Stronger Interviews, Stronger Hires | Career Workshop
2025-11-13 15:30 - 18:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | OSU Portland Center, 555 SW Morrison Street, Suite 250, Portland, O, 97204, United States
Stronger Interviews, Stronger Hires | Career Workshop
Hiring and interviewing are two sides of the same coin. When both job seekers and employers are prepared, stronger conversations lead to stronger career matches.
This interactive workshop brings together job seekers looking for their next opportunity and business owners and hiring managers to consult with professionals about how to improve the interview process.
Engage in small group practice and receive real-time adjustments for growth, with role plays, practical tips and real-world scenarios. You’ll walk away with templates, tools and checklists to interview with clarity and confidence, whether you are an employer or an applicant.
Register Here.
Thursday, Nov. 13
3:30 p.m. – Doors open
4–6 p.m. – Workshop
OSU Portland Center (555 SW Morrison Street, Suite 250)
Job seekers will:

Learn how to tell your story with clarity and authenticity.
Practice answering common and tricky questions using structured frameworks.
Understand what hiring managers are really listening for and how to stand out.
Gain tips on managing nerves and speaking with confidence.

Business owners/hiring managers will:

Learn how to structure interviews that uncover values and skills, not just résumés.
Practice asking clear, inclusive questions that reflect your company’s needs.
Understand common interview pitfalls (e.g. bias, vague questions) and how to avoid them.
Build confidence in selecting the right candidate based on both role-fit and growth potential.
Understand the legal complexities and pitfalls around interview questions.

Meet our co-facilitators
Alondra Canizal Hsu, MCoun ’18
Founder and CEO of Soluna Career Consulting
Alondra Canizal Hsu is a career strategist and facilitator specializing in storytelling, communication and leadership development. As founder and CEO of Soluna Career Consulting, she partners with nonprofits, educational institutions and employers to design culturally responsive workshops that help people show up with clarity, confidence and authenticity. Through her coaching and training, Alondra supports both job seekers and organizations in building equitable pathways to hiring and career growth.
Marcia Torres, ’01
Founder of Imagen Talent Solutions
OSU Alumni Association Board of Directors member
Founding member of Vamos OSU Latinx Alumni Network
Marcia Torres is the founder and principal consultant of Imagen Talent Solutions, a Portland-based firm transforming how organizations attract, develop and retain talent. With expertise in talent strategy, system optimization and leadership development, she partners with companies and nonprofits to build inclusive, data-informed people practices that drive real results. Drawing on her background in manufacturing and corporate talent leadership, Marcia helps organizations align people, process and purpose to create workplaces where both business and employees thrive.
PRICE
We’ve created a sliding scale for ticket options so that cost isn’t a barrier for those who need this workshop most. Choose the level that fits your situation, from supported tickets to pay-it-forward options that help keep this opportunity accessible while sustaining future programs for Beaver alumni and community members.

$5: Supported ticket for job seekers who need financial assistance. If cost is a barrier, please email us at osualum@osualum.com. We want you in the room.
$15: Suggested cost for job seekers who are able to pay the fair value.
$25: Pay-it-forward ticket for job seekers. This includes your registration plus a contribution that helps make supported tickets possible for others.
$30: Entrepreneurs and small business owners participating from the hiring side.

Space is limited to 20 participants. Register early to secure your spot.
For questions or accommodations, please contact osualum@osualum.com.
Dates, times and other details for in-person events are subject to change.
Photos and videos from this event may be used in promotional materials supporting Oregon State University or the OSU Foundation, which includes the OSU Alumni Association. By attending this event, you consent to having your photo taken and appearing in videos and allow use of these photographs and videos for such promotional purposes as described above.

Painting Class Fundraiser Nov 15th (Bilingual)
2025-11-15 13:30 - 16:30 | S Portland and Via Zoom
Painting class fundraiser Nov 15th (bilingual):

🎨✨ You’re invited to our Art Class Fundraiser with Venezuelan artist Erick I. Rodríguez!
📅 Saturday, Nov. 15, 2025
⏰ 1:30 – 4:30 p.m. (Pacific Time)
📍 S Portland + Online via Zoom
Details will be shared with those who register.
Includes: guided 3-hour painting session, bilingual instructor, VIP snacks & refreshments (in-person), and all materials (in-person). Virtual participants will receive a materials list to prepare at home.
💖 Why join? Every ticket helps us reach our $3,000 fundraising goal to support 3 university students through scholarships.
💳 Payment options: check, cash, or digital donation via www.venezuelasvoiceinoregon.org
👉 Limited spots:

