Do you support establishing a space in Wilsonville to meet the immediate need for shelter with people experiencing homelessness? Read about what the candidates had to say!
Read moreElection 2020: Responses on Transportation
Do you support continued and furthered investments in SMART to grow this service and enhance regional connections? Read about what the candidates had to say!
Read moreElection 2020: Responses on Universal Broadband
How would you address the need to secure affordable broadband as an option in every home, especially for our historically marginalized and disadvantaged communities?
After reading this, read about their responses on transportation, homeownership, homelessness, and police oversight.
Read moreElection 2020: Responses on Police Oversight
After reading this, read about their responses on transportation, homeownership, homelessness, and universal broadband.
Read moreElection 2020: Candidate Questionnaire
Acting from our values of intentional dialogue, the WAIC team developed, discussed, debated, and approved the candidate questionnaire for Wilsonville’s Mayoral and City Council Candidates. The questions were provided to all candidates on September 30th. We requested a response return date of October 9 so that we can post on this website during the week of October 12th. WAIC will not be making any endorsements.
Read moreWAIC en español
Thanks to Uma Eichlet, Assistant Director at Heart of the City, we now have our first materials translated into Spanish! Thank you to Jake Schwein for the connection.
Read moreOn June 19th, Celebrate Juneteenth in Wilsonville
Join us by celebrating Juneteenth in Wilsonville!
Read moreWAIC Statement on Equitable Housing Strategic Plan
Please join us in communicating your support to the Wilsonville City Council, as they consider action on an Equitable Housing Strategic Plan at their June 15th meeting.
Read moreCOVID-19 & Inclusion
Inclusion in Wilsonville is all about individuals feeling welcomed, respected, valued and involved. Therefore, we oppose any comments that blame COVID-19 on a specific culture or race. We are united in fighting a disease that affects us all.
We recognize that COVID-19’s greatest impact will be upon those in Wilsonville’s equity gaps. Those who rely on hourly wage jobs, working parents who have to search for additional childcare, students who rely on food security from schools, and fixed-income seniors who may feel isolated during this time.
WAIC’s response to this equity need is to pursue relationships to increase access to resources and opportunities to achieve a just outcome.
Read moreWAIC in the News
Wilsonville Spokesman reporter Corey Buchanan sat down with Chelsea King Martin, Dana Ramsey, and Garet Prior to talk about their interest in forming the Wilsonville Alliance for Inclusive Community.
Read about it here!