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Mia Ryder-Marks

Articles by Mia Ryder-Marks

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    Large black text on a black and white photo of the Oregon state capitol building says, "2022 Oregon Ballot Measures. 111, 112, 113, 114"

    2022 Elections | Oregon Ballot Measures

    Measures 111, 112, 113 and 114 propose changes to the Oregon Constitution, a permit-to-purchase system for purchasing firearms and more
    By
    Piper McDaniel Mia Ryder-Marks Melanie Henshaw
    September 21, 2022
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    Cameron Whitten poses and smiles for a photo. He is smiling and wearing a hat and a striped shirt. He is standing among greenery.

    Guaranteed basic income program promotes healing, resilience among Black Portlanders

    Brown Hope aims to support Black communities through basic income programs
    By
    Mia Ryder-Marks
    August 24, 2022
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    Mat Randol and Donovan Scribes stand on the side of a sign that says “George Park.” Donovan is holding his baby and Mat’s kids stand next to him in front of the sign.

    The Kidz Outside festival brings community in

    The Kidz Outside festival organizers want the community to decide the future of George Park
    By
    Mia Ryder-Marks
    August 17, 2022
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    People sitting in the audience look to the stage as one person asks a question into a mic. Some attendees have their dogs in their lap. The people in the photo are smiling and laughing.

    The Freadom Festival celebrates revolutionary history of Black literacy

    On Juneteenth weekend, Portland had its first Black book festival
    By
    Mia Ryder-Marks
    June 22, 2022

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