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By Helen Silvis of The Skanner News
Published: 05 February 2013

Jeff Selby, whose work experience includes jobs at Walt Disney Imagineering, Kuni BMW-Cadillac-Saab,  and as a U.S. Army broadcaster, has been hired as Communications Program Coordinator for The Office of Equity and Human Rights and Portland Human Rights Commission. The Phoenix University graduate comes to the position from the City of Lake Oswego, where he was an information coordinator, responsible for outreach, communications, and running public meetings. He also has his own marketing and public relations business and has provided marketing and small business assistance to entrepreneurs through Clackamas Community College Small Business Development Center.

"We are excited to have Jeff on board," said Dante James, director of the Office of Equity. "I believe his combination of branding and communication skills will help the Equity and Human Rights team establish processes that will help City employees and Portlanders to better understand the mission of our office and associated commissions."

Selby will be responsible for coordinating internal and external communications for the office and helping guide and facilitate the Commission and its subcommittees.

Selby has a 20-year commitment to the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL), the nation's oldest Asian American civil rights advocacy group.  

Portland's Office of Equity and Human Rights provides education and technical support to City staff and elected officials, leading to recognition and removal of systemic barriers to fair and just distribution of resources, access, and opportunity; starting with issues of race and disability.

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