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In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward community care, restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.

Inspired by permaculture technique and organized for ease of access the community needs page has been organized into five zones, beginning with attributes most necessary to access daily for life in the Willamette Valley, and ending in the "wilderness" zone, which exists primarily for nature connection and experiential learning.

Zone 1

Spirituality

Spiritual Community Spaces | Church Activism | Spiritual Knowledge Archives

Zone 2

Water

Watershed Councils | Conservation Districts | Riverkeepers

Food

Shelter

Ecovillages | Intentional Communities | Shelters

Education

Libraries | Education Centers

Zone 3

Conflict Resolution

Oregon Mediation Association

Communication

NET Amateur Radio Resources

Community Resilience

CERT | Regional Disaster Preparedness Organization | Portland Neighborhood Emergency Teams

Community Spaces

Bridgespace | Native American Student & Community Center | Multnomah Arts Center

Equipment Repair

Portland Repair Finder

Eco-Stewardship

News and Journalism

Fiber

Dress for Success | Ethical Yarn Community

Zone 4

Activist Groups & Coalitions

Creative Reuse

Clothing | Craft Supplies | Furniture | Tech |

Toolshare

North Portland Tool Library | Northeast Portland Tool Library | SE Portland Tool Library | Green Lents | East Portland Tool Library

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	In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. ~~While nothing below is an endorsement, the~~ following organizations are taking steps along the path toward community care, restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!		In building a regenerative future, we know we need to create networks of resilience to meet community needs. The following organizations are taking steps along the path toward community care, restorative justice, thoughtful reuse, radical abundance, food sovereignty, ecological harmony, and communal knowledge. If you know of organizations that belong on this list, please contact us!

	Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.		Inclusion on this list is not an endorsement. All groups and links are already publicly accessible.