Jules Bailey's guest appearances

Jules Bailey

Interviews and documentaries about Nonprofit Organizations in Portland Oregon

Willamette Week Podcast

Sarah Iannarone

Mac Prichard

Bernie Madoff

Luke Burbank

Michael Anderson

Joe Kurmaskie

Michael Powell

Kim Malek

Earl Blumenauer

Casey Martin

Suzette Smith

Ron Wyden

Mark Frohnmayer

Brian Weaver

Kate Brown

OwlTail

Nigel Jaquiss

City Hall wants to impose a carbon tax. This tax was drafted in a weird way and has a lot of unintended consequences. Reporter Nigel Jaquiss comes on the Dive Podcast to help us better understand this policy, who it affects, and what will happen if it's passed. Jules Bailey - a long time environmental advocate in Portland - talks about some of the problems with the bill and the change we really need for our city. All that and more, in 20 minutes.

City Hall wants to impose a carbon tax. This tax was drafted in a weird way and has a lot of unintended consequences. Reporter Nigel Jaquiss comes on the Dive Podcast to help us better understand this policy, who it affects, and what will happen if it's passed. Jules Bailey - a long time environmental advocate in Portland - talks about some of the problems with the bill and the change we really need for our city. All that and more, in 20 minutes.

Episode 5: "The 2021 Carbon Tax" (Nigel Jaquiss and Jules Bailey)

The ballots have been distributed and now it's time to cast your vote for who you think will best lead the city of Portland into the future.  Over the past two months, in both our studio and live shows, the Nonprofit Hour has been joined by numerous candidates for Portland City Hall offices to discuss what they think makes our city unique, the problems we face as the city grows and their plans for solving these issues including collaboration with the nonprofit community.  To help inform your choices for city council and give insight into their thoughts we have created this playlist with the extracted interviews of each of the candidates who have come on our show to date:  Jules Bailey, Stuart Emmons, Chloe Eudaly, Amanda Fritz, Sarah Iannarone, David Schor and Fred Stewart. (Full playlist at https://soundcloud.com/the-non-profit-hour/sets/2016-primary-portland-city-hall )

The ballots have been distributed and now it's time to cast your vote for who you think will best lead the city of Portland into the future. Over the past two months, in both our studio and live shows, the Nonprofit Hour has been joined by numerous candidates for Portland City Hall offices to discuss what they think makes our city unique, the problems we face as the city grows and their plans for solving these issues including collaboration with the nonprofit community. To help inform your choices for city council and give insight into their thoughts we have created this playlist with the extracted interviews of each of the candidates who have come on our show to date: Jules Bailey, Stuart Emmons, Chloe Eudaly, Amanda Fritz, Sarah Iannarone, David Schor and Fred Stewart. (Full playlist at <a href="https://soundcloud.com/the-non-profit-hour/sets/2016-primary-portland-city-hall" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/the-non-profit-hour/sets/2016-primary-portland-city-hall</a> )

Jules Bailey, candidate Portland Mayor

On today's The Non-Profit Hour,  we're taking a look at collaboration. Whether it's working with like-minded organizations, government bureaus, or neighborhood and community groups, nearly all non-profits learn that forming partnerships is tremendously valuable toward attaining their organizational goals.To start, hear Julie Falk speak with Glen Montgomery and Felicita Monteblanco of Vision Action Network. VAN was formed in 2002 as a private non-profit agency to be a catalyst, incubator, and facilitator for resulting collaborative efforts to improve life for people throughout Washington County. Montgomery and Monteblanco join us today to discuss VAN's past, present, and future and explain the vital importance of fostering collaborations and maintaining a holistic view in addressing the needs of the diverse Washington County communities.In the next half of The Non-Profit Hour, we have another segment in our ongoing series of interviews of candidates who are running for office in our Government of Portland, looking at the ways in which government and non-profits must collaborate to achieve positive outcomes for all residents. Phil Busse talks with Multnomah County Commissioner and Portland Mayoral candidate Jules Bailey.  Bailey shares his perspective on what critical areas require attention most as well as his positive outlook for the future of Portland.  Keep tuning in to The Non-Profit Hour over the coming weeks to hear from more candidates and what they would do standing at the helm of the city.​

On today's The Non-Profit Hour, we're taking a look at collaboration. Whether it's working with like-minded organizations, government bureaus, or neighborhood and community groups, nearly all non-profits learn that forming partnerships is tremendously valuable toward attaining their organizational goals. To start, hear Julie Falk speak with Glen Montgomery and Felicita Monteblanco of Vision Action Network. VAN was formed in 2002 as a private non-profit agency to be a catalyst, incubator, and facilitator for resulting collaborative efforts to improve life for people throughout Washington County. Montgomery and Monteblanco join us today to discuss VAN's past, present, and future and explain the vital importance of fostering collaborations and maintaining a holistic view in addressing the needs of the diverse Washington County communities. In the next half of The Non-Profit Hour, we have another segment in our ongoing series of interviews of candidates who are running for office in our Government of Portland, looking at the ways in which government and non-profits must collaborate to achieve positive outcomes for all residents. Phil Busse talks with Multnomah County Commissioner and Portland Mayoral candidate Jules Bailey. Bailey shares his perspective on what critical areas require attention most as well as his positive outlook for the future of Portland. Keep tuning in to The Non-Profit Hour over the coming weeks to hear from more candidates and what they would do standing at the helm of the city.​

NPH S4E08:  Vision Action Network of Washington Co and Jules Bailey, Portland Mayoral candidate