Community Partners
We work closely with:
Portland State University's Nohad A. Toulan School of Urban Studies and Planning
City of Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability
City of Portland's Youth Planner Program
City of Portland's Commissioner Nick Fish
Metro Regional Government
Museum of the City: An International Council of Museums program
Oregon Humanities Happy Camp
Coalition for a Livable Future
Oregon Chapter: American Planning Association
Lincoln Institute of Land Policy
In past years we met with:

Mayor Tom Potter
David Bragdon, Metro president
Rex Burkholder, Metro councilman
Brian Newman, Metro councilman
Councilman Sam Adams
Councilman Randy Leonard
Councilman Erik Sten
Bob Stacey, 1000 Friends of Oregon
Dave Hunnicutt, Oregonians in Action
Bud Clark, former mayor of Portland
Merritt Paulson, owner, Portland Beavers & Timbers
George Crandall, architect, Crandall Arambula
Gil Kelley, director, Portland Planning Bureau
Homer Williams, Willams and Dame (Pearl and South Waterfront developer)
Jim Mark, Melvin Mark Properties
John Russell, Russell Development Co. (200 Market, historic properties on Oak St.)
David Shaff, administrator, Portland Water Bureau
Steve Clark, editor, Portland Tribune
Peter Korn, reporter, Portland Tribune
Liora Berry, Bureau of Housing and Community Development
Robert Bertini, director, Oregon Transportation Research and Education Consortium
Nancy Hamilton, mayor’s chief of staff
Ignacio Paramo, La Voz Day Laborer Center
Dave Hatch, Department of Transportation
Sisters of the Road Cafe
Multnomah County Health Department
Portland Development Commission
Portland City Club
Cynthia Guyer, Portland Schools Foundation
Tri-Met Transportation Transit Mall redesign team
John Charles, Cascade Policy Institute
Division/Vision Project
City Repair
Brightworks (Sustainable Design firm)
Bicycle Transportation Alliance
Bob Carroll, Developer
Mikel O’Meally, DEQ—McCormick and Baxter Superfund site supervisor
AORTA (Association of Oregon Rail and Transit Advocates)
East Precinct Street Crimes Unit, Portland Police Department
Bob Naito, Developer
and many, many more!
