Neighborhood volunteer basics at SWNI is a short guide for board members and volunteers who want a clear map of coalition support, grants, and training links.
This piece summarizes how SWNI neighborhood grant funding supported safer pedestrian access between Seymour Court and Corbett Avenue. The project remains a useful example for groups planning small infrastructure improvements with PP&R coordination.
Portland Parks & Recreation continues Summer Free For All, a summer season of free outdoor movies, concerts, festivals, and cultural events in parks across Portland. SWNI and local neighborhood associations often help groups understand applications, park choices, and outreach.
Deadlines change each season. Read the handbook or email sffa@portlandoregon.gov if you need help with an application.
Oregon Humanities still hosts Conversation Project events across Oregon on timely public issues. SWNI has co-hosted evenings like the February 28, 2018 gathering at the Multnomah Arts Center noted below. For current topics, fees, and how to request a facilitator, visit oregonhumanities.org.
Thursday, February 28th
Multnomah Arts Center, Room 8
7688 SW Capitol Hwy
These photos document southwest Portland neighbors working together on stewardship and emergency preparedness. Captions keep the original dates so you can see what local teams accomplished in the field.
