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8:45 a.m. More than 5,000 individuals are
expected to participate.
Team captains play an important role in the
walk by raising awareness and motivating people
to get involved. A team consists of a group of
two or more who are committed to walking
together. W hile some teams consist of corporate
employees, community organization members
and school groups, other teams are composed of
family members or groups of friends.
C A P hopes to raise $ 1 7 5 ,(XX) at this year’s
event. During the past 13 years, the AIDS Walk
has raised more than $1 million. This year, 16
corporate sponsors have underwritten the event,
covering all expenses incurred and leaving 100
percent of proceeds going to HIV services.
AIDS is not over, a C A P statement says.
About 50 percent of new infections are among
people younger than 25, and it is the No. 1 cause
of death for African Am erican men and women
between the ages of 25 and 44, according to the
organization.
C A P is the leading provider of HIV preven­
tion education, support services, housing and
advocacy in Oregon and southwest Washington.
Call C A P at (503) 223-W A LK for more infor-
motion or to sign u pas a team captain.
P AUAL E GALS
Oregon Citizens Alliance, the No on 9 C am ­
paign, activists, churches and politicians.
T he free event is open to the general public.
T he institute is a not-for-profit organization
dedicated to building community around the
world by playing host to open forum group
processes.
T he goal is not to resolve the conflict.
Organizers want greater awareness brought to
each of the viewpoints and to give an opportu­
nity for increased understanding in the hopes
of building community, a deeper democracy
and a civil society.
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City Commissioners Dan Saltzman (center) and Jim Francesconi attend the “ 1 ,0 0 0 Years of
Commitment” cerem ony Sept. 9
A light dinner and beverages will be served
at 5:30 p.m. before the forum, which will run
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the Lorenzen Auditorium at Emanuel Hospital,
301 N. Graham St. in Portland.
ant to have your two cents heard by a
Call (503) 9 88-3030, ext. 226, for more
member of the Portland City Council?
information.
Members of all sexual minority communities
are invited to meet with Dan Saltzman from
7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 26 at Metropolitan C om ­
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I ride Northwest, the nonprofit organiza­
way. The city commissioner, who played a major
tion that produces Portland’s annual pride
role in bringing the issue of a domestic partner­
parade
and festival, needs the com m unity’s
ship registry to a vote in Multnomah County, is
help.
interested in hearing from the gay, lesbian,
A special contest recently was announced in
bisexual and trans communities to better under­
which
entrants are being asked to pick the
stand their concerns and to ensure access for all
theme for Pride 2001. This year’s theme was “A
individuals to city government.
Celebration of Queer Art & Culture.”
Call (503) 823'4151 for more information.
The winner will enjoy a weekend at Antho­
ny’s Cabins ¿k RV Park in Long Beach, Wash.
The deadline is Nov. 1.
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Entries should be mailed to P.O. Box 6611,
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Portland, OR 9 7 2 2 8 -6 6 1 1 ; e-mailed to
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