Pillars of Pride Q & A: Marty Davis of Portland
Name: Marty Davis Title: Portland Icon/PNW Storyteller Location: Portland, OR What focus do you have when working with the community? Story telling:
Name: Marty Davis Title: Portland Icon/PNW Storyteller Location: Portland, OR What focus do you have when working with the community? Story telling:
Name: Joan-E Title: Queen Mother 1 of Canada; Emcee for VanCity Pride Location: Vancouver, BC What focus do you have
Name: Egan Orion Title: Executive Director of Seattle Pridefest Location: Seattle, WA What focus do you have when working with
Name: Nicole Altamirano Title: Executive Director of Silicon Valley Pride Location: San Jose, CA What focus do you have when
Name: Donald Williamson Title: Executive Director of Boise Pride Location: Boise, ID. What focus do you have when working with
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