i'm not from Cascadia, just a passerby who's interested in learning and watching the movement play out
Cascadia is fascinating to me because the movement involves the borders of two countries (US and Canada) and this is where one of my biggest curiosities lay, from what i can tell, most of ya'll want to be independent/want more unified autonomy, but what system of government would Cascadia operate in? Oregon and Washington (California and Idaho too technically) operate federally while British Columbia is parliamentary? which system would be most efficient in representing the people of Cascadia?

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Hey folks, I’m trying to find a way to be more materially active in helping the local community. (For example, I’m an atheist who volunteers at church food banks just because I want to see people fed and they have the infrastructure).

Are there any Cascadia associated charities I can donate to or help out with? Many thanks!

Cascadia: Kaàskadia

Cascadian: Kaàskai

the: à

a: y

he: sé (ʃe)

she: zé (se)

Washington: Vastenverián

Oregon: Oregón

Canada: Káanada

New: nií

British Columbia: Taànskratskérian

Alaska: Alaàska

California: Kalifuúrniu

Example (ENG): I do not live in Cascadia

Example (KSD): Meé i nu Kaàskadén ari terrì banë

Hey, ive been wanting to get the Douglas Flag, but ive been lookong for one that was made locally in cascadia. Would anyone know where id be able to find that? Im an oregonian, so itd be helpful to know one nearby, though its always a pleasure to go up to washington.

This isn't a dig or anything, it's genuine curiosity. I mean, from what I've read it kinda makes sense, but I suppose yall know more.

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Hello!

My name’s Rachel. I’m based in WA and have been interested in intentional communities for several years. My partner and I started a discord server for people in the PNW to network with others for the purpose of forming intentional communities or co-housing groups and I'm curious if anyone here would be interested in this.

I’ve talked to so many local people who are interested in starting communities for a variety of reasons, but it is incredibly challenging to actually organize and get things off the ground. A big factor is finding people who want the same things, have the same timeline, and the resources and capabilities to make it happen. We’re calling our server Tiny Village Network, and its purpose is to make this part of community-building easier.

TVN is not a community itself, but more of a space for people in this bioregion to connect with others who share their ideals and needs. We just launched a questionnaire to help us build a directory. Everything is still a work in progress, so we are open to ideas and suggestions!

Do we have an Instagram / Discord server / WeChat group to coordinate?

I posted this as a comment, but i think it deserves it own post. I'm willing to take Washington out first. (I'm in Piyallup) What say you?