- An autumn sunrise through the Discovery Museum skylight.
- On July 30, we were honored to host Oregon Governor Kate Brown for the ceremonial signing of State Bill 762, a $220 million investment in Oregon’s wildfire preparedness.
- Our Event Rental halls continued to provide space for communities to gather and connect; here, Darian Awwahhusso Robinson (Owens Valley Pauite and Taos Pueblo) performs a “Fancy Dance.”
- Despite the ongoing pandemic and remote-work, our Facilities Staff continued their exceptional maintenance of our Washington Park campus.
- A work-session with Portland-based experience design firm, Upswell, focused on reimagining our in-person events and experiences.
- Virtual programs, like our six-episode series on catastrophic wildfire, allowed us to extend our reach and broaden our network.
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