30 in-person spots + 15 virtual spots
👩‍🎨 Registration: Complete the Google Survey (21+)
Admission (Sliding scale: $75- $95)

Don’t miss this creative afternoon for a cause! 🌟
– Materials List for virtual class:
Acrylic paint (Yellow, Blue, Red, White, Brown) – small tubes of any available, affordable brand. Apple Barrel Acrylic is a good option and can be found on Amazon.
Canvas board – size 8” x 10” or whatever is available. DPDIAN Canvas Boards for Painting is a good choice, available on Amazon.
An easel to hold your canvas or anything similar that you don’t mind getting dirty.
Brushes of various sizes – one small, one medium, and one large.
An apron you don’t mind getting messy.
A cup for water and a plastic plate for paint.
Paper towels or an old rag.
A tablecloth you don’t mind getting paint on, to place under the easel.
A comfortable place to sit and space for your computer.
Puedes adquirir este kit de materiales:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08FT4F5KT/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?
Registration link here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSestzroWI_4HEaZBpAAw07jOtcwDCIKj-m3gt1H3DcehTCYjA/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=104122877044463983195

OPB's "Class of 2025: Growing Up in Oregon Schools" Film Screening
2025-11-16 15:00 - 18:00 | Mt Hood Community College, College Theatre, 26000 SE Stark St. College Theatre, Gresham, O, 97030, United States
Join OPB for a screening of “Class of 2025: Growing Up in Oregon Schools” — a culminating documentary from the 13-year reporting project.
November 16th – 3PM.
Register Here.
OPB’s “Class of 2025: Growing Up in Oregon Schools” Film Screening Tickets, Sun, Nov 16, 2025 at 3:00 PM | Eventbrite

Floor & Decor Ribbon Cutting
2025-12-02 12:00 - 13:30 | Floor & Decor Vancouver, 11606 NE 76th St, Vancouver, OR, 98662, United States
We are ecstatic to unveil our brand-new location in Vancouver! Come celebrate with us at our grand ribbon-cutting ceremony, enjoy delicious complimentary refreshments, and explore our stunning collection of tile, wood, stone, installation materials, cabinets and more during our open house. Don’t miss out on the excitement!
December 2nd at 12PM
11606 NE 76th St, Vancouver, WA 98662

Las Posadas Portland
2025-12-13 12:00 - 21:00 | WA
December. The days grow short, but our community light shines brightest. Join us for Las Posadas Navideñas, Portland’s first celebration of its kind—a luminous, family-friendly event designed to honor the warmth, culture, and shared journey that defines us.
This is more than a festival; it’s a living story. Rooted in centuries-old Mexican and Latin American customs, we transform Downtown Portland into a vibrant gathering, a procession of hope and belonging that welcomes everyone, no matter where their path began.

Autoretrato de Fridita
2026-01-15 19:30 - 20:30, 2026-01-16 19:30 - 20:30, 2026-01-17 19:30 - 20:30, 2026-01-23 19:30 - 20:30, 2026-01-24 19:30 - 20:30 | milagro, 525 Southeast Stark Street, Portland, O, 97214, United States
As a child during the Mexican Revolution, a young Frida Kahlo helps her mother dress the wounds of soldiers and discovers the world of photography through her father. With the onset of Polio, her parents keep her away from bullies and other harm in the streets, but she is so lonely. With the help of her imagination, she discovers a world of her own, beyond the four walls of her room, where she can play and dance, and be herself. Her imaginary friend takes her to a fiesta with all the characters of her imagination. There she discovers who she truly is, and sets off on her own to become the legendary artist that continues to inspire.

Find more information here. Purchase tickets here!

"Las Mujeres" Staged Reading
2026-03-11 19:30 - 21:00 | WA
Erlina Ortiz’s Las Mujeres is a journey through time as we meet the famous Latinas of herstory’s past. Marlene, a workaholic engineer who wouldn’t call herself a feminist, has just been the only woman at her firm promoted to a managerial position. After a devastating encounter, Marlene finds reality has faded away and her kitchen becomes … a party! The guests? Frida Kahlo, Rita Hayworth, Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz, and Minerva Mirabal. Don’t know them? You will. These remarkable women share their stories of art, and Revolución! with the comfortable and complacent Marlene, but will she wake up?
This staged reading is part of “Mundo de las Mujeres,” Milagro’s third annual Women’s History Month Festival which centers the voices of Latina/e women whose creativity is shaped not only by culture and heritage, but by the realities of living, dreaming, and making art in a time when our communities are at the heart of national conversations.

