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'''The City Repair Project''' - an all-volunteer {{tag|grassroots}} organization helping people {{tag|reclaim}} their {{tag|urban}} spaces to create community-oriented places.
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You may not think this is a true Wiki as it does not allow editing.
 
'''City Repair''' was the wiki site for '''The City Repair Project''', an all-volunteer {{tag|grassroots}} organization helping people reclaim their {{tag|urban}} spaces to create {{tag|community}}-oriented places.
 
===About The City Repair Project===
The City Repair Project is group of citizen activists creating public gathering places and helping others to creatively transform the places where they live.
 
====City Repair’s projects====
*inspire people to both understand themselves as part of a larger community and fulfill their own creative potential, and
*activate people to be part of the communities around them, as well as part of the decision-making that shapes the future of their communities.
The many projects of City Repair have been accomplished by a mostly volunteer staff and the help of hundreds of volunteer citizen activists.
 
City Repair was formed in {{tag|Portland}}, [[:Category:Oregon|Oregon]] in 1996 by citizen activists who wanted a more community-oriented and [[:Category:Ecology|ecologically]] sustainable society.  Born out of a successful grassroots neighborhood initiative that converted a residential street intersection into a neighborhood public square, City Repair began its work with the idea that localization (of culture, of economy, of decision-making) is a necessary foundation of sustainability.  By reclaiming urban spaces to create community-oriented places, we plant the seeds for greater neighborhood communication, empower our communities and nurture our local culture.
 
===Operations===
We are an almost entirely volunteer-run social-profit ({{tag|non-profit}}) organization.  Our projects include:
*temporary and permanent placemaking installations,
*community events,
*educational presentations,
*consultation and technical assistance,
*community placemaking facilitation, and
*the development of our own egalitarian community of activists and volunteers.
The City Repair Project maintains an office in Portland, operating with over 15 largely volunteer and part-time staff, coordinators, and assistants.
 
We facilitate artistic and ecologically-oriented placemaking through projects that honor the interconnection of human communities and the natural world.
 
====Our Fields of Work====
*Placemaking and architecture
*Urban planning and design
*Ecological and Social Sustainability
*Community resource localization
*Nonhierarchical decision-making: Resources include:
*Seeds for Change, Making Decisions Co-operatively, Starhawk's Activism Page
*Equality, diversity and peace
*Cultural identity and Bioregionalism
*Paradigm reconstruction
 
===External links===
*[[Archive.org:*/http://CityRepair.org/wiki.php/*|List of 1,024 archived URLs captured for <tt>CityRepair.org/wiki.php/*</tt>]] — at [[Archive.org]]
 
[[Category:Founded in 2006]]

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City Repair
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About
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Founded by: unknown
Status: Dead
Language: English
Edit mode: ByInvitation
Wiki engine: DokuWiki
Wiki license: Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike
Main topic: Community
This City Repair has been dead (offline) since mid 2009.
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(As of: 2006-06-16)


City Repair was the wiki site for The City Repair Project, an all-volunteer grassroots organization helping people reclaim their urban spaces to create community-oriented places.

About The City Repair Project[edit]

The City Repair Project is group of citizen activists creating public gathering places and helping others to creatively transform the places where they live.

City Repair’s projects[edit]

  • inspire people to both understand themselves as part of a larger community and fulfill their own creative potential, and
  • activate people to be part of the communities around them, as well as part of the decision-making that shapes the future of their communities.

The many projects of City Repair have been accomplished by a mostly volunteer staff and the help of hundreds of volunteer citizen activists.

City Repair was formed in Portland, Oregon in 1996 by citizen activists who wanted a more community-oriented and ecologically sustainable society. Born out of a successful grassroots neighborhood initiative that converted a residential street intersection into a neighborhood public square, City Repair began its work with the idea that localization (of culture, of economy, of decision-making) is a necessary foundation of sustainability. By reclaiming urban spaces to create community-oriented places, we plant the seeds for greater neighborhood communication, empower our communities and nurture our local culture.

Operations[edit]

We are an almost entirely volunteer-run social-profit (non-profit) organization. Our projects include:

  • temporary and permanent placemaking installations,
  • community events,
  • educational presentations,
  • consultation and technical assistance,
  • community placemaking facilitation, and
  • the development of our own egalitarian community of activists and volunteers.

The City Repair Project maintains an office in Portland, operating with over 15 largely volunteer and part-time staff, coordinators, and assistants.

We facilitate artistic and ecologically-oriented placemaking through projects that honor the interconnection of human communities and the natural world.

Our Fields of Work[edit]

  • Placemaking and architecture
  • Urban planning and design
  • Ecological and Social Sustainability
  • Community resource localization
  • Nonhierarchical decision-making: Resources include:
  • Seeds for Change, Making Decisions Co-operatively, Starhawk's Activism Page
  • Equality, diversity and peace
  • Cultural identity and Bioregionalism
  • Paradigm reconstruction

External links[edit]

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