:35:42Z

Scurtis: Electric Mobility Seminar - launch of SoCal Tech Bridge lab at Miramar Marine Corp Air Base

{{Infobox project
|image=Miramar EMS.png
|imagecaption=SoCal TechBridge Electric Mobility Lab launch
|team-members=SoCal Tech Bridge, TESIAC, CANA LLC, Robotic Research, Verizon
|poc=Andrew Morgan
|location_city=New York, New York
|status=Launched
|sector=Transportation, Utility, Broadband
|summary=The EMS the Phase 0 Launch for the electric mobility initiative at Marine Corp Air Station Miramar. It included dynamic presentations from key government leaders on changing policies and plans, interactive panels with electric mobility thought leaders, as well as immersive demonstrations and discussions of technologies with industry-leading organizations.
}}
The Electric Mobility Symposium (EMS) took place at Marine Corp Air Station Miramar in June 2021. The EMS brought together thought leadership from the DOD, Federal, State, & Local Government Officials, and the Private sector to discuss the impact of the the Electric Vehicle Revolution and how it will transform military bases and cities, making them connected, autonomous, and resilient. Hosted by the SoCal Tech Bridge and organized by a leadership team of private organizations including, TESIAC, CANA LLC, Robotic Research, and Verizon, the objective of the EMS was to validate, establish, and scale electric mobility on military installations through a proven ability to: provide personnel transport, package delivery, and mobile power; leverage electric manned and unmanned platforms; link micro-grids and mobility as a service; and leverage private capital and innovative contracting. Over the past years, Marine Corps Air Station (MCAS) Miramar has led in setting up the infrastructure to support this revolution. It is the right place and the right time to support future technology pilots and implementations.

The EMS the Phase 0 Launch for the electric mobility initiative at Marine Corp Air Station Miramar. It included dynamic presentations from key government leaders on changing policies and plans, interactive panels with electric mobility thought leaders, as well as immersive demonstrations and discussions of technologies with industry-leading organizations. It was an opportunity to learn more about how private capital investments and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) approaches can support energy, mobility, and smart cities’ technology needs. The success of this model is based on revolutionary partnerships and novel design processes to help determine the infrastructure, concepts of employment, and enablers to support the electric vehicle (EV) and autonomous vehicle (AV) revolution, and to help federal, state and local governments understand how they might transfer this technology to other bases and to neighboring cities.
Miramar’s existing 5G enabled networks, microgrids with multiple renewable energy sources, and autonomous vehicle proving grounds are open and ready. Now technology integration, electric fleet infrastructure, and investment models are being developed to create scalable and replicable models for smart and electrified bases of the future

Links:
https://sites.google.com/canallc.com/electric-mobility-symposium/home
https://www.socaltechbridge.org/electricmobility-lab

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2022-09-30T16:31:11Z

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2022-09-30T16:22:44Z

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Andrew Morgan

2022-09-30T16:08:46Z

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|portrait=Andrew Morgan.png
|firstname=Andrew
|lastname=Morgan
|company=TESIAC
|position=Business Development
|location=New York City
|country=USA
|sector=Buildings, Transportation, Utility
|linkedin=https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-morgan-43a235a9/
}}

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2022-09-30T16:06:57Z

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2022-04-12T11:45:32Z

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File:School-Toolkit.pdf

2022-04-10T14:56:35Z

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File:Biden School Toolkit.png

2022-04-10T14:38:45Z

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Open 988

2022-03-24T17:41:30Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support.

In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}

REFERENCES

1) BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

2) Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

3) 988 Fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

Open 988

2022-03-24T17:41:16Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support.

In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}
REFERENCES

1) BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

2) Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

3) 988 Fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

Open 988

2022-03-24T17:40:44Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support. In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}

REFERENCES

1) BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

2) Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

3) 988 Fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

Open 988

2022-03-24T17:40:26Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support. In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}
REFERENCES

1) BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

2) Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

3) 988 Fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

Open 988

2022-03-24T17:40:08Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support. In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}

REFERENCES
1) BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

2) Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

3) 988 Fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

Open 988

2022-03-24T17:38:11Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|poc=Stan Curtis, Ann Marcus, Deb Bryant
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support. In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}
upload BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

upload Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

upload 988 fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

File:988 two pager 2021-2.pdf

2022-03-24T17:23:25Z

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Open 988

2022-03-24T17:22:36Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Why 988?.png
|team-members=Biden HHS, Vibrant, 911, Open311
|updated=2022-03-01
|summary=Biden State-of-the-Union (SOTU) featured Mental-Health crisis and HHS call services (988) support. In addition to 911 support many communities have 311 call services. 988 is next!
}}
upload BIDEN-SOTU ...call to action (FactSheet) ...988
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/03/01/fact-sheet-president-biden-to-announce-strategy-to-address-our-national-mental-health-crisis-as-part-of-unity-agenda-in-his-first-state-of-the-union/

upload Vibrant 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline services description FAQ
https://www.vibrant.org/988/?_ga=2.125739594.1540403515.1648140944-725184703.1648140944

upload 988 fact-sheet (2-pager)
https://www.vibrant.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/988_two_pager_2021-2.pdf

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2022-03-24T17:14:07Z

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File:Kashiwa ElderCARE.pdf

2022-03-24T16:41:53Z

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2022-03-24T16:29:51Z

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Decision Theatre PSU

2022-03-23T18:54:59Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Decision Theatre OMSI.png
|poc=Stan Curtis, Jon Fink, Vivek Shandas, Wilf Pinfold
|location_city=Portland, Oregon
|status=Implemented
|updated=2022-03-23
|sector=Buildings, Data, Transportation, Wellbeing
|tag=Open Data
}}
upload the OMSI MapStories for the Decision Theatre scenarios

upload the Decision Theatre reference design (InFocus)

upload the Decision Theatre working projects
1) Glaciation Processes in Antartica
2) Visualizing Wildfire
3) Management of Urban Natural Hazards
4) Urban Forestry

