Help Us Make Our Match by July 31st!
July 12, 2022
We’ve been issued an exciting challenge by the Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund: if we can raise $15,000 through new and increased donations they’ll match it. A donation of $25 becomes $50!
Your donations help keep Open Signal’s programs free for media makers who are excluded in mainstream media. They also make you a member of our community of creatives, activists and dreamers — which includes invites to our monthly Signal Shares (featuring guest artists, skill shares and more).
With your help we’re able to support storytellers with one-on-one customized training, access to industry-standard equipment, and dedicated facilitators who commit to seeing productions through from storyboard to final cut. We believe that together we can make vital, lasting change in the media landscape.
Already an Open Signal member? You can help us make our match by upping your donation amount. Or, create your own match campaign through our Give Lively page and inspire other media activists in your circle to give!
Create a pledge page and have your friends meet your match! The person who raises the most money with their friends will receive a trophy — yes, a literal trophy — from our neighbors at Bardy Trophy.
Join us in this work and see your impact multiplied today!
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I manage Open Signal’s communications and distribution departments, developing strategies that support community media through clear public communications and the broadcast of locally produced work on our cable channels. Beyond external messaging, I work across departments to shape organizational priorities while identifying emerging community needs and ensuring that the stories, programs ,and content produced through Open Signal move effectively from community production to public platform.
I bring nearly a decade of experience in nonprofit and arts administration centered on community-first organizing. I am currently a student and researcher at Portland State University, where my work focuses on urban planning, environmental justice and community development.