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Stone soup is an ancient story... a solution for homelessness... and a spot for you to grab lunch in Portland, OR.
Stone Soup just graduated its first crew.... the participants are folks in tough times, at risk of homelessness. But through this training program, they earn a career in the restaurant industry and you get to eat at a groovy lunch counter.
Ronit Gerard is the co-founder and a Foreign Service Officer for USAID. She says she and her husband are using their global skills to help create a solution here at home.
https://www.stonesouppdx.com/
Beth Gadwa is a coach for folks diagnosed with bi-polar, on her website, she says: "As a coach, I bring the unique perspective of somebody who has successfully lived and worked with the diagnosis of Bipolar Type 1 for more than 18 years. If you are living with a mood disorder, I'd be honored to be your friend, advocate, and cheerleader."
https://www.bipolarlifecoaching.com/
Educators now have to teach the holocaust and genocide in local schools and Oregon State University is taking the lead.
Facilitators are collaborating and training together, as they innovate and implement curriculum on the holocaust and genocide; it's now required by Oregon law.
Oregon is the 17th state to require this curriculum.
Guest:
Are you letting those who betray you define your life?
Susan Stautberg and Elaine Eisenman, PHD, Co-authors of "Betrayed: a Survivor’s Guide to Lying, Cheating, & Double-Dealing"
Recover from any sort of betrayal and move on with your life.
www.bouncefrombetrayal.com
BFit's goal is shareability.
after working in the gym industry for years, Bill wanted to create a new kind of gym that addressed the common pain points and complaints he’d often heard – gyms were too expensive, personal trainers were too pushy and memberships were too restrictive. This concept is based on a community gym with shareability. Similar to the way we share Netflix passwords between friends, family or our cousin’s boyfriends sister, Bfit memberships can be shared among any number of people.
http://bit.ly/Bfit-share
MUSIC WORKSHOP AND THE NEW NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONAL MUSIC COURSE
* MUSIC WORKSHOP STARTED WITH 10 PORTLAND-BASED SCHOOLS – TODAY, TEACHERS IN 23 COUNTRIES USE THEIR RESOURCES.
* THEY CURRENTLY OFFER 18 COURSES – SIX IN A GENRE SERIES, EIGHT IN AN INSTRUMENT SERIES, AND TWO IN A CAREERS IN MUSIC SERIES. THE NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONAL MUSIC COURSE WILL BE THE FIRST COURSE IN A CULTURE SERIES.
* EACH COURSE CAN TAKE UP TO THREE MONTHS TO PRODUCE, AND THEY ARE CONSTANTLY UPDATING OLD COURSES.
* THE NATIVE AMERICAN TRADITIONAL MUSIC COURSE WILL FOCUS ON THE MUSICAL STYLES, TRADITIONS AND INSTRUMENTS USED BY TRIBES THROUGHOUT NORTH AMERICA.
http://www.musicworkshopedu.org/
Inc. Magazine released its Female Founders 100 List, it recognizes the most innovative business leaders. Green Zebra Grocery Founder CEO Lisa Sedlar is named in the Food Revolutionaries category. Jamie Schmidt of Schmidt's Naturals also made the list from Portland.
They're honored to be among inspiring, innovative and ambitious women including Rihanna, Serene Williams, Rebecca Minkoff, Sallie Krawcheck, Eileen FIsher and more. This year's list spans organic-food pioneers to cutting-edge roboticists, runway designers to tech founders. The 2019 Female Founders 100 will be featured in the Oct. issue, which hit newsstands on Sept. 24.
Link: https://www.inc.com/most-innovative-women-2019.html
Truckload of Coats: The Safeway Foundation, Transition Projects and Alpha Media.
Event Date: Friday, November 15, 2019, 5a-7p
Locations:
Overview of Campaign and Transition Projects:
Join Safeway Foundation and Alpha Media at the Truckload of Coats taking place Friday, November 15th at the Safeway store located in the Sunset Mall off Northwest Cornell Road and at the Safeway store on Southeast Cesar Chavez and Powell as they help to collect jackets and warm clothes for Transition Projects in order to help this winter. Make a donation and receive a Safeway $5 gift card and Columbia Sportswear Employee Store pass while supplies last as a thank you. Donation details at KINK dot FM.
This winter, support the good work of Transition Projects. Transition Projects delivers life-saving and life-changing assistance to some of Portland’s most vulnerable residents. Whether by helping a homeless veteran and her family find housing, sheltering hundreds of people each night or opening new pathways to employment, Transition Projects is an invaluable part of Portland. In any given year, they help place more than 1,000 people into affordable housing - and then support them in retaining that housing. Transition Projects….from homelessness to housing.
Plastic Alternatives
World Centric is a leading company in the world of compostable goods. Portland has now banned single use plastics and World Centric produces the alternatives.
http://www.worldcentric.org/
Book author, Marc Woodard, from Tigard, OR
"Ageless MirrorAthlete “Overweight and Unfit No More”
He's a big advocate of fitness at any age: " Learn how to customize a fit healthy habits and active lifestyle program relevant to your fitness and health goals. Ageless MirrorAthlete reveals the hard to find Industry secrets – showing anyone how to safely, naturally and permanently lose the weight you want while getting fitter and feeling well without increasing health risk."
https://www.mirrorathlete.com/
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