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Four sample pages across the kinds of events we're built for — a design summit, a nonprofit forum, an educators' association meeting, and an academic symposium.

Conference / design summit

Northwind Design Summit

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Two days · One craft · A thousand ideas

Northwind Design Summit

Sep 17 – Sep 18, 2026 The Redd on Salmon Street

A two-day gathering for product designers, design engineers, and creative directors building the next wave of digital products. Talks, workshops, and the best espresso in Portland.

Schedule

Thursday, September 17

9:00 AM9:45 AM

Opening keynote: Taste at scale

Main stageAuditorium

How the best teams keep their work feeling handmade as they grow.

M
Maya Okafor
10:15 AM11:30 AM

Design engineering in practice

WorkshopStudio A

A live walkthrough of shipping a feature end-to-end, design through deploy.

H
Hiro Tanaka
12:00 PM1:30 PM

Lunch & demo tables

BreakAtrium
2:00 PM2:45 PM

The print mind in a pixel world

Main stageAuditorium

Lessons from editorial design that the web keeps forgetting.

P
Priya Anand

Friday, September 18

9:30 AM10:30 AM

Why interfaces feel the way they do

Main stageAuditorium

A long-form essay, performed.

L
Lars Bergstrom
11:00 AM12:30 PM

Building a design system in a weekend

WorkshopStudio B

Hands-on session — bring a laptop.

M
Maya Okafor
3:00 PM4:00 PM

Closing panel: What we owe our users

Main stageAuditorium

Four practitioners on craft, ethics, and the next decade.

Speakers

M

Maya Okafor

Principal Designer, Linear

Leads design systems and motion at Linear. Previously at Figma.

H

Hiro Tanaka

Design Engineer, Vercel

Builds tools at the seam of code and craft.

P

Priya Anand

Creative Director, Field Notes

Twenty years turning print sensibility into pixel rigor.

L

Lars Bergstrom

Independent Researcher

Writes about taste, tools, and why interfaces feel the way they do.

Sponsors

gold

Linear
Vercel

silver

Field Notes
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Nonprofit conference

Riverside Nonprofit Leadership Forum

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A one-day gathering for nonprofit leaders in the Midwest

Riverside Nonprofit Leadership Forum

Oct 8, 2026 Riverside Community Center

Executive directors, program managers, and board members come together for practical talks on fundraising, storytelling, and organizational resilience.

Schedule

Thursday, October 8

8:30 AM9:00 AM

Welcome & morning coffee

CommunityAtrium
9:00 AM9:45 AM

Opening keynote: Fundraising in a tight economy

Main stageHall A

How small nonprofits are diversifying revenue without a bigger dev team.

R
Renee Alvarado
10:00 AM11:15 AM

Storytelling that moves donors

WorkshopRoom 2

Building a narrative arc for annual appeals and impact reports.

M
Marcus Whitfield
12:00 PM1:15 PM

Lunch & board matchmaking

CommunityAtrium
1:30 PM2:30 PM

Governance for growing organizations

Main stageHall A

When to add board committees, how to onboard well, and what your bylaws forgot.

D
Dr. Ellen Park
3:00 PM4:00 PM

Closing conversation & action commitments

Main stageHall A

Small-group discussions on what to take home Monday morning.

Speakers

R

Renee Alvarado

Executive Director, Common Threads Foundation

Twenty years leading community-based nonprofits across the Great Lakes region.

M

Marcus Whitfield

Communications Director, Field & Forum

Helps mission-driven organizations sound like themselves in writing.

D

Dr. Ellen Park

Governance Consultant

Advises boards on structure, transitions, and healthy conflict.

Sponsors

gold

Great Lakes Community Fund

silver

Meridian Accounting for Nonprofits
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Association meetup

Cascade Regional Educators Association Annual Meeting

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Two days · Curriculum, leadership, community

Cascade Regional Educators Association Annual Meeting

Nov 5 – Nov 6, 2026 Cascade Convention Center

The CREA annual meeting brings together K–12 and community-college educators across the Pacific Northwest for peer-led sessions and working groups.

Schedule

Thursday, November 5

8:00 AM9:00 AM

Registration & breakfast

CommunityFoyer
9:00 AM10:00 AM

Keynote: What we teach when we teach

Main stageGrand Ballroom

A framing address on the year ahead for regional educators.

D
Dr. Anita Solis
10:30 AM12:00 PM

Curriculum working session: math pathways

CurriculumSalon B

Cross-district conversation on aligning middle-school math to community-college readiness.

J
Jordan Lee
12:15 PM1:30 PM

Leadership lunch: first-year principals

LeadershipSalon C
2:00 PM3:30 PM

Community track: family engagement that works

CommunitySalon A

Field-tested approaches from three regional districts.

P
Priya Ramaswami

Friday, November 6

9:00 AM10:00 AM

Day two opening: policy roundup

LeadershipGrand Ballroom

State-level education policy changes and what to expect this year.

D
Dr. Anita Solis
2:00 PM3:30 PM

Closing member business meeting

Main stageGrand Ballroom

Elections, bylaws vote, and next-year planning.

Speakers

D

Dr. Anita Solis

Superintendent, Cascade Unified School District

Career educator with 25 years across teaching, principalship, and district leadership.

J

Jordan Lee

Math Curriculum Coordinator

Leads regional math alignment work between K–12 and community colleges.

P

Priya Ramaswami

Family Engagement Director

Builds bridges between districts and the families they serve.

Sponsors

gold

Pacific Educators Credit Union

silver

Northwest Curriculum Cooperative
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Academic symposium

Pacific Northwest Symposium on Applied Ethics

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One day of papers, panels, and public conversation

Pacific Northwest Symposium on Applied Ethics

Apr 24, 2026 Rainier Hall, University Auditorium

A regional gathering of philosophers, practitioners, and graduate students working at the seam of ethical theory and public life.

Schedule

Friday, April 24

8:30 AM9:00 AM

Registration & coffee

BreakFoyer
9:00 AM9:20 AM

Opening remarks

PlenaryRainier Hall

Framing the day's papers and the symposium's tenth-year retrospective.

P
Prof. Iris Chen
9:30 AM11:00 AM

Paper session I: Ethics of prediction

PapersRainier Hall

Three papers on predictive systems in public administration, followed by discussant remarks.

D
Dr. Samuel Okonkwo
11:15 AM12:30 PM

Roundtable: Teaching applied ethics

PanelRainier Hall

Faculty from four institutions on syllabus design and student engagement.

P
Prof. Iris Chen
12:30 PM1:45 PM

Lunch (provided)

BreakFaculty Club
2:00 PM3:30 PM

Paper session II: Consent, capacity, care

PapersRainier Hall

Papers from clinical ethics and disability studies.

D
Dr. Hana Miyamoto
4:00 PM5:15 PM

Keynote & public lecture

PlenaryRainier Hall

Free and open to the public.

P
Prof. David Reinholt

Speakers

P

Prof. Iris Chen

Chair, Department of Philosophy

Works on political epistemology and institutional trust.

D

Dr. Samuel Okonkwo

Associate Professor

Research on algorithmic decision-making in public agencies.

D

Dr. Hana Miyamoto

Clinical Ethicist

Bridges bioethics scholarship and hospital consultation practice.

P

Prof. David Reinholt

Visiting Scholar

Author of three books on moral responsibility and public life.

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