Opportunities, Events & Updates

Events of 2020 continue to have a massive impact on people, places, systems and our community overall. Organizations and individuals are har

The PPNA staff and board extend our gratitude for your participation, and to everyone who ran for the PPNA Board of Directors this year.  We

The Minneapolis City Council adopted a comprehensive Community Engagement process to begin a yearlong community re-imagination of Public Saf

HOURCAR is bringing a new network of charging hubs in the Twin Cities, including chargers for public use. This network will be accompanied b

We welcome you to join one of our monthly Advocacy Update meetings (held via zoom). To see the next meeting date and register, visit...

Today, Friday, September 18th, marks the start of early and absentee voting for the 2020 General Election. Check out this quick guide about

In a city where 46% of all renters are cost burdened (spending more than 1/3 of their income on rent), we know how important it is to...

UPDATE l Powderhorn Sanctuary, Community Safety, & Equitable Development

This notice pertains to the Project for Pride in Living proposed a 42-unit supportive housing development at 3020 16th Avenue S. The buildin

PPNA is seeking wide-scale community input on community safety, policing, equitable development, and housing justice. This input will info

PPNA organized a series of Town Halls and conducted a survey to gather community input on the George Floyd Memorial from June 27th to July 8

The East side of the Powderhorn Sanctuary was cleared out on Monday, July 20th. Most residents moved prior to the 20th with assistance from

Governor Walz declared a Peacetime Emergency through August 12, 2020. Most evictions in Minnesota are on pause during this emergency. After

Election Day is just around the corner! Check out this round-up of important information pertaining to voting this year and some changes th

In the coming weeks, months, and years, we need your help, will, and commitment to support and fully fund solutions that significantly reduc

To ensure that sanctuary communities can be safe and sustainable, Powderhorn East and West Camps are working to shrink and limit volunteer s

The City Council has proposed an amendment to the City Charter to be referred to voters in November. If approved by voters, that amendment w

Do better. PPNA is fully aware that you have heard from numerous Powderhorn constituents about the intra-governmental response needed to pro

Weekly Update on the Powderhorn Sanctuary