Submissions for the 2023 Summer Issue of the Cascadia Spoke are open!
We're Hiring! Community Organizer / Program Manager
2023 State of Cascadia survey is here!
Grab a Cascadia Shirt or Hoodie! Just in time for the Holidays
2022 Cascadia NW: Equinox in Pictures
With COVID, this was our first festival since 2019, and brought hundreds of folks out to Sedro-Woolley for a weekend of arts, music and fun. The entire purpose was to reconnect, gather and rekindle energy for hosting a full scale 2023 CascadiaNW festival. This year was also made possible with generous support of Arts WA, the Washington Chamber of Commerce and WA Festival Association.
Cascadia Day is coming up May 18th! Easy ways to celebrate
Cascadia DOB Salish Sea Ecosystem Conference Presentation
The Cascadia Department of Bioregion was excited to present with the People’s Voice on Climate as a part of a 90 minute presentation, panel and question & answer session on April 26th, 2022. The Panel Session: Climate Assemblies: Lessons learned and results from around the world and Washington state was part of the opening sessions, which brought more than 2500 policy leaders, advocates, academics and scientists from around the Salish Sea for a week of discussions geared around better stewarding our ecoregion and bioregion.
Welcome Santiago Quiroga, our new Cascadia Underground Editor.
Welcome Jad Baaklini, our new Social Media & Communications manager.
Want to get involved? Join our next organizers orientation Tuesday, March 2nd at 6pm
Interested in being a part of Cascadia and the Cascadia movement? Join a Cascadia Department of Bioregion organizers meeting where we discuss the basics, talk about how people want to be involved, and then plug people in. No committment needed. Hop on, check it out. Ask questions. See if it’s a good fit.
Announcing Cascadia ZOOM Organizing Calls
Cascadia represents bioregionalism at California Unity Conference
Launching our New Cascadia Co-Creators Network
How to Vote Cascadia
It's time for a Cascadia Political Movement.
Introducing the Department of Bioregion: By Trevor Owen
Using A Social Justice Lens to Examine Our Work in the Department of Bioregion
The purpose of this lens is to provide a framework to guide what we do as Diplomats within the Department of Bioregion. Whether the work is posting a blog, creating a project, or leading a round table discussion, it is vital that we are examining that work with a social justice lens. It provides a common language to communicate about our work and ensures we are moving beyond short-term, immediate reaction to long term, thoughtful changes.
New Cascadia Membership Designs Are Here!
We love Cascadia, believe in bioregionalism as a philosophy to save our region and planet, and are tired of the craziness and insanity that has become commonplace in our world today. We want to be able to directly impact the issues that we care about, and so those living on this planet can have a real life and livelihood better than our own, rather than worse.
Our New Diplomat Departments Forming for 2020
As we enter into 2020, our Cascadian Diplomats are organizing themselves into six different core departments they have deemed to be the highest priority for building the Cascadia movement, the independence of the Cascadia Bioregion, building a network of bioregional movements around the world, and improve the well being and liveability of our bioregion.
