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    Interviews and documentaries about Nonprofit Organizations in Portland Oregon

    The Non-Profit Hour examines the inner workings and hears the human stories of Portland’s many local non-profits. Shows air every Friday at 1:30 on XRAY.fm. Brought to us by the Media Institute for Social Change — a public interest media lab that works to inspire, empower and engage emerging media producers.

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    NPH S5E02: Chris Coleman of Portland Center Stage Feb 14, 2017
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    NPH S5E02: Chris Coleman of Portland Center Stage by Media Institute for Social Change


    NPH Give!Guide 2016 Pt 2: Casey Block of College Possible & Elizabeth Nye of Girls Inc. of PNW Feb 02, 2017
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    Part two of a six week series featuring winners of Willamette Week Give!Guide's Skidmore Prize in addition to organizations participating in this year's Give!Guide. This week features Skidmore winner Casey Block of College Possible as well as an interview with Elizabeth Nye of Girls Inc of the Pacific Northwest from one of our Nonprofit Hour Live shows.


    NPH Give!Guide 2016 Pt 3: Cole Merkel of Street Roots and Jessica Elkan of New Avenues for Youth Feb 02, 2017
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    Part three of a six week series featuring winners of Willamette Week Give!Guide's Skidmore Prize in addition to organizations participating in this year's Give!Guide. This week features Skidmore winner Cole Merkel of Street Roots as well as a conversation with Jessica Elkan of New Avenues for Youth from one of our Nonprofit Hour Live shows.


    NPH Give!Guide 2016 Pt 4: Daisha Tate and Jill Ginsburg of North by Northwest Community Health Feb 02, 2017
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    Part four of a six week series featuring winners of Willamette Week Give!Guide's Skidmore Prize in addition to organizations participating in this year's Give!Guide. This week features Skidmore winner Daisha Tate of North by Northwest Community Health Center in addition to a conversation with their Medical Director Jill Ginsburg.


    NPH Give!Guide 2016 Pt5: Janice Martellucci of Peace in our Schools & Jaime Fantauzzi of AWL Feb 02, 2017
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    Part five of a six week series featuring winners of Willamette Week Give!Guide's Skidmore Prize in addition to organizations participating in this year's Give!Guide. This week features Skidmore winner Janice Martellucci of Peace in Our Schools as well as a conversation with Jaime Fantauzzi of Adventures without Limits.


    NPH Give!Guide 2016 Pt 6: Jasmine Petit of Outside In & Elise Downing of Sisters of the Road Feb 02, 2017
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    Part six of a six week series featuring winners of Willamette Week Give!Guide's Skidmore Prize in addition to organizations participating in this year's Give!Guide. This week features Skidmore winner Jasmine Petit of Outside In and a conversation with Elise Downing of Sisters of the Road from one of our Nonprofit Hour Live shows.


    NPH S4E22: Andrew Proctor from Literary Arts and Kristi Balzer of Rock'n'Roll Camp for Girls Nov 01, 2016
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    Portland is a city that, as evidenced by being home to one of the greatest independent bookstores in the country, has a long love of reading. On today's show we welcome Andrew Proctor, Executive Director of Literary Arts, who are most widely known for presenting the Portland Arts and Lectures Series at the Arlene Schnitzer as well as the annual Wordstock Festival. First up though we have some news about an event coming up this week and on the phone to tell us about it we have Kristi Balzer, Executive Director of the Rock'n'Roll Camp for Girls.


    NPH S4E21: Nikki and Brian Weaver of Portland Playhouse and Bianca McCarthy of ECHO Theatre Nov 01, 2016
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    NPH S4E21: Nikki and Brian Weaver of Portland Playhouse and Bianca McCarthy of ECHO Theatre by Media Institute for Social Change


    NPH S4E17: Mya Chamberlin of SAGE Metro Portland and Emily Evans of Women's Foundation of Oregon Nov 01, 2016
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    Since early in 2015 we've had the pleasure of hearing the insights and interviews of the Nonprofit Hour's co-host Julie Falk but we are sad to say that, due to the demands of her numerous other commitments in our community, she has informed us that she will no longer be able to continue with our show. We have greatly enjoyed having Julie as a part of the team and have benefited from viewpoints and perspectives she has shared with us and it is with that thought that we dedicate today's show to her. First up we will be hearing the final interview that she recorded for us with SAGE Metro Portland which is a program run through Friendly House that gives support to elders of Portland's LGBT community in transitioning through different stages and experiences of aging. In the second half of the show we will listen to a conversation with Emily Evans of the Women's Foundation of Oregon -- an organization that Julie Falk also served a pivotal role within during the same time that she has been with us on our program. We wish JUlie all the best and are glad to know that a person of her caliber will be involved in vital police accountability issues in the future through her role on the Portland Citizen Review Committee.


    NPH S4E16: Joe Kurmaskie of Iron It Out and Jaime Fantauzzi of Adventures Without Limits Nov 01, 2016
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    On this week's show we have two guests with stories about overcoming obstacles through activity and awareness. In the latter half of the show we'll be joined by world class athlete and bestselling author Joe Kurmaskie about his history and his organization, Iron It Out, which seeks to bring awareness to a widely unknown and underdiagnosed disease called hemachromatosis. First up though we're going to be finding out about Adventures without limits a group that takes people with limitations be they physical or financial into outdoors adventures to help them discover that perceived boundaries don't need to hold them back from discovering their potential through outdoor activiites. To start out the show and get us fired up thinking about ziplining, kayaking and outdoors adventures we have a song chosen for us by our guest from Adventures Without Limits, Jaime Fantauzzi.


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