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Partners in Diversity

Portland,

Community Focus: BIPOC

To create a competitive advantage in Oregon and southwest Washington (Clark, Cowlitz and Skamania counties) by attracting, retaining and developing diversity influencers and professionals of color.

Pasefika Presence

Seattle,

Washington

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders

We at Pasefika Presence Magazine believe that the Pacific is home to some of the most powerful, compelling storytellers in the world. However, there are not always many accessible avenues or platforms for us to share those stories. Our mission is to provide a space for voices of the Pacific to share their stories through the publication of their writing and art. Through our publication process, we also aim to provide mentorship to storytellers who are seeking it. We at Pasefika Presence believe our stories can move mountains. We believe our stories can shift power structures. We believe our stories can save lives. And that’s why we feel it’s our duty to share them.

Paseo

Portland,

Community Focus: For All

Join us for PASEO, a community gathering in the South Park Blocks + Director Park. There will be live performances, vendors, food, mutual aid groups, outdoor grassroots groups and activities!

PassinArt

Portland,

Community Focus: BIPOC, Black American

African American producing theater company whose mission is to entertain, educate & inspire artists.

Pat Chessell

Vancouver,

Community Focus: Canadian, Northern European
Canadian, Irish

Pat Chessell was born in Vancouver, British Columbia – not the first place that comes to mind when one thinks of Celtic folk musicians. His first public appearance was with his family friend, the late Danny Burns in Vancouver’s now defunct Culpepper’s Pub, a venue which became well known for hosting some of the best Celtic music in town.

Pateros Museum

Pateros,

Community Focus: Americas, Indigenous American, North American
Settler

Ives Landing, which later became known as Pateros, was established around 1896 by its founder, Lee Ives. In 1900 Charles E. Nosler, a Spanish American War veteran, acquired most of the town site. He renamed it Pateros after a village built largely on stilts he had known in the Philippines. The city was later incorporated in 1913.

Path with Art

Seattle,

Community Focus: Latina/e/o/x
Low Income

Path with Art fosters the restoration of individuals, groups, and society from the effects of trauma through arts engagement and community building.

Pathwaves WA

Seattle,

Community Focus: BIPOC

Pathwaves WA creates pathways for leaders of color to hold decision-making roles in early childhood systems so they can equitably drive and shape the design of policies that affect generations and generations of our kids and our communities.

Paul Chiyokten Wagner

Redmond,

Community Focus: Indigenous American
Saanich / W̱SÁNEĆ

Native American Flutist & Storyteller

Pauli Murray Center for History & Social Justice

Durham,

Community Focus: Black American, Gender
LGBTQ2S+

The Pauli Murray Center for History and Social Justice lifts up the life and legacy of human rights activist, lawyer, poet, Episcopal priest and LGBTQ community member Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray. Our site in Durham is a National Historic Landmark.

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