Staged Reading of "Laughs in Spanish"
2026-03-18 19:30 - 21:00 | Milagro Theatre, 525 SE Stark Street, Portland, OR, 97214, United States
Alexis Scheer’s new play, “Laughs in Spanish,” is presented as a staged reading.
It’s Art Basel, and the stakes are high for the gallery that Mariana runs in the Wynwood Arts District in Miami. And when Mariana’s movie-star mother tries to help out, things get even more complicado. Laughs in Spanish is a fast-paced, cafecíto-induced comedy about art and success – and mothers and daughters.
This staged reading is part of “Mundo de las Mujeres,” Milagro’s third annual Women’s History Month festival, created to center the voices of Latina/e women whose creativity is shaped not only by culture and heritage, but by the realities of living, dreaming, and making art in a time when our communities are at the heart of national conversations.

Gather & Grow: Farm Walk with Latinos Unidos y Floreciendo (LUYF)
2026-04-18 08:00 - 17:00, 2026-04-18 10:00 - 11:30 | WSU Heritage Farm, 1919 NE 78th St, VANCOUVER, WA, 98665, United States
Join us for Gather & Grow, a guided walking tour of the farm where we’ll share plans for the season ahead and invite you into the work.
During this walk, we’ll explore the farm plots, outline what will be planted, and discuss upcoming projects and community initiatives. You’ll learn how the land will be used to support food access, educational programming, and volunteer engagement throughout the growing season.
This is an opportunity to see the vision firsthand, ask questions, and discover how you can be part of growing and sharing food in our community. Whether you’re interested in volunteering, learning more about our agricultural work, or simply connecting with the land, we welcome you to walk with us.

Gather & Grow: Farm Walk with Latinos Unidos y Floreciendo (LUYF)
2026-04-18 10:00 - 11:30 | WA

Malbec in the City
2026-04-19 12:00 - 17:00 | WA
Malbec in the City is the first ever Malbec event in the US. Discover unique Malbec wines with an eclectic array of tastings. Tango dancing, and live music provided by Tango Berretin. Experience over 50 Oregon Malbecs from up to 20 wineries, with wines never before made anywhere else in the world, from white Malbec to dry sparkling red to piquette and pet-nat styles. Bottle purchases will be available for your favorite wines. Explore this lesser known varietal, originated in France, beloved in Argentina, a hidden gem in Oregon.

Earth Day Field Work with Latinos Unidos y Floreciendo (LUYF)
2026-04-25 10:00 - 14:00 | WSU Heritage Farm, 1919 NE 78th St, VANCOUVER, WA, 98665, United States
Groundwork Weekend: Earth Day Field Prep
What we’ll be doing:Join us for a hands-on field prep day as we get the land ready for the growing season. Tasks will include field preparation, amendments, mulching, and general spring farm work.
Who this is for:All experience levels welcome. This is a working day focused on caring for the soil and preparing the field for planting.
What to wear / bring:

Dress for the weather — this is a rain or shine event

Closed-toe shoes required

Layers recommended

Gloves encouraged (some will be available)

Point West Credit Union: Underwriting Workshop
2026-04-30 12:00 - 13:00
Ever applied for a loan and wondered how decisions are made?
Join Hannah Massery, Consumer Lending Manager at Point West Credit Union, for a free virtual Lunch & Learn on April 30, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 PM. Special thanks to @mesopdx for organizing this session!
We’ll cover:
– How underwriting works
– Key differences between personal and business loans
– What lenders look at beyond the numbers
– Tips to help strengthen your application
✅ Free to attend
💻 Virtual session
🔗 Register today: http://bit.ly/4t39TOU
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¿Alguna vez has solicitado un préstamo y te has preguntado cómo se toman las decisiones?
Únete a Hannah Massery, Gerente de Préstamos al Consumidor en Point West Credit Union, para un Lunch & Learn virtual y gratuito el 30 de abril de 2026, de 12:00 a 1:00 pm en Ingles. ¡Un agradecimiento especial a @mesopdx por organizar esta sesión!
Hablaremos sobre:
– Cómo funciona el proceso de evaluación de préstamos
– Diferencias clave entre préstamos personales y préstamos para negocios
– Qué toman en cuenta los prestamistas más allá de los números
– Consejos sencillos para a fortalecer su solicitud
✅ Gratis
💻 Sesión virtual
🔗 Regístrate hoy: http://bit.ly/4t39TOU

