Connect through a CIO
Community Involvement Organizations give residents a neighborhood-scale route into information, discussion and small community projects.
Open the city’s CIO program ↗Tualatin, Oregon Directory preview
Find a way into the work already happening.
Community change does not always require a new organization or project. Start with the groups, advisory channels and public processes that already have a door open.
TualatinParticipation pathwaysExisting routes first
Many ways in
One civic ecosystem.
This early directory is organized by what a resident may want to do. Broader organization coverage and opportunity dates are still being assembled.
Engage through IDEA
The Inclusion, Diversity, Equity and Access Advisory Committee provides a resident advisory path focused on belonging and access.
Open the city’s IDEA page ↗Bring youth voice forward
The Youth Advisory Council is one route for young people to participate in city issues and community life.
Open the Youth Advisory Council ↗Find public participation options
Advisory committees, public meetings, surveys and project engagement create different ways to influence decisions.
Open the city’s Get Involved page ↗Directory coverage is incomplete.
Future versions will add nonprofit, school, faith, business, cultural and informal community groups, with clearer descriptions of who each pathway is for and how to participate.
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