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CU Taekwondo team finishes another successful season - Vimarsana News

CU Taekwondo team finishes another successful season

The University of Colorado Boulder taekwondo team made club sports history over the weekend. By Jesse Hughes

The Skanner News - Two Months In, Lil' America Providing 'Safe Space' for BIPOC- and LGBTQ+-Owned Food Trucks to Thrive - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - Two Months In, Lil' America Providing 'Safe Space' for BIPOC- and LGBTQ+-Owned Food Trucks to Thrive

The pod was founded by new restaurant resource group Win Win, a brainchild of Jasper Shen and Linh Tran, who co-own the restaurant XLB, and artist Catie Hannigan. The group prioritizes members of the BIPOC and LGBTQ+ communities in its mission to bolster a more inclusive food industry in Portland. While Win Win currently offers consultation services and a roster of free resources, Lil’ America is easily its crown jewel.

Meet the Food Carts at Lil' America, Portland's Most Exciting New Pod - Vimarsana News

Meet the Food Carts at Lil' America, Portland's Most Exciting New Pod

Come for Korean fried chicken wings, longanisa burgers, and a sense of community and camaraderie.

A new Portland food cart pod is uplifting BIPOC and LGBTQI+ chefs - Vimarsana News

A new Portland food cart pod is uplifting BIPOC and LGBTQI+ chefs

Curated by the Win Win restaurant group, Portland's newest food cart pod prioritizes BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ food makers.

Source: opb.org
A new Portland restaurant group wants to reshape the food industry - Vimarsana News

A new Portland restaurant group wants to reshape the food industry

The restaurant industry at large is plagued with racial inequality, sexual harassment, poor working conditions and more. And often, BIPOC & LGBTQIA+ food makers struggle to find support. A new Portland restaurant group called Win Win is trying to change that.

Source: opb.org