CORAL Chats: Community Organization Roundtable – Ask A Lawyer
2026-05-05 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
Running a nonprofit, mutual aid group, small business, or community-focused organization often comes with more questions than answers.
CORAL Chats is a space for leaders, founders, volunteers, and community builders to gather, ask practical legal questions, and learn from one another. Each session blends an informal roundtable conversation with guidance on governance, compliance, liability, contracts, partnerships, and more.
Grounded in a community business law approach, this space is designed for people doing meaningful work across sectors. Whether you are building a nonprofit, running a small business, or organizing in your community, you will find relevant insights and shared learning.
Come with your questions, leave with clarity and connections. Whether you are just getting started or have been leading for years, this space is designed to help you keep your work strong, safe, and sustainable. Resource sharing is encouraged, so if someone mentions a need or opportunity during the session, feel free to offer support, connections, or tools that may help.
What to Expect:

Open Q&A with a nonprofit and business attorney
Practical, plain-language answers
Peer learning and connection across organizations and businesses
Opportunities to share resources, connections, and support with one another

Please Note: This is a shared group setting. These sessions provide general education and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed, so please avoid sharing sensitive information. For individualized legal advice, please schedule a private consultation.
Hosted by: Narwhal Law & Business Strategy
Presenter: Michael Jonas, JD, MBA
Presenter Bio: Michael Jonas, JD, MBA, is a business and nonprofit attorney with nearly a decade of experience supporting startups, social enterprises, and community organizations. During the height of the pandemic, he worked tirelessly, often 60 to 70 hours a week, helping clients navigate legal and operational challenges with clarity and care. As the Owner and Attorney of Narwhal Law and Business Strategy, Michael focuses on helping mission-driven businesses and nonprofits build strong, sustainable foundations. Through Narwhal, he is known for “Guiding Community Through the Current,” making complex issues approachable, and helping organizations thrive through change.
Length: 1 Hour
To Register: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/narwhal-law-and-business-strategy-86998676433

Point West Credit Union: Mentalidad Financiera y Poder Personal
2026-05-06 12:00 - 13:00
El éxito en el emprendimiento va más allá de los números; también tiene que ver con la perspectiva.
Únete a Mary Navarrete y Alyssia Partida para un Lunch & Learn virtual y gratuito el 6 de mayo de 2026, de 12:00 a 1:00 pm en Ingles, enfocado en la poderosa conexión entre el dinero, la mentalidad y el crecimiento de tu negocio. ¡Un agradecimiento especial a @mesopdx por organizar esta sesión!
En este taller virtual de una hora, explorarás:
– Cómo las creencias sobre el dinero influyen en las decisiones y la confianza
– Maneras de transformar creencias limitantes
– Cómo fortalecer tu poder personal como emprendedor
– Herramientas para crear mayor seguridad financiera en tu vida y en tu negocio
✅ Gratis
💻 Sesión virtual
🔗 Regístrate hoy: http://bit.ly/4t9tY6g
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Financial success as an entrepreneur isn’t just about the numbers—it’s also about mindset.
Join Mary Navarrete and Alyssia Partida for a free virtual Lunch & Learn on May 6, 2026, from 12:00–1:00 PM, focused on the powerful connection between money, mindset, and business growth. Special thanks to @mesopdx for organizing this session!
In this one hour online workshop, you’ll explore:
– How beliefs about money influence decisions and confidence
– Ways to transform limiting beliefs
– How to strengthen your personal power as an entrepreneur
– Tools to build greater financial security in your life and business
✅ Free to attend
💻 Virtual session
🔗 Register today: http://bit.ly/4t9tY6g

