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Melissa Lang

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Seth Perler

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Peter Gray

David Johnson

Shira Gill

Taylor Davis

OwlTail

Today I’m here with my friend Melissa Lang Lytle talking about sleep. Melissa is a co-sleeping, radical mama of 3 and my bestie.We go over common sleep baggage (including pressure to CIO) and intentional arrangements, environment, and routines that support better sleep that fosters both connection and independence.   Get the full show notes here: www.sageparenting.com/podcast12   Support the Sage Family Podcast here: www.patreon.com/sagefamily

Today I’m here with my friend Melissa Lang Lytle talking about sleep. Melissa is a co-sleeping, radical mama of 3 and my bestie.We go over common sleep baggage (including pressure to CIO) and intentional arrangements, environment, and routines that support better sleep that fosters both connection and independence. Get the full show notes here: <a href="http://www.sageparenting.com/podcast12" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.sageparenting.com/podcast12</a> Support the Sage Family Podcast here: <a href="http://www.patreon.com/sagefamily" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.patreon.com/sagefamily</a>

12: Sleep with Melissa Lang Lytle

Melissa Lang, the current Oregon Women’s History Consortium fellow, discusses her thesis work on women’s organization and activism for civil rights in Portland, Oregon. She conducted her research using the Verdell Burdine &amp; Otto G. Rutherford Collection and illustrates for us how in addition to health services and educational funds, letter writing served as an important community building activity for African American women’s clubs. The Burdine &amp; Rutherford collection is housed at Portland State University and it documents one hundred years of African American community life and culture in Oregon from the 1880s-1980s.Melissa Lang is completing her master’s degree in history at Portland State University. She’s also the current Secretary of the Portland NAACP’s Executive Committee and the Programs Coordinator for the local non-profit Know Your City, where she coordinates events that utilize art and local history to engage and empower communities within Portland.More information about this episode: http://www.kpsu.org/beyondfootnotes/melissa-lang/

Melissa Lang, the current Oregon Women’s History Consortium fellow, discusses her thesis work on women’s organization and activism for civil rights in Portland, Oregon. She conducted her research using the Verdell Burdine &amp; Otto G. Rutherford Collection and illustrates for us how in addition to health services and educational funds, letter writing served as an important community building activity for African American women’s clubs. The Burdine &amp; Rutherford collection is housed at Portland State University and it documents one hundred years of African American community life and culture in Oregon from the 1880s-1980s. Melissa Lang is completing her master’s degree in history at Portland State University. She’s also the current Secretary of the Portland NAACP’s Executive Committee and the Programs Coordinator for the local non-profit Know Your City, where she coordinates events that utilize art and local history to engage and empower communities within Portland. More information about this episode: <a href="http://www.kpsu.org/beyondfootnotes/melissa-lang/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.kpsu.org/beyondfootnotes/melissa-lang/</a>

Melissa Lang | African American Women's Clubs in Portland