“Nearly 200 residents gathered to show their support for and concern about housing affordability and stability at Markham Elementary School in SW Portland.
On Mother’s Day this year, a group of renters – led by a group of mostly Somali women living in Southwest Portland and Tigard – hosted an event at Markham Elementary School. It was the last Sunday before Ramadan, and some 200 community members gathered to feast together.
They also came to share a set of community solutions to housing affordability and stability, which they had crafted.”
Click here to read more at the City of Portland’s website.
SW Corridor communities propose housing solutions for elected officials
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“Nearly 200 residents gathered to show their support for and concern about housing affordability and stability at Markham Elementary School in SW Portland.
On Mother’s Day this year, a group of renters – led by a group of mostly Somali women living in Southwest Portland and Tigard – hosted an event at Markham Elementary School. It was the last Sunday before Ramadan, and some 200 community members gathered to feast together.
They also came to share a set of community solutions to housing affordability and stability, which they had crafted.”
Click here to read more at the City of Portland’s website.
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