Our latest: After George Floyd's murder, June Knightly volunteered to protect BLM protesters as a ‘corker’. On 19 February 2022, she was murdered by a right-wing gunman influenced by toxic online rhetoric and political discourse. forensic-architecture.org/investigation/…

Sorry for the sudden news if you know her and are hearing for the first time. These are Mom's last days. It hit us all really fast.
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Dustin Miller’s celebration of life on Saturday the 12th of August was a well attended and bittersweet gathering. Feed The Streets PDX was proud to have been a part of a memorial for a beautiful soul taken from us too soon by mental health issues and houselessness.

Reuters takes a broad view of political violence in the U.S. since J6.
Gives a good overview of the attack & murder at Normandale Park, alongside several other incidents across the country.
Bonus: They outline their reporting methodology clearly.
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I mean, what if a rebrand is just the excuse most of us needed to finally fully get off this garbage app? Does it need to be more complicated than that

Services aren't useful if folks don't know how to access them.

We have some serious concerns about what info Threads is storing on its users, and how few rights it gives us over our own sensitive personal information.

For more info, check out this article: theguardian.com/technology/202…

We are super low on funds again! We work year round to make sure that quality meals are served directly to houseless Portlanders. In winter we give out a variety of snacks, blankets, heaters, tents, tarps, hot drinks, hand warmers, warm clothes, hygiene kits, water, etc…. 1/4

Look up the DA's examples of 'restorative justice' and the below link shows charge, sentencing, and specific community reparations coordinated through organizations.

Budworth filmed a video with no specifics. Why did Schmidt label that restorative?

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Project and swerve