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Sat, 02/21/2026 - 2:00pm to 5:00pm
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At 4pm, we welcome four amazing contributors to Portland, Oregon, and Multnomah County, civic and community life.
They will tackle the prevailing turbulent discourse, and narrative: Immigration and Federal ICE Agents; the impact, the chaos, and a runway towards resolution.
Each brings a unique perspective. All ignite understanding and a pathway to activism, personal growth, and community building.
The Motif: Re-Imagine A Jazz Sensibility, Saturdays, 2pm to 5pm
hosted by: your troublemaker brother, Yugen Rashad
*Dr. Gina Guillaume ,
The first Medical Director of the North by Northeast Community Health Center, a clinic dedicated to serving Portland’s Black community. (https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10162167685274426&set=a.10151068015359426)
Practiced as family medicine physician with various organizations (Providence and Cascadia Health), focusing on underserved and vulnerable populations.
Advocate against medical racism and health inequities; Led workshops on toxic stress, and lifestyle management through a culturally specific lens. Author of the new book: Prescriptions& Prayers: Healing From Childhood Trauma and Guidance for First-Generation Minority Medical Students.
*Dr. James Mason PHD
Former Chief Diversity Officer for Providence Health & Services in the Oregon region. Content expertise in cultural competence, strategic planning
In 2019, operated his DEI consulting firm,
Board member, the Urban League of Portland.
*Mr Saron Khut, Entrepreneur, Community Leader.
Survivor of the Khmer Rouge genocide from 1975 to 1980 in Cambodia; Family fled to the United States. Business Owner, Entertainer, Community Activist
*Mr. Ron Herndon contributions:
Director of the K-5 Black EducationalCenter
Director, Albina Head Start
Chairman of Board, The National Head Start Association from 1993 to 2013.
Recipient, of The Gladys McCoy Lifetime Achievement Award.
The First African American Chair of Multnomah County
Commissioner, The Portland School Board, representing North and Northeast Portland.
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