@RStaven profile picture
Rebecca Stavenjord @RStaven

(she/her) Working mama, community builder, wonky bookworm, funny haha not peculiar. Candidate for Milwaukie City Council, Nov 2022.

Joined February 2009
  • Tweets 370
  • Following 1,149
  • Followers 262
45 Photos and videos
I hope tonight was wonderful for Glen Suchanek, Milwaukie’s first Behavioral Health Specialist and Deputy Director of LoveOne, a Clackamas County nonprofit that works with our unsheltered neighbors. Way to represent Team Milwaukie in Washington D.C. tonight, Glen!
Archive: Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer
@RepLCD
8 Mar 2024
About to head into the Capitol for the #SOTU -- appreciate my guest Glen for being here and sharing his story!
0:36
1
161
*refreshing ClackCo elections page*
1
My grandfather was 22 years old when he was drafted into World War II. He was a medic for the Navy in the Pacific theater and gratefully returned home shortly after the bombings in Pearl Harbor. I can’t imagine what it must have been like to experience such trauma and then
1
3
more replies
stress that military service comes with, the systemic support that has to be in place for people when they end that service, and the resources we need to make available for housing, mental health, and stabilization.
1
I wish I had been able to talk with my grandfather about what he experienced when he was in the Navy and Marines. I may never know the extent of what he went through but I know that his love and dedication for our family and country was something that he held at his core.
1
Election Day is here! Whether you’re voting today or already voted - thank you for making your voice heard and supporting amazing candidates and initiatives all the way down the ballot.
1
8
We may not have final results tonight but we can definitely celebrate all the hard work and dedication to connect with communities all across the country. Thank you to everyone who has pitched in to make change!
1
I think I'm ready for Halloween. This year is truly haunting! #milwaukie #orpol #vote #nov8 #votebecca
2
My middle schooler wears a sweatshirt to school that has “Thoughts and prayers” scratched out and underneath that it says “Policy and change”. They’ve been wearing that sweatshirt since their second grade protest against gun violence and every single time…
1
4
more replies
chance to grow up safely and without the trauma of going back to school the day after another school shooting. Without the trauma of thinking which of their favorite teachers would throw themselves in front of a bullet to save their classroom.
1
It’s long past time for thoughts and prayers, it’s time for policy and change.
Thank you @UOAction for your support! Ballots are here and every vote counts, thank you for the endorsement. 💕
This tweet is unavailable
1
1
3
Thank you @TSTActionFund for the support and your endorsement!
The Street Trust Action Fund@TSTActionFund
22 Oct 2022
Replying to @TSTActionFund
We're excited to see two bold, transportation-forward women running for local office in Milwaukie this November. 🔹Kathy Hyzy for Mayor: kathyformilwaukie.com/ 🔹@RStaven rsformilwaukie.com/
We're excited to see two bold, transportation-forward women running for local office in Milwaukie this November. In particular, we've watched mayoral candidate Kathy Hyzy outspoken at important regional tables including JPACT and the new RTAC (regional tolling), working to balance regional investment priorities to address long-standing deficits in multimodal transportation, and centering equity, climate, and safety projects. She is committed to addressing multimodal-focused solutions for her city's failing intersections, building out its active transportation network, and planning for the tremendous growth that’s coming to Milwaukie in coming years without increasing drive alone trips. Milwaukie has been a proving ground for transportation champions in recent years, including outgoing Mayor Mark Gamba and State Rep. Karin Power. We're looking forward to what Kathy Hyzy and Rebecca Stevenjord will accomplish if elected.

ALT We're excited to see two bold, transportation-forward women running for local office in Milwaukie this November. In particular, we've watched mayoral candidate Kathy Hyzy outspoken at important regional tables including JPACT and the new RTAC (regional tolling), working to balance regional investment priorities to address long-standing deficits in multimodal transportation, and centering equity, climate, and safety projects. She is committed to addressing multimodal-focused solutions for her city's failing intersections, building out its active transportation network, and planning for the tremendous growth that’s coming to Milwaukie in coming years without increasing drive alone trips. Milwaukie has been a proving ground for transportation champions in recent years, including outgoing Mayor Mark Gamba and State Rep. Karin Power. We're looking forward to what Kathy Hyzy and Rebecca Stevenjord will accomplish if elected.

1
5
Thank you @ClackamasDems for your support and endorsement!
Clackamas Democrats@ClackamasDems
13 Oct 2022
The Democratic Party of Clackamas County is proud to endorse Rebecca Stavenjord @RStaven for election to the office of City Council in Milwaukie! RSforMilwaukie.com
1
4
To date, 14 states, more than 130 cities, and growing numbers of school districts celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day in place of or in addition to Columbus Day. Indigenous People's Day is still not a federal holiday.
1
4
more replies
Here are some things you can do today, and honestly all year: Listen - seek out indigenous voices, advocates, creators Learn - start at native-land.ca/ and find out more about where you now call home

1
2
Amplify - lift up messages of indigenous people and movements Aid - help where you can, contribute what you're able
2
Load more