From Corner to Community: the day labor center
Editor's note: The following documentary short was produced by the fellows of the Northwest Institute for Social Change. It's the second of three we'll post here at BlueOregon. Learn more about NWISC through this short interview with founder Phil Busse or visit NWISC.com.
While the immigration debate rages in Washington D.C., the city of Portland, OR takes matters into its own hands. Produced by 2008 Northwest Institute for Social Change fellows, "From Corner to Community" explores the new day labor center, a community space opened in June 2008 serving workers, contractors and local businesses. Through the voices of two former day laborers who now run the center and a Portland city official, the viewer comes to understand the personalities of the center and the people within the community who use it daily..
Aug. 23, 2008
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Aug 23, '08
Nice work, folks! I hope everyone who is confused about the center sees this.
Aug 24, '08
Great info Phil. Now I can afford my new Roof before winter. Thanks.
Sep 1, '08
Hi everyone,
Thanks for checking out our film!
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