Pacific Northwest
Cascadia High Speed Rail? New Study Makes Idea One Step Closer to Reality
“I am confident and optimistic about Washington State and the Cascadia Innovation Corridor. Our region is characterized by... Read More
The Doug Flag: A Brief History
The lone standing Douglas Fir symbolizes endurance, defiance & resilience against fire, flood, catastrophic change & even against the anthropocentric Man. All these symbols of color & icon come together to symbolize what being Cascadian is all about."
Read MoreCascadian Cuisine Initiative Kicks Off in PDX
Last month in Portland Oregon, the World Food Travel Association officially kicked off Cascadian Cuisine, a new initiative... Read More
Cascadia Hacks: New Pacific Northwest Tech Collective
Last month, the group Cascadia Hacks was officially formed to facilitate coordination between Cascadian tech communities here in... Read More
The way our money moves: Cascadia defined by regional economy
In a recent article published on Facts CoExist by regional economy theoretical physicist Dirk Brockmann argues that state... Read More
The Connected States of Cascadia – MIT Study Shows More Connected than Ever Before
The Connected States of Cascadia – Researchers at MIT Senseable City Lab, working with AT&T Labs and IBM... Read More
Towards a Cascadia Football Federation and the 2016 VIVA World Cup [Updated]
As the 2012 league season came to halt for all three Cascadia clubs, organizers working with the newly... Read More
Explorations of Cascadian Cartography Exhibit in Portland
Explorations of Cascadian Cartography – A new map themed gallery set up for the duration of the 2012... Read More
Cascadia Now! October Newsletter
<< September | October Edition In this October edition of the Cascadia Monthly: Pacifica Literature Review: Editorial Statement – By... Read More
Occupied Cascadia Documentary to Premier October 6th
Occupied Cascadia is a documentary film both journalistic and expressionistic. Exploring the emerging understanding of bioregionalism within the... Read More