Bylaws and Compliance Training With David Atkin
David Atkin, Senior Attorney for the Center For Nonprofit Law, PC met with board members of D4C and neighborhood associations this Tuesday September 8th to give advise to board members on how to update/ rewrite bylaws. Dr. Paul Leistner was also in attendance and the two shared a great deal of information while fostering robust conversation. To view a recording of the training click the button below.
Welcoming D4C’s New Intern
D4C welcomes the new Public Safety & Livability Neighborhood Liaison Intern Nico Stevenson! Nico will be working with Ron Bushner assisting in bolstering the Public Safety & Livability Committee while attending NA meetings throughout the remainder of the calendar year.
Nico is a senior at Lewis & Clark College studying Classics, English, and Law with a strong interest in public-interest law and community advocacy. She is originally from California, and plans to return for law school after graduating this spring. Outside of work and academics, she enjoys reading, journaling, hiking, and hanging out with her friends. This past fall, Nico studied abroad in Greece and interned as a student archivist at the Delfy’s Womens Archive, where she digitized records of feminist movements in Greece and conducted research projects on the immigration populations in Athens. Nico is thrilled to join the team as an intern to contribute to our mission and expand her community interest skills.
Multnomah Neighborhood Association Board Meeting
On September 8, Karli attended the Multnomah Neighborhood Association (MNA) Board meeting. In collaboration with Adam Lyons, she has been supporting the MNA by assisting with public information request questions and providing guidance related to the development of the organization’s new Sheltering Committee.