La Casa De Mama: Veracruz X Mexicali - A Taste of our Motherlands
2026-05-10 18:00 - 21:00 | Che PDX, 920 NE Glisan St, Portland, OR, 97232, United States
A Taste of our Motherlands will be hosted at @che.pdx on May 10th- LESS THAN ONE MONTH AWAY
Tickets are $100/person through the link in our bio! This will be a limited seating, intimate dinner, highlighting our roots and the mothers in our lives🩷
You can expect dishes like:
From @lacasademamapdx:
* Volovan: puff pastry bites stuffed with Picadillo
* Tesmole verde: a rich, savory broth with masa dumplings, fresh corn, and vegetables
* Pescado à la Veracruz: seaweed tofu “fish” wrapped in a plantain leaf, over a bed of potatoes
* Postre: passion fruit & coconut sorbets dolloped into almond brittle baskets, garnished with passion fruit syrup
From @mistaconespdx:
* Ofelia’s Egg Rolls (a childhood recipe)
* Chop Suey: comida China-inspired, stir fried vegetables in a savory sauce
* Al Pastor “Fried Rice” with Just egg, peas, and carrots
* Taco: Chinese bbq “pork” seitan served in delicious, handmade tortillas
Which dish are you most excited for? Yall don’t wanna miss this one 🩷

Legal Checkup: What Every Founder Should Know
2026-05-15 14:00 - 15:00 | Metro Region Innovation Hub, , 2130 SW 5th Ave.,, Portland, OR, 97201, United States
This session offers a practical legal readiness checklist for both new and existing businesses, with a focus on tech and early-stage startups. It walks participants through the essential compliance, formation, and protection steps every company should have in place, and concludes with a dedicated Q and A.
Speaker: Attorney Michael Jonas, JD, MBA
Hosted by Narwhal Law & Business Strategy

This event is part of Portland Startup Week.
Location: Metro Region Innovation Hub, 2130 SW 5th Ave., Portland, Oregon 97201-4908
The primary event room is located just inside door A of the SEC building, which is on 5th ave. This door is also labeled for The Hub. The room is visible from the sidewalk with full-length windows.
Photography Notice
By attending the event, you agree to be photographed, recorded, and/or filmed. Similarly, by attending, you acknowledge that these media captures may be used for marketing materials.

Community Planting Day With Latinos Unidos y Floreciendo (LUYF)
2026-05-23 10:00 - 14:00 | WSU Heritage Farm, 1919 NE 78th St, VANCOUVER, WA, 98665, United States
Join us for a hands-on field day focused on planting, seasonal maintenance, and preparing the farm for the summer growing season. Volunteers will work together on planting crops, caring for existing beds, and completing essential farm tasks that support a healthy and productive season ahead.
This field day supports a community-grown farm that provides fresh, culturally relevant food for families facing food-system barriers. Activities are designed to connect people with the land through shared work, learning, and stewardship, while strengthening food access and community well-being.
All experience levels are welcome. Come ready to get your hands in the soil, learn alongside others, and help prepare the farm to nourish our community throughout the summer.

Community Planting Day
2026-05-23 10:00 - 14:00 | 1919 NE 78th St Vancouver Wa 98665, 1919 NE 78th St, VANCOUVER, WA, 98665, United States

Bloom & Brand: Creative Growth, Smart Sharing, and IP Protection
2026-05-26 11:30 - 13:30 | Zoom
Every creative idea has value, and protecting that value starts with understanding your intellectual property. But most people are building, sharing, and collaborating without fully knowing what they own or how to protect it.
This collaborative workshop brings together a designer, marketer, and attorney for a practical conversation on building your brand and safeguarding your creative assets. We will cover the different kinds of IP you may have, including your brand name, logo, and internal company creations, as well as the IP you produce for clients or collaborators. You will also learn how to share your ideas and content confidently on social media, in partnerships, and in campaigns without losing ownership or credit. Leave with a stronger understanding of how to grow, protect, and promote your creative work in ways that support lasting success.

