Saturday, June 2, 7:00pm
Lincoln High School.
Charity Fashion Show and Screening Benefiting Cascade AIDS Project. Come for food, music, a Lincoln student produced documentary, a presentation by CAP, and to see the fashion show created entirely by students, even the models. The dress code is all white, so come get your tickets at the SHOC bake sale all this week during break or at Stroheckers for seven dollars each!

Friday, June 13, 12pm noon - 1:00pm
1900 SW 4th Avenue Building, Second Floor Conference Room 2500-A
This presentation and discussion session will include:
* What is a Septic System and How does it work?
* Examples of different Septic Systems
* What is a Septic Site Evaluation and why is it conducted?
* How do you maintain existing Septic Systems?
All are Welcome to attend this free event - Bring your lunch and join us! (NO reservation required)
Community Education Brown Bags are Sponsored by the City of Portland, Bureau of Development Services
This information and a complete library of our past presentations are now available on our website at www.bds.ci.portland.or.us Click on "Lunch & Learn Seminars" for more information.

Thursday, June 21, 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Liberty Hall,  311 N Ivy St, Portland
Speaker  Dr. Robert Bowman
Phone Contact  (503) 295-6882

Saturday, June 23, 9:00am - 2:00pm
Phone Contact: (503) 460-9702
The Community Alliance of Tenants (CAT) is looking for volunteers to staff our Renters' Rights Hotline. Based in NE Portland, the hotline gives renters from throughout the state accurate and detailed legal information about our rights, practical suggestions on how to protect them, compassion and appropriate referrals. We counsel dozens of tenants a day, many of whom are at immediate risk of losing their housing. The time commitment is very small (4 hours a month). Please call or email Ari at (503) 460-9702 or ari@oregoncat.org for more information or an application.

"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." - JFK

Saturday, July (YES, July - but RSVP early)) 14, 9:00am - 1:00pm
See "trainings" at www.friendsoftrees.org for location.
Contact: Neighborhood Trees Manager Brighton West, (503) 282-8846 ext. 19; Communications Director Teri Ruch, (503) 282-8846 ext. 17
Please contact Volunteer Coordinator Kathryn White at (503) 282-8846 ext. 12 or kathrynw@friendsoftrees.org to register.
www.friendsoftrees.org
http://www.portlandonline.com/oni/?c=29385&a=155927

Sunday, June 24, 2pm-4pm
A peaceful immigrant rights march begins near NW Glisan and Broadway, proceeds south on Broadway and will end near Pioneer Courthouse Square. The permit is for a sidewalk march. It is difficult to determine the size of the event and it may grow larger than a sidewalk event can accommodate. If that is the case, the Police Bureau will be on scene to assess allowing street use.
Dawn Yamasaki, Regulatory Supervisor
Special Events Coordinator, Revenue Bureau
111 SW Columbia, Ste 600, Portland, OR 97201
Phone:503-823-5112 Fax:    503-279-2699
dyamasaki@ci.portland.or.us

Wednesday, June 27, 6:00pm-8:00pm
3534 SE Main Street
Southeast Uplift will present data collected in the Atlas to neighborhood leaders and others who are interested in knowing more about our community. The Regional Equity Atlas explores such questions as: Which communities are affordable, have access to transit, have adequate parks and natural areas? This is a great tool for neighborhood leaders who want to better understand demographic changes happening in Portland neighborhoods.
For more info about the event or to RSVP, contact:
Cece Hughley Noel, cece@southeastuplift.org