This week in PPS: Rob Ingram
September 28, 2009 12:01 am
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Rob Ingram: “I’m one of those guys who believes that actors and musicians and athletes are a little over-paid, and our teachers and social workers are way under-paid.” (photo by Steve Rawley)
This week in PPS, we begin a new series I’m calling “Difference Makers,” interviews with people making a difference in the lives of youth. This week, I talked with Rob Ingram, director of the City of Portland’s Office of Youth Violence Prevention. We had a broad ranging talk touching on the Million Father March, Black Men Working, the success of students involved with SEI, the PPS high school redesign, and the over-representation of black men in Oregon’s criminal justice system. I caught up with Rob at his office in Northeast Portland.
Links
- Office of Youth Violence Prevention
- Portland Family Magazine
- Million Father March on What’s Happening PDX (I erroneously referred to this Web site as “Happening in PDX” in the podcast)
- Black Star Project
Steve Rawley published PPS Equity from 2008 to 2010, when he moved his family out of the district.
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