Colleen Carroll

Dynamic community organizer, campaign strategist, and communications expert with a proven track record at Portland State University and V-Day. Specializes in evidence-based organizing and conflict mediation, adept at crafting impactful narratives and mobilizing communities. Successfully managed global campaigns and facilitated transformative workshops, demonstrating exceptional leadership and collaborative skills.

Book Chapters:

"Eviction Court Watch: Monitoring the Evictors" in Dispatches from the Threshold: Tenant Power in Times of Crisis 

(Forthcoming in 2025 from Fernwood Publishing)

"Peace Through Education or a Private Tension: Finding Peace in Iraq" in Joint Field Research on New Approaches to Peacebuilding in the Kurdistan Region; 2013

PSU-AAUP; member

Winona Grange; member

Portland State University Faculty & Staff for Justice in Palestine; member

Working Families Party of Oregon; member

Sherwood Community Garden; member

Dalai Lama Fellows (2012)

International fellowship supported by the 14th Dalai Lama fostering ethical and post-heroic leadership and focusing on poverty alleviation, diminishing violence and promoting peace, protecting the environment, and working across differences. (2012)