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<title>City Repair Project</title>
<description>The City Repair Project is group of citizen activists creating public gathering places and helping others to creatively transform the places where they live.

With a mostly volunteer staff and the help of hundreds of volunteer citizen activists, our many projects:

    * educate people about why most American neighborhoods are socially isolating and culturally inactive, and how we can transform them from the grassroots,
    * inspire people to both understand themselves as part of a larger community and fulfill their own creative potential, and
    * activate people to be part of the communities around them, as well as part of the decision-making that shapes the future of their communities.

A neighbor presents a proposal at the Division Street placemaking workshop, July 2001 at the Red and Black Cafe. City Repair was formed in Portland, Oregon in 1996 by citizen activists who wanted a more community-oriented and ecologically sustainable society. Born out of a successful grassroots neighborhood initiative that converted a residential street intersection into a neighborhood public square, City Repair began its work with the idea that localization (of culture, of economy, of decision-making) is a necessary foundation of sustainability. By reclaiming urban spaces to create community-oriented places, we plant the seeds for greater neighborhood communication, empower our communities and nurture our local culture.</description>
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<title>Labyrinth Piazza</title>
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        haven't seen this one. Strange. Tried to look at the pictures on the City Repair website and those were missing too.
weird. Maybe it isn't there anymore.....<br /><br /><a href="http://platial.com/post/63925">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<title>Share-It Square</title>
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<title>sunnyside piazza, street mural, streetspot</title>
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        an enormous sunflower painted on the pavement, decorative awning-like structures and a community bulletin board.<br /><br /><a href="http://platial.com/post/84">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<dc:date>2006-03-12 02:04:55.977447+00:00</dc:date>
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<title>Neighborhood park-- thats the title!</title>
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        So I haven't seen this one yet. Kind of a vague name. maybe I will visit it tomorrow or something.
Feel free to add comments to this City Repair Project if you are familiar with it.<br /><br /><a href="http://platial.com/post/63928">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<dc:date>2006-04-17 17:14:32.521307+00:00</dc:date>
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<title>City Repair Project Office</title>
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        OFFICE
2122 SE Division St.
Portland, Oregon

EMAIL
thecircle{at}cityrepair.org
volunteer{at}cityrepair.org

PHONE
503-235-8946

POST
PO Box 42615
Portland, Oregon  97242<br /><br /><a href="http://platial.com/post/63932">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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<title>CityBikes kiosk and Virgen de Guadelupe shrine</title>
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        I remember this being inaugurated when I worked at Citybikes.
It happened in the morning and it was a very pretty ceremony. 
I believe that it was supposed to be helping bridge a gap between the mexican day workers and the rest of the neighborhood which is more office/service industry and hookers. A sort of honorarium to the latin day worker culture. I know it's still there and it is rarely bothered. It's a very sad little memorial.<br /><br /><a href="http://platial.com/post/63926">Map this on Platial</a><br /> 
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