The Formation Lab
Allison Carvalho is a consultant at The Formation Lab, engaged with various clients including the City of Gresham and the Portland Water Bureau since May 2023. Prior experience includes serving as a Public Affairs Specialist and Project Coordinator in the Oregon Broadband Office, where coordination of community engagement to address the digital divide was a key focus. Allison has also held leadership roles in Chicago, as Chief of Staff and Community Development Director for Alderman La Spata, and was involved in campaign efforts as Deputy Campaign Manager for Neighbors for Daniel La Spata. Additional roles encompass a range of internships and fellowships in community development, research, and advocacy, notably with the Work First Foundation and Logan Square Neighborhood Association. Educational background includes a Bachelor's degree in Geography: Urban Planning from DePaul University, complemented by ongoing contributions to community and educational services.
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The Formation Lab
The Formation Lab integrates social equity into the planning, design and management of public infrastructure. We are dedicated to a more equitable future – delivering support programs for disadvantaged businesses, working with organizations to become more inclusive, and integrating equity considerations into infrastructure planning. At The Formation Lab we donate 10% of labor hours to community organizations, provide office space and advocacy for minority-owned businesses, and commit to carbon neutral business operations. The Formation Lab is WBE, DBE, and ESB certified in the State of Oregon.