In a bid to prioritize local concerns over national noise, NEWS.ORG 12 has launched Be Seen. Be Heard. Portland. initiative.
Amplifying Local Voices
The initiative, titled Be Seen. Be Heard. Portland., aims to provide a platform for Portlanders to voice their concerns directly. It involves setting up open mics across the Portland Metro Area, inviting residents to share their thoughts on various issues affecting the city.
Gathering Local Insights
Over several weeks, NEWS.ORG 12 conducted interviews at numerous locations, garnering hours of insightful conversations. The interviews highlighted recurring themes and concerns expressed by the community.
Bridging the Gap
The ultimate goal of the initiative is to bridge the gap between grassroots perspectives and local leadership. By amplifying the voices from Portland’s streets, NEWS.ORG 12 intends to bring attention to issues that matter most to residents.
Addressing Key Issues
During the introductory special presentation, two prominent figures addressed pressing matters. Portland Police Chief Bob Day discussed the future of law enforcement in the city, while Oregon Senate Majority Leader Kate Lieber shed light on a new law aimed at recriminalizing drug use.
A Commitment to Local Engagement
Be Seen. Be Heard. Portland. signifies NEWS.ORG 12’s commitment to fostering dialogue and promoting community engagement. By elevating local voices, the initiative seeks to empower residents and drive positive change in the city.
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