Yesterday marked an historic milestone for NAYA and the Native American community in Portland as we officially celebrated the grand opening of the newly redeveloped Tistilal Village. After years of planning, construction, and community collaboration, we gathered to cut the ribbon on 58 beautiful new affordable housing units that represent so much more than justView Article >
The Urgent Call to Protect Small Business Support As Portland’s small business community faces a critical moment, entrepreneurs across the city are raising their voices to protect vital resources that have been a lifeline for many. The proposed elimination of $13.1 million in general fund dollars from Prosper Portland threatens to dismantle years of intentionalView Article >
Portland’s economic recovery is finally gaining momentum. Yet at this critical juncture, Portland’s small business ecosystem faces a serious threat. The Urgent Moment Two City Council members, Councilors Mitch Green and Jamie Dunphy, have proposed budget cuts that would slash millions from Prosper Portland’s core functions. Their proposal would cut all of the $13.1 millionView Article >
Indigenous People’s Day is our day to celebrate who we are – the original inhabitants of this land. It’s a time when we honor our ancestors, their wisdom, and the rich cultures they’ve passed down to us. This day represents our resilience in the face of centuries of colonization, displacement, and attempts to erase ourView Article >
Voting is a powerful tool for change, especially for the Native community in the Portland region, where our voices are often overlooked. This November, the stakes are high, and Native communities across the U.S. have a chance to influence major elections. NAYA’s Government Affairs Manager, William Miller, stresses the need to take part in theView Article >