Services, Guides, and Information
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2021 Welcoming Week
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2022 – 2023 年小額資助與贊助計劃
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2022 – 2023 年小額資助與贊助計劃 可資助活動、行動與專案 來強化社群、建立包容性並支援與市府的互動參與。
A Dream Rezoned
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Navigating Possibilities Within Portland's Long History of Racist Planning
A Dream Rezoned Image Credits
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A summary of all images and their sources.
About Civic Life
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The Office of Community & Civic Life (or just Civic Life) was founded in 1974 as a way for members of the Portland community to get involved with their local government.
Apply for a Board or a Commission
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Apply online for membership on a Development Services board or commission.
Arts Education & Access Fund Oversight Committee
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The Arts Education & Access Fund (AEAF) Oversight Committee is charged with reviewing the AEAF expenditures, progress, and outcomes and reporting its findings to the City Council annually.
Bylaws Template and Articles of Incorporation
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The ONI Standards require all recognized neighborhood associations to have bylaws. The ONI Standards also identify specific elements that every neighborhood association needs to include in its bylaws. This page also provides tips for deciding on your NA structure and a glossary of terms.
Civic Life Director's Calendar
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Civic Life Employee Portal
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A link to the Civic Life Intranet. You must be logged in as a City employee to access this link.
Civic Portal
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This page will direct you to our online licensing system
Complete List of City Advisory Bodies
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All community-based advisory groups in the City of Portland.
Constructing Civic Dialogues Grant
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Constructing Civic Dialogues builds support for groups who provide free communication, mediation, and facilitation training services to Portland community members.
Constructing Civic Dialogues provides no-cost communication, mediation, and facilitation training services.
Diversity and Civic Leadership Program
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Diversity and Civic Leadership (DCL) program offers grants to BIPOC-led community organizations to design and implement programs that grow leadership and civic engagement.
In Their Words: Akadi PDX
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In Their Words: Casa de Iyari
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In Their Words: Cherry Hill Bakery
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In Their Words: El Inka Peruvian Cuisine
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In Their Words: Sandy's Myanmar Cuisine
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Le programme de Petites subventions et Parrainages finance des événements, des activités et des projets qui renforcent la communauté, favorisent l’inclusion et soutiennent l’engagement envers l’administration municipale.
Learn About Civic Life's Programs
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Civic Life's programs invest in building strong civic engagement, community leadership, and support relationships between businesses and their neighbors. Find out more about each of our programs!
Neighborhood Association Standards and City Code
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City Code Title 3.96 is the authorizing language for Portland's neighborhood system and directs the Office of Community & Civic Life to develop Standards.
Our Mission, Goals, and Values
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The Office of Community &Civic Life connects the people of Portland with their City government to promote the common good.
PEP Frequently Asked Questions
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