Cascadia Department of Bioregion

How would you like to meet up?

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CASCADIA

A movement threading place-based communities together across watersheds.

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How would you like to meet up?

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What types of events would you be interested in?

Monthly / Quarterly Gatherings

Cascadia Campfires – A “front door”, monthly zoom call without agenda for Cascadians from around the bioregion to meet each other, talk and strengthen our relationships, and meet others who want to get active.
Bioregional Updates: A more structured space, where people and groups in different watersheds from around Cascadia are invited to share their work.
Design Labs: A more structured space, where people are invited to talk about issues they are having, and we brainstorm solutions together.
Cascadia Potlucks: Let’s meet in person! Let’s share food. Would you be interested in hosting or attending a gathering for you city?
Movement Building: Work parties where we work on specific tasks to grow the Cascadia movement.
Presentations / Salons – a session that invites speakers to present on a topic, with space for questions and discussions after.
Bioregional Mapping / Community Art Meetups. Let’s make cool things!

Annual Events

A May 18th in person event. Either locally – or somewhere near Mt. St. Helens
A Cascadia Campout – in summer.
A Cascadia Bioregional Summit or Congress – in which people can share presentations, but also plan, meet, organize.

Small Group, 1:1 Meetings

“Bioregional Weaving” – Small group conversations, convened and with members invited relevant to your work or a topic you find important.
Office Hours – We will be setting times each week people can make 1:1 meetings to ask questions or learn more.

Envisioning a Network of Bioregional Organizers

Would you like to join a work group, to help us envision…

A High School / College Ambassador Program
A Cascadia / Bioregional Ambassador / Volunteer Program
Educators: Helping us develop learning tools, resources and curriculum, for general audiences, and our own ambassadors.
No thanks, none of the above.

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(Opt-in) Is it okay to use this email address to let you know if someone is organizing an event locally?

(Opt-in) If we started a volunteer network, able to give presentations, table, start chapters etc. Would you be interested?

What else are we missing? What is most important to you?

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Thank You!

The Department of Bioregion, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We are a grassroots movement born out of passion and a love for bioregionalism. Your support means the world to us.

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