Guest speaker on the Franz Baker site in October. Don’t miss it!

Guest speaker on the Franz Bakery site in August. Don’t miss it!
A reminder from BDNA that the Work Group meeting is not happening in July and August.
Be sure to join us at the regular board meeting on August 4th to hear from a guest speaker on the Franz Bakery site. See the image below for Zoom meeting number and passcode.
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The BDNA June board meeting features Guest Speaker Marisa A. Zapata, PhD, Director of Homelessness Research & Action Collaborative at Portland State University.
Thank you to all the neighbors and candidates who attended the multi-organization sponsored forum for candidates for Multnomah County Chair, hosted virtually on April 5th, 2022. If you missed the event, you can view the video below or on our YouTube channel.
Each candidate chose a specific question to answer during the event and all candidates submitted written answers to every question asked by the group. See the documents below to read their unedited written responses.
Special thanks to Creston-Kenilworth Neighborhood Association, Creston Elementary PTA, Cleveland High School PTA, and Atkinson Elementary PTA for including Brentwood-Darlington Neighborhood Association in the partnership to bring this event to voters across Portland.
What does a board member do?
What about elected positions?
The BDNA has four elected officers: Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer, and one elected committee leader: Land Use Chair.
What if I don’t want to join the Board, but still want to volunteer?
You don’t have to be a board member to participate, only to vote on board decisions. We invite all neighbors to attend meetings, share ideas and concerns, volunteer on committees and at events, and lead special projects! There are also many administrative tasks that require a small time commitment, but serve an important purpose. If you want to participate, there is something for you to do, no matter your capabilities or time availability.
Willing to attend a meeting and report back?
There are many community meetings happening all the time that we don’t have enough people to attend. Just a few are listed below. Is there a meeting you already attend and would like to report to the BDNA on? Let us know!
March 29th, 6-8PM at Moose Lodge #291, 7414 SE 52nd Ave, 97206.
A meeting to discuss concerns and potential solutions to both gun violence and continued traffic hazards. Speakers from both city entities and community stakeholders. Childcare available. RSVP needed. Email mooselodge291@gmail.com for questions and to RSVP.