Had a great time over the past week with adam davis capturing young perspectives about #success in #Beaverton and #Yoncalla for an upcoming production of The Detour - stay tuned, these kids had a lot to share! #podcast #kids #education Oregon Humanities Children's Institute

Hear our program manager Rozzell Medina on ThinkOutLoud on OPB this morning, talking about our Humanity in Perspective program, along with alum Luis Medina. #LearnInCommunity

Really looking forward to this conversation with @KieseLaymon next Tuesday, March 7th. bit.ly/3Y8Lt62 May or may not be lascivious but should almost certainly be heavy. Oregon Humanities Lyceum Agency

Dame with some thoughts on the current discourse around the NBA and why he has peace Damian Lillard. Full episode drops tomorrow morning.

I wanted to make stories about cultural divides w/out talking about politics. I didn't know how. So I asked Vermont Public if I could drive around and ask 'what class are you?' and see what happened. This is what happened. rumblestripvermont.com/2023/03/what-c…

Really grateful for this conversation with Erica Heilman of Erica Heilman: bit.ly/3G3F71K

a lovely conversation w Adam Davis at the Oregon Humanities Council about interviewing and watching my dad stand around in the yard w Henry Palmer. Thank you Adam. oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

On our latest episode of #TheDetour, we chat with Erica Heilman Erica Heilman, creator of the Rumble Strip podcast about conversations, divides, and the utility in talking with people who are (or seem to be) nothing like ourselves. oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

What does it mean to be successful? In our latest episode of #TheDetour, we spoke with students from #VoseElementary and #Yoncalla Elementary about how they understand success—in school, in friendships, and in life. #OregonStudents #education oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

It was excellent to be a part of this project and talk to young people in Yoncalla in Beaverton with adam davis. Have a listen! #podcast #ece #earlychildhood #Oregon #success

How you define a word can make a big difference. In this guest column, adam davis looks at the effects of two different types of "culture" in #orleg. #arts theoregonway.substack.com/p/a-defining-d…

Thanks to everyone who participated in the pre-program conversation in La Grande, joined us in Portland, or watched and shared questions online. Let's keep the conversations going. You can find the recording here: youtube.com/live/5qy2ynt_I…

Thanks to #PaulSusi and #SallieTisdale for talking about civic and personal memory on The Detour with Oregon Humanities: oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

Last week, our very own Ryan Nakade (the Goat Guy) and Senior Fellow at @BraverAngels, Mónica Guzmán spoke with Oregon Humanities on their work to get people to connect across their differences. Listen to their podcast here: oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

In this episode of The Detour, @KieseLaymon talks about home, race, and the Portland Trail Blazers. Hear him reflect on his loyalty to and criticism of Mississippi—and what it means to speak about our hometowns with tender honesty. Listen to the episode: oregonhumanities.org/rll/podcast/ep…

Thank you, Anis Mojgani, for the inspiration for this (and for lots else) open.substack.com/pub/theoregonw…

In the latest issue of Oregon Humanities magazine, we're exploring the many kinds of shelters that people and communities across Oregon are finding, seeking, and creating. Read it—for free—online now: oregonhumanities.org/rll/magazine/

"When I see people living in tents or vehicles, I think of the fine line between living sheltered and unsheltered. I think of the year that my parents and I were homeless." Jaton Rash on searching for peace, security, and a place to call home. oregonhumanities.org/rll/magazine/s…

oregonhumanities.org/rll/magazine/s… I'm very happy that Oregon Humanities published an essay of mine in their summer issue, the theme of which is Shelter. It was awesome working with the team there. I enjoy reading Oregon Humanities for the underrepresented voices. And fine writing.

Motivated by a Multnomah County, OR meeting in November, some December thoughts about local government: theoregonway.substack.com/p/care-hope-an… Thanks to Jesse Beason & Jessica Vega Pederson & Commissioner Susheela Jayapal and lots more people trying hard to do good, necessary, & difficult work