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We help groups to better organize, make inclusive and effective decisions, facilitate meetings, and problem-solve issues
We teach workshops on facilitation, community organizing, marketing, fundraising, and even how to create a workshop
We manage community projects such as Bridging Division, Vision Harvester, and the RNA video streaming project
We produce events such as Earth Day, Village Building Convergence, and Sustainable Community Convergence
Could your group or business be more organized and make better decisions?
Eco-munity can help you define success, develop responsive processes, and make effective and inclusive decisions.
With over 10 years of experience, Cyd Manro can facilitate your next meeting
or lead a workshop teaching you how to have fun and productive meetings.
You're awesome. It's time everyone else knew it, too.
Eco-munity can help you to develop a logo, website, and online presence that aligns with and communicates your values.
Eco-munity helps groups and businesses to make decisions with acumen, to facilitate fun and effective meetings, and to market themselves with savvy precision.
Eco-munity is dedicated to empowering community organization. We can facilitate your meeting, structure your group, market your business, and help you to manage projects and events.
We have helped the Richmond Neighborhood Association to develop a vision and measure success, the Division Design Initiative to make clear decisions, and CRPDX to create an effective structure.
We pioneered a way to map the assets of his neighborhood using free and open source tools. Neighbors can represent their needs and assets to one another to build a more resilient community.
We helped the Division Design Initiative with their decision-making and processes to create design guidelines, giving neighbors meaningful input on neighborhood development.
We helped neighbors to reappropriate the right of way to build community with a planter box design that has received a permit by the City of Portland, and we offer it free for use by anyone.
