Rich Rodgers

Rich Rodgers has done policy and communications work on local, regional and state issues since 1994, including 11 years as an advisor to Portland City Commissioner Erik Sten. He now helps to run a consulting & technical training firm, and serves of the boards of Street Roots and the Northeast Community Child Development Center. Rich wrote his undergraduate history thesis at Yale on the lack of public involvement in major infrastructure decisions in historic African-American neighborhoods in Atlanta.


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March 16, 2012Teachers Endorse Jefferson Smith for Mayor
June 13, 2011Putting More Teeth Into Enforcement of Fair Housing Laws
August 24, 2010Oregon Business Leaders Publish Report on Oregon's Business Climate
August 05, 2010The Controversy Over Oregon's Gravity
June 25, 2010One way that the City of Portland can help its high schools
June 11, 2010Things We Might Cut Before We Close High Schools
June 11, 2010Take a Time Out on High School Redesign
May 01, 2010Why I'm Supporting Dan Saltzman for City Commissioner
December 05, 2009Portland Geographic
October 27, 200920 Million Health Benefits Programs is a Few Too Many
September 29, 2009Linking Growth Management & Climate Change
August 09, 2009Agreeing to Disagree on Health Care Reform
July 27, 2009Are the Falsely Accused Required to be Polite to the Police?
July 11, 2009The Unified Theory of Health Care Reform: A Wyden Plan with a Public Option and a Payroll Tax Cut?
October 10, 2008Another Reckless Gamble by John McCain
September 22, 2008This Land is Your Land: A better way to spend $1 trillion

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