Portland
Cascadian 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
CascadiaNow! Chapter Updates: July 2013
Spokane Chapter Spokane began and continued their Cascadia meetings throughout the month of June. The meetings thus far... Read More
Springing to Action: Issue #2 of the Portland Cascadia Zine and Resource Guide
The Cascadia Portland Branch has released the second issue of their quarterly zine and resource guide, Springing to... Read More
Utopia! Cascadia Networking and Visioning Night in PDX this Thursday (4/25)
Join the Portland Cascadia Branch this Thursday, April 25th 6PM – 8PM* for April’s Utopia! themed Bioregional Networking... Read More
Voodoo Cascadia Portland Style
Voodoo Cascadia! Portland Style – via Brady Hall @cubescompanion... Read More
Portland Cascadia Zine and Resource Guide: First Issue
Cascadia organizers working through the Portland Branch have released their first, fully illustrated and hand drawn Zine and... Read More
New ‘People’s Commonwealth of Cascadia’ T-shirts available
In addition to the wide range of Cascadia patches, flags, stickers, scarves and zines, a new ‘People’s Commonwealth... Read More
New Portland Cascadia PDX Website and First Meetup
For anyone interested in getting involved in Portland, Oregon, a new website has been created by Cascadia Organizers... 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
CascadiaNow! Updates: November and December 2012
November and December were both very active months for Cascadia organizing. Cascadia Now received mentions in several magazines and online blogs, including Vice Magazine, while several events such as the Cascadian Cartography Exhibit took place in Portland, the Decolonizing Cascadia conference took place at the University of British Columbia, the Cascadia Review, a journal of Pacific Northwest poetry released their first issue, and Portland had their first Cascadia meetup.
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