[p2p-research] LETS/Community Way in Portland, Oregon, USA.

[Michel Bauwens]

Dear Collin,

Thanks for contacting me, though I'm not sure if we can help.

I can't directly recall any people I know that live in this area, but that
may be because I do not pay attention to the locality.

Here's a few things we can try out:

- you publish an appeal, perhaps explaining a little more what you want to
achieve through these contacts, at our p2p community at Ning, at
http://p2pfoundation.ning.com/

- you do the same via facebook, and I can share and distribute it to all our
US friends

- I can only publish something on our money pages in the wiki,

Here already I copied our research and internal mailing list, and we'll see
what comes out of it,

Michel

On Thu, Jan 29, 2009 at 9:04 AM, Cascadia Commons
<cascadia.info at gmail.com>wrote:

> Dear Michel Bauwens,
>
> My name is Collin Ferguson, and I am working with a group here in Portland,
> Oregon to initiate a community currency via the Community Way model designed
> by Michael Linton.  Michael and I speak often and we're getting close to
> launching our efforts.  We're looking at early- to mid-summer.  In Portland,
> I am working to write a Vision Into Action grant to fund a feasibility study
> that would analyze the economic impact of Community Way on the Portland
> economy.
>
> I am reaching out to you because I recently listened to your Blogtalk Radio
> interview with Michael, and I would like to know more about what you're
> working on, and who you might know in Portland or the Pacific Northwest that
> is actively advancing the efforts of the P2P Foundation.  I garnered from
> the interview that there is a lot of overlapping between P2P and Open Money,
> and I would like to open my social network to the P2P community.
>
> --
> Kloshe nanitch (be well and safe on your journey),
>
> Cascadia Commons
> Collin S. Ferguson, Founder
> 708 NE 127th Ave.
> Portland, OR 97230
> 503-701-8750
> http://www.cascadiacommons.org
>



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