Hosted by: Narwhal Law & Business Strategy
Presenters: Michael Jonas, JD, MBA, Renee Garcia, Victoria Proppe
Registration: Via Eventbrite, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/narwhal-law-and-business-strategy-86998676433

CORAL Chats: Community Organization Roundtable – Ask A Lawyer
2026-06-02 12:00 - 13:00 | Zoom
A free monthly space to ask questions, learn together, and strengthen your work

Running a nonprofit, mutual aid group, small business, or community-focused organization often comes with more questions than answers.
CORAL Chats is a space for leaders, founders, volunteers, and community builders to gather, ask practical legal questions, and learn from one another. Each session blends an informal roundtable conversation with guidance on governance, compliance, liability, contracts, partnerships, and more.
Grounded in a community business law approach, this space is designed for people doing meaningful work across sectors. Whether you are building a nonprofit, running a small business, or organizing in your community, you will find relevant insights and shared learning.
Come with your questions, leave with clarity and connections. Whether you are just getting started or have been leading for years, this space is designed to help you keep your work strong, safe, and sustainable. Resource sharing is encouraged, so if someone mentions a need or opportunity during the session, feel free to offer support, connections, or tools that may help.
What to Expect:

Open Q&A with a nonprofit and business attorney
Practical, plain-language answers
Peer learning and connection across organizations and businesses
Opportunities to share resources, connections, and support with one another

Please Note:This is a shared group setting. These sessions provide general education and do not create an attorney-client relationship. Confidentiality cannot be guaranteed, so please avoid sharing sensitive information. For individualized legal advice, please schedule a private consultation.
Presenter: Michael Jonas, JD, MBA
Hosted by: Narwhal Law & Business Strategy
Registration: Via Eventbrite, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/narwhal-law-and-business-strategy-86998676433

Community Harvest Mondays
2026-06-22 10:00 - 14:00, 2026-06-29 10:00 - 14:00 | WSU Heritage Farm, 1919 NE 78th St, VANCOUVER, WA, 98665, United States
Community Harvest Mondays is a weekly volunteer gathering rooted in stewardship, shared labor, and food access. Each Monday, community members join us in the field to support seasonal maintenance and harvest fresh produce for local food distribution.
Volunteers participate in hands-on agricultural work, planting, weeding, harvesting, washing, and packing, while learning how food moves from soil to community. A portion of each harvest supports local food access efforts, helping ensure fresh, culturally relevant produce reaches families in our area. Volunteers are also invited to take home a share of the harvest as appreciation for their time and contribution.
This is an opportunity to build practical skills, connect with the land, and take part in a consistent, meaningful effort to grow and share food with dignity and care.
No prior experience is necessary. All are welcome.

Nonprofit Board Basics That Actually Matter: How Boards Are Supposed to Work… and How They Actually Do
2026-06-23 11:30 - 13:00 | Zoom
Nonprofit boards are often told how they are supposed to work, but the reality can look very different. When roles are unclear, power is misunderstood, or structure is missing, things can quickly become confusing or ineffective.
This session breaks down both the rules and the reality of board service. We will cover where authority actually lives and how it is delegated, the differences between board and staff roles, and how officers and committees function in practice. We will also explore how bylaws guide decision-making and what effective meetings look like, including a practical overview of Robert’s Rules of Order.
You will learn how fiduciary duties show up in real situations, how to navigate conflicts of interest, and how to recognize and address common board challenges like disengagement, overstepping, and decision-making outside of meetings.
Whether you are new to board service or looking to strengthen your current board, this session will help you move from confusion to clarity and from theory to practice.
What to Expect:

Clear understanding of how boards are supposed to function and how they often operate in reality
Practical guidance on board vs. staff roles and boundaries
Overview of bylaws, officers, and committee structures
Basics of effective meetings and decision-making
Real-world explanation of fiduciary duties and conflicts of interest
Insight into common board challenges and how to navigate them

Presenter: Michael Jonas, JD, MBA
Hosted by: Narwhal Law & Business Strategy
Registration via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.com/o/narwhal-law-and-business-strategy-86998676433

Raíces Gala: Fundraiser & Awards Ceremony
2026-06-25 18:00 - 21:00 | The Redd on Salmon Street, 831 SE Salmon St., Portland, OR, 97214, United States
We are pleased to invite you to join us on Thursday, June 25th, 2026, for our 1st Annual Raíces Gala: Fundraiser & Awards Ceremony.
The Raíces (Roots) Gala brings together community leaders, advocates, artists, and supporters to celebrate the resilience of our culture while investing in the wellbeing and future of Latine families across the Portland Metro Area.
This special evening will raise critical funds to support the culturally specific services provided by El Programa Hispano Católico. These services are rooted in dignity, belonging, and opportunity for the individuals and families we serve.
We hope you will join us for this meaningful evening of celebration, community, and collective impact.
