John Lewis saw voting as the most powerful, nonviolent means of transforming society. He believed that by voting, individuals could dismantle systems of oppression, enact new policies, and hold leaders accountable. #Vote #Democracy

President Biden's formal apology is a historic first step towards justice and healing for Native peoples. The federal government has never apologized for what happened to Native children and acknowledged the impact boarding schools continue to have in our communities.

What a privilege to have an EJ icon at GBCS!

This election the narrative landscape is rife with competing priorities. Check out a new blog by Rob Sassor, Surili Sutaria Patel (she/her) and Kate McLaughlin from Kresge Foundation on Climate Justice Messaging to the Ballot Box and Beyond. tinyurl.com/54kscps8

✨🎶 ¡Es tiempo de cambiar! 🎶✨ Mirá este video que nos invita a construir un mundo sin violencias. 💜 Yo me hago cargo, ¿y vos? 📽️ youtu.be/B21Syfgmj_o

In a new article written for Think Big, Jennifer Messenger and Max Friedenwald-Fishman make the case for moving away from the narratives of individualism and scarcity toward well-being narratives rooted in collective abundance. Read their piece here: thinkbigcommunity.net

Today, we celebrate the power of community and generosity. Whether it’s through volunteering your time, sharing your skills, or donating to a cause close to your heart, every act of kindness counts.

#NikkiGiovanni, the legendary poet and revolutionary voice of justice, has left this earth, leaving an irreplaceable void. Her words, bold and unapologetic, ignited movements, healed wounds, and inspired generations to rise above oppression. She was a poet of the people,

Check out this new article from Metropolitan Group and the Think Big Alliance, "Housing: Economic Indicator or Cornerstone of Well-Being?" featuring NCHH ED Amanda Reddy (Amanda Reddy): thinkbigcommunity.net/housing-econom… #PublicHealth #HealthyHomes #Wellbeing

The The Menopause Society Society launched Making Menopause Work,™ a program that guides employers and workplaces to become menopause-responsive. Join MG in supporting this important public health initiative. Free tools available at menopause.org/workplace.

📒 🎁 Tis the season for new Rose City Resource Guides! Guides are available for pick up during open office hours! Guides come in boxes of 180 or sleeves of 20, and are provided free for our community members (though donations are always appreciated!)

Wishing you a joyful holiday season from all of us at MG/ISMG! We hope these festive days bring you precious moments with family and friends, peaceful relaxation, and perhaps some quiet time to reconnect with nature as we close out the year. 🎄❤️

Happy New Year! As we step into 2025, we are reminded of the power of justice, equity, and collaboration to create lasting change. This year, let’s continue to amplify the voices of communities, champion social change, and build a more inclusive and equitable future—together.🌍💙

Are you working to advance biodiversity conservation—and would benefit from NASA resources and information to accelerate that work? Join this webinar next Monday, January 13, 2025 to learn more: catalyst4conservation.org To join the mailing list visit: eepurl.com/i2ssVo

Metropolitan Group is honored to be named in the 2025 #TopImpactCompanies by Real Leaders! This award curates and celebrates the world’s fastest-growing companies driving meaningful impact, and we’re thrilled to stand among such exceptional businesses.

LIVE: New study finds disconnect between AMA's climate advocacy & political donations. Despite calling climate change a public health crisis, nearly 40% of AMA political donations go to lawmakers who consistently vote against #ClimateAction: hsph.harvard.edu/climate-health…

Organizations working on health equity and opportunity across Oregon created a new campaign that boldly and joyfully states we imagine a future free from the harms caused by Big Tobacco. Learn more by visiting Smokefree Oregon smokefreeoregon.com/Imagine/

Today, we celebrate the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., a visionary leader who fought tirelessly for justice, equality, and human rights. His dream was not just about hope—it was a call to action.

Arts, culture, and creative expression are fundamental to the livability and health of every community. That's why MG, in partnership with culturalplanning, is proud to have helped develop a new arts and cultural plan for the Portland tri-county region. ourcreativefuture.org