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Welcoming Week Safe Communities & Resource Fair

Updated: Aug 12

Building Trust, Sharing Resources, Strengthening Community


ORMMS is pleased to share an upcoming community event focused on building stronger connections between immigrant and refugee communities, public safety partners, community organizations, and local leaders.


The Welcoming Week Safe Communities & Resource Fair will provide a welcoming space for community members to learn, ask questions, access helpful resources, and participate in meaningful conversations about community safety.


The event will also include a Traffic Safety and Prevention workshop led by the Portland Police Bureau, along with community discussions, cultural activities, food, and family-friendly programming.


Event Details


Date: Saturday, September 12, 2026

Time: 4:30 PM – 7:00 PM

Location: IRCO10323 NE Glisan St.

Portland, OR


What to Expect


Participants can look forward to:


  • Traffic Safety and Prevention education

  • Information about traffic stops and interacting with officers

  • Youth and family safety information

  • Community conversations in small groups

  • A resource fair with local organizations and partners

  • Cultural performances

  • Youth and family activities

  • Food and refreshments

  • Opportunities to share concerns, ideas, and community priorities


Free Food Boxes


Free food boxes will be available to the first 70 registered participants.

Space is limited, so community members are encouraged to register early.

Please use the QR code on the event flyer to sign up.


Why This Event Matters


Community safety is strengthened when residents, service providers, public agencies, and community leaders have opportunities to learn from one another and build trust.

This event is designed to help community members better understand public safety systems, access useful resources, ask questions, and create stronger connections across Portland's diverse communities.


Everyone Is Welcome


Immigrant and refugee families, youth, community members, and all Portland residents are welcome to participate.


ORMMS is sharing this opportunity as a community resource and encourages families to attend, connect with local organizations, and take advantage of the educational and community resources available at the event.


Hosted by the City of Portland Office of Community & Civic Life, with community and public safety partners.



 
 
 

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