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The Skanner News - MUSEUM FREE DAY: Community Celebration: A Black Art Ecology of Portland and AUX/MUTE - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - MUSEUM FREE DAY: Community Celebration: A Black Art Ecology of Portland and AUX/MUTE

The Portland Art Museum event will be held Saturday, September 17

The Skanner News - MUSEUM FREE DAY: Community Celebration: A Black Art Ecology of Portland and AUX/MUTE - Vimarsana News

The Skanner News - MUSEUM FREE DAY: Community Celebration: A Black Art Ecology of Portland and AUX/MUTE

The Portland Art Museum event will be held Saturday, September 17

Portland City Council Approves 3% Reduction in Police Budget - Vimarsana News

Portland City Council Approves 3% Reduction in Police Budget

The Portland City Council approved a $5.6 billion annual city budget Wednesday morning, including a 3 percent decrease to the Portland Police Bureau (PPB) budget from last year's total. It's the first time the police budget has been decreased—not inflated—in years. The decision comes in the midst of a local and national uprising against police brutality, one that encouraged City Council to tack on $15 million in last-minute cuts to the initially proposed PPB budget....

Stitch Their Names Memorial Project on display at Luther College - Vimarsana News

Stitch Their Names Memorial Project on display at Luther College

The Stitch Their Names Memorial consists of two large quilts featuring 116 cross-stitched portraits of Black people who died as a result of racially motivated attacks.

Source: luther.edu
The Past 2 Years Have Left Portland Reeling. What Kind of Recovery Comes Next? - Vimarsana News

The Past 2 Years Have Left Portland Reeling. What Kind of Recovery Comes Next?

Will efforts to rehabilitate Portland’s brand eclipse the tentative steps taken toward real reform?