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Crap Hound #6: Death, Telephones & Scissors! by Chloe Eudaly
Everybody's favorite picture book for discussion & activity! Crap Hound 6: Death, Telephones & Scissors reprint is ready to go!
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100% funded $13,110 pledged
- 272 backers
- Funded Apr 04, 2012
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Know Your City: Portland's Social History App by dill pickle club
Know Your City will be a free phone app and Website providing a tour of downtown Portland's cultural heritage.
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BUOY a film by Steve Doughton by Steve Doughton
BUOY is a feature film by Steve Doughton, featuring Tina Holmes and Matthew Del Negro as siblings reconnecting over a phone call.
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113% funded $5,652 pledged
- 24 backers
- Funded Aug 28, 2011
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Hey Ladies! The Short Film by Andrew Saunderson
Hey Ladies! is a short film about growing up, moving on, looking back, and brunch.
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100% funded $5,545 pledged
- 55 backers
- Funded Aug 06, 2011
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Reading Frenzy Print Series: Aaron Renier & Nikki McClure! by Chloe Eudaly
Celebrate reading, Reading Frenzy, and some of some of our favorite artists by pledging to our project and purchasing our prints!
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106% funded $4,245 pledged
- 111 backers
- Funded May 16, 2011
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Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry by Alison Klayman
AI WEIWEI: NEVER SORRY is the first feature-length documentary about China's (in)famous artist and activist, Ai Weiwei.
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260% funded $52,175 pledged
- 793 backers
- Funded May 28, 2011
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The IPRC's Media Action Project by Independent Publishing Resource Center
M.A.P. will help 1000+ teens creatively confront bullying and poor body image by learning media literacy and making zines!
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109% funded $5,465 pledged
- 96 backers
- Funded May 01, 2011
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Georgie's Big Break by Andy Mingo
Based on a story by Monica Drake, Georgie’s Big Break is about a single mother trying to reconnect with the literary world.
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102% funded $2,565 pledged
- 68 backers
- Funded Jan 31, 2011
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Oregon History Comics by dill pickle club
Think history is boring? Think again! Help print 10 comix about Oregon history, as told by Portland Mercury reporter Sarah Mirk & 10 local artists!
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104% funded $2,601 pledged
- 60 backers
- Funded May 31, 2010
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Jason Renaud
Portland, OR
Jason Renaud is social justice activist, producer of 'Alien Boy: the Death and Life of James Chasse,' and co-founder of the Mental Health Association of Portland.
