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An internationally recognized consultant and author will speak next month in Salem about how to include community members in discussions about issues directly impacting them.
Paul Schmitz is senior advisor at the Collective Impact Forum, a group of people and organizations that work together to boost equity, and CEO of the consulting firm Leading Inside Out.
Schmitz’s presentation scheduled for Jan. 4. from 8-9:30 a.m is titled, “Community, Business, and Education Leaders Collaborative Gathering.” The event will be held by Community Business and Education Leaders, a collaboration started in 2019 to address family and educational needs within the Salem-Keizer School District.
“Community engagement is about ensuring that those most impacted by social challenges have a say in designing and implementing solutions,” Schmitz wrote in an event flier.
More information is available online, and you can register here for the event.
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Salem Cinema opened on Christmas Day in 1982 under a parkade, with staff bribing skateboarding teenagers with popcorn to stay off the theater’s roof during shows. Though still recovering from…
14 Dec 2023
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Salem Cinema opened on Christmas Day in 1982 under a parkade, with staff bribing skateboarding teenagers with popcorn to stay off the theater’s roof during shows. Though still recovering from…
14 Dec 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved accepting money from the state Department of Corrections to supervise and treat some parents convicted of nonviolent property crimes, diverting them from prison and ensuring…
14 Dec 2023
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Commissioners on Wednesday unanimously approved accepting money from the state Department of Corrections to supervise and treat some parents convicted of nonviolent property crimes, diverting them from prison and ensuring…
14 Dec 2023
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The state psychiatric hospital in Salem could lose its ability to bill Medicare for services if it doesn’t correct security issues federal regulators identified during an inspection.
14 Dec 2023
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The state psychiatric hospital in Salem could lose its ability to bill Medicare for services if it doesn’t correct security issues federal regulators identified during an inspection.
14 Dec 2023
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After more than two years on paid leave from his counselor job at McNary High School, Todd Bobeda has resigned. He faces criminal charges in Polk County alleging he sexually…
13 Dec 2023
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After more than two years on paid leave from his counselor job at McNary High School, Todd Bobeda has resigned. He faces criminal charges in Polk County alleging he sexually…
13 Dec 2023
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