Portland
Josh Trujillo of Starbucks ‘Upstanders’ brings ethical brand storytelling to SOJC Portland
Updated on April 11, 2017
Story by Andra Brichacek
In the overarching story of what it take to make a difference in the world — whether that means helping the little guy, saving the planet or tackling huge issues like homelessness — corporations are often cast as the villain. Some big companies have been trying to flip that script, however, by leveraging their considerable resources to do good and to reach people with inspiring stories that make a real, positive impact.
Multimedia Journalism Master's students get crash course in 360 video
Story by Richard Percy
Video by Richard Percy and Schaeffer Bonner
Featured Student Work: “The Kenton Lead Blob*” documentary
SOJC Portland sponsoring NPR's live interview with "Moneyball" author Michael Lewis

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Strategic Communication Master’s program convenes top professionals in Portland
Story, photos and video by Schaeffer Bonner
What happens when you gather the world’s leading strategic communication experts around one table? They talk. And UO students are listening.
Communications professionals from leading organizations across the Pacific Northwest, including Microsoft, Intel, Columbia Sportswear and The Port of Portland, came together on Oct. 14 at the SOJC’s George S. Turnbull Portland Center.
Featured Student Work: Gandhi Must Fall
Story Arc Workshop: Revealing the beauty in the darkness
Story and photos by Christian Hartwell. Video by Christian Hartwell, Jing Wong, David Zupan and Nick Schuening.
“I felt numb. I didn't really know what to feel. I didn't even cry until I got on the bus the next day, and that’s when it all hit me,” Talilo Marfil said. He was talking about his son’s death.