File:OMSI DecisionTheatre MapStories .pptx

2022-03-23T18:50:47Z

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File:DecisionTheatre InFocus-PSU VivekShandas.pdf

2022-03-23T18:46:31Z

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File:DecisionTheatre Active Projects.pdf

2022-03-23T18:46:03Z

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Decision Theatre PSU

2022-03-23T18:43:48Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Decision Theatre OMSI.png
|poc=Stan Curtis, Jon Fink, Vivek Shandas, Wilf Pinfold
|location_city=Portland, Oregon
|status=Implemented
|updated=2022-03-23
|sector=Buildings, Data, Transportation, Wellbeing
|tag=Open Data
}}
upload the Decision Theatre reference design (InFocus)

upload the Decision Theatre working projects
1) Glaciation Processes in Antartica
2) Visualizing Wildfire
3) Management of Urban Natural Hazards
4) Urban Forestry

Decision Theatre PSU

2022-03-23T18:02:06Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Decision Theatre OMSI.png
|poc=Stan Curtis, Jon Fink, Vivek Shandas, Wilf Pinfold
|location_city=Portland, Oregon
|status=Implemented
|sector=Buildings, Data, Transportation, Wellbeing
|tag=Open Data
}}

File:Decision Theatre OMSI.png

2022-03-23T18:00:25Z

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Resilience HUB - NIST Guide

2022-03-07T20:01:51Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Resilience HUBS.png
|imagecaption=Resilience HUB - NIST Guide
|team-members=SmartBuilding
|poc=stan curits
|status=Development
|sector=Buildings, Public Safety, Wellbeing
|summary=Resilience GUIDE UNSD and NIST reference
}}
Urban Sustainability Directors Network (USDN) - Resilience Hubs Guidance
http://resilience-hub.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/USDN_ResilienceHubsGuidance-1.pdf

NIST Resilience HUBS Planning Guide
https://www.nist.gov/community-resilience/planning-guide

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2022-03-07T19:57:43Z

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Portland Public Schools (PPS) Climate Crisis Response

2022-03-07T17:00:03Z

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{{News
|Image=PPS Climate Crisis.png
|Published=2022-03-01
|Organization=Portland Public School Board
|Summary=PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Public Schools (PPS) has implemented a new climate policy that aims to cut its greenhouse gas emissions in half by 2030.
On Tuesday night, the PPS Board of Education voted to adopt the Climate Crisis Response Policy. The policy will impact what students learn, how district buildings are constructed and what kind of equipment is used to maintain schoolgrounds.
|Link=https://www.kgw.com/article/tech/science/climate-change/portland-public-schools-adopts-new-climate-crisis-policy/283-3d49e89a-1044-4d02-8103-4767ecc5d7c8
|Display=Yes
|Release=PPS+Climate+Crisis+Response+Policy+(2).pdf
}}

File:PPS+Climate+Crisis+Response+Policy+(2).pdf

2022-03-07T16:58:41Z

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Portland Public Schools (PPS) Climate Crisis Response

2022-03-07T16:57:06Z

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{{News
|Image=PPS Climate Crisis.png
|Published=2022-03-01
|Organization=Portland Public School Board
|Display=Yes
}}

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2022-03-07T16:56:00Z

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Resilience HUB - Vibrant Hawaii

2022-02-21T19:46:17Z

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{{Infobox project
|image=Vibrant Hawaii.png
|imagecaption=Resilience HUB 1.0
|team-members=Vibrant Hawaii
|poc=Ashley Kierkiewicz, Janice Ikeda
|location_city=Puna, Hawaii
|status=Implemented
|sector=Buildings, Education, Public Safety, Rural, Utility, Wellbeing
}}
A goal of the Resilience Hub initiative is to build individual capacity and community networks to be resilient and ready for anything. To get there, Vibrant Hawai'i hosted a Resilience Leadership Academy (RLA) - a monthly development program with curated content by local experts.

Between February and May 2021, we held space online for a wealth of knowledge, expertise, and best practices to be shared. Participants were equipped with tools to apply the learning, and be encouraged to connect with peers within their cohort to reflect and discuss their experiences.

Resilience Leadership Academy topics included:
External Communication & Community Relations
Team Building & Internal Communication
Volunteer Management & Recognition
Disaster Preparedness & Response

Through the RLA, grassroots leaders had the opportunity to hone and develop skill sets, cultivate relationships with folks around the island, and be part of a resilient community network to advance vibrant, positive outcomes.https://www.vibranthawaii.org/hubs

File:Vibrant Hawaii.png

2022-02-21T19:40:33Z

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Resilience HUB - East Multnomah

2022-02-21T19:39:09Z

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Resilience Hubs are community-serving facilities augmented to support residents and coordinate resource distribution and services before, during, or after a natural hazard event. They leverage established, trusted, and community-managed facilities that are used year-round as neighborhood centers for community-building activities. Resilience Hubs can equitably enhance community resilience while reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving local quality of life for our communities. They have the potential to reduce burden on local emergency response teams, improve access to public health initiatives, increase the effectiveness of community-centered institutions and programs.

To explore the possibility of creating a Resilience Hub in East County, Commissioner Stegmann’s Office is working in partnership with DCHS and the TRUST project to conduct a feasibility study of potential service delivery options with feedback from a Community Based Coalition consisting of stakeholder organizationshttps://www.multco.us/commissioner-stegmann/east-county-issue-forum-resilience-hubs

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UN study of Security threat and Community response patterns