We are at 33% of our goal…

DSP Board President Tai Carpenter speaks to reporter Art Edwards about the mission to reclaim the Albina Arts Center. Photo by Mika Martinez

As we reach the end of another trying year, we are so grateful for all of you who have shown your support to Don’t Shoot Portland. We wouldn’t have been able to show up for community without your engagement and commitment - thank you! We have less than ten days left in the Give!Guide and are only 33% of the way to our goal - please consider helping us get closer by donating through GG today!

Each $25 donation will receive a commemorative t-shirt from us, designed and printed locally.

Oregon artist Isaka Shamsud-Din speaks on the history of the Albina Arts Center during DSPDX press conference. ASL interpretation by Fingers Crossed Interpreting. Photo by Mika Martinez.

Have you seen the recent news coverage of our campaign to reclaim the former Albina Arts Center?

Watch the media clips below and find out more on how you can support this historic movement.

SIGN AND SHARE OUR PETITION!

Thank you to Ginger at KEX Portland for hosting us as well as Isaka Shamsudin-Din, Tamberlee Tarver, Mateo Hermida and M.K. Hanson for bringing your experience and knowledge to the forefront in speaking on these matters. Thank you to Fingers Crossed Interpreting for providing ASL and to Mika Martinez for capturing the conference. 

“Portland community group wants to revitalize the Albina Arts Center for the Black community.” via KGW

“Campaign to make Albina Arts Center ‘a vital force’ launched.” via Koin

Please view and share the petition if you have not already and reach out if you’d like to display our campaign posters to raise awareness in the storefront of your business. Thank you to SGK for providing access to your network of passionate designers to bring this campaign to life. 

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