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To submit a peace and/or justice-related event, email the info to [email protected]. We will not respond to submissions except to answer questions.
Want to be even more up-to-date on the awesome events being organized by peace and justice activists across Lane County? Follow CALC on Facebook and sign the "Stop Hate" pledge.
The posting of events does not imply an endorsement of the sponsoring groups or their political views, unless specifically stated.
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WE'RE CONTINUING OUR PRESSURE...
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From SAfER:
September 8th is the first meeting of the Springfield City Council after their summer recess. They'll be figuring out their next steps following the resignation of Mayor Christine Lundberg, in the wake of police violence in Thurston and protestor arrests.
We want to make sure they keep equity as a core value as they make their decisions, that they listen to the community, and hold themselves accountable to the whole community. So we are organizing a rally with the themes of Equity, Inclusion and Accountability for 5:30 pm on Tuesday the 8th. The Council will be meeting remotely, but they will know we are there, outside City Hall!
www.calclane.org/programs/springfield-alliance-for-equality-and-respect-safer
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Basic Rights Oregon
from Sunday, Sept. 13, 6pm
to Friday, Sept. 18, 1pm
Hosted Online with sessions twice daily
2020 is a year on fire. From the federal administration whose cruelty towards the LGBTQ community knows no bounds, to continuous violence particularly against Black trans women, we've seen this fight before. And that's why the fire has been lit for so many of us, as new people and communities are activated and engaged in the streets. We're seeing people reckon with the racist and transphobic systems of oppression through out our state, our country, and the world, and we know that, together, we can take on any fight.
As part of our Statewide initiative, this week-long, virtual event will be your opportunity to meet with LGBTQ and ally Oregonians from around the state, attend community-led workshops, and get the skills you need to advance your leadership in your community.
Opening Keynote Address from Ruby Corado
Closing Keynote Address from Rev. Louis Mitchell
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Online conversations on race/racism for White
folks - particularly those who are new to thinking
and talking about these issues.
These free conversations are based in respect and non-judgment, with the goal of learning together even though we may have different views and experiences. It can feel very uncomfortable for many White people to talk about race, but I try to make this as welcoming and productive as possible.
Our online conversations are done via Zoom, although you can participate by phone if you aren't able to use Zoom. Each conversation ranges from 1 to 1.5 hours, and there is a mix of whole group conversation and more intimate small group discussion using Zoom breakout rooms. The facilitator guides the conversation along with prompts, questions, support, etc.
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This is a document in Google Docs that you can download in various formats. It is a comprehensive resource list directed towards white people who are serious about affecting anti-racism. It's a beginners guide to start a journey of learning.
Download the document: http://AntiRacismForBeginners.com
The document introduction starts with:
"Diving into the world of anti-racism for the first time can be confronting. It may feel challenging to understand your place and where to begin with educating yourself. Lu  ckily, there are endless resources online to help you learn about anti-racism work, dismantle the unconscious biases that exist within yourself, and take action to create a more just society. This document is a compilation of resources and educators that have and continue to help me."
The document is currently being maintained by Dr. Tiffany Bowden.
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Reasonable Accommodations in Hospitals
Housing
Education
Stimulus Checks & SSA Benefits (updated)
Protecting Renter and Homeowner Rights During Our National Health Crisis
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Coronavirus Resources
 Coronavirus Rumor Control
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Eugene City's COVID-19 Response Donations Page
The City website now has a page for COVID-19 Resource Needs.
Businesses and individuals who can donate resources or other forms of support can visit this page. Monetary donations to offset the purchase of goods and services can also be made on this page.
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Ongoing Services
and Prevention Efforts
The HIV Alliance provides an extensive web page with their services and efforts in response to the COVID-19 pandemic:
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In response to COVID-19, the following is a list
of actions the NAACP hopes local leaders are already
working on, or begin to work on immediately. For City of Eugene and Springfield: - Place moratoriums on home evictions.
- Present emergency preparedness plan that clearly outlines how historically under served communities' needs will be addressed. Make plan available in Spanish.
- Designate resiliency hubs where vulnerable communities can collect BASIC household items that the city can provide in the midst of empty grocery stores and sold out items.
- Urge the state to implement an immediate moratorium on evictions, foreclosures and rent collections.
For EWEB, SUB and Northwest Natural Gas: - Postpone collection of all utility bills for at least two months.
- Cancel all scheduled shutoffs and shutoffs already in place.
For Medical Centers: - Ensure that the legal status of individuals being tested for COVID-19 are not requested or disclosed.
- Create PSA'S in Spanish that make it clear that legal status will not be requested during the testing of COVID-19.
- Create PSA's that make the relation of Public Charge, OHP and other programs clear in relation to COVID-19 testing.
For School Districts:Designate community partners, NGO's, and places of worship where families can pick up lunches for children during the times that they will not be in school.
For LTD:
Cancel collection of fares for the foreseeable future as economic pressures are intensifying on communities who are most dependent on public transit.
For Law Enforcement:
- In order to prioritize resources for emergency responses, law enforcement should consider immediate release of people charged with non-violent offenses awaiting trial.
- Devise a clear emergency procedure for potential outbreaks.
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During this time Centro Latino Americano keeps working with clients by phone and
video conferencing.
We support with Oregon Health Plan (OHP) and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) enrollment through the telephone and we also provide Telehealth services for mental health and drug and alcohol treatment. We continue to work hard to support our Latinx community that has been disproportionately affected by this crisis, we are raising funds to help with rent assistance. In addition, we are advocating for Latinx families to receive the support they need. We acknowledge the importance for our clients to receive reliable information regarding COVID-19 in their native language. Hence, we are translating and sharing this information on our Facebook page and through a text alert system and a 'whatsapp' alert system.
For any of the following services call (541) 687-2667
Mon-Thur 6am-12pm and 1pm-4:30pm; Fri 9am-12pm
Social Services:
Phone appointments for OHP and SNAP applications.
Rent Assistance and applications for Oregon Workers relief fund.
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Telehealth services and phone appointments.
One emotional support appointment Free, call (541)687-2667 to schedule.
Family Support Groups "Apoyo en momentos de Incertidumbre" Every Tuesday until July 14th via zoom, write an email to [email protected] to sign up.
| Alcohol and Addictions:
Telehealth and phone appointments for
addiction treatments.
| Youth Mentoring Groups:
Online services and phone support for youth
| Census Information
| Text Alert system: For Alerts in Spanish
Text CENTROINFO to: (541)240-8862
Whatsapp Alerts:
Text HOLA to:(541)606-0664
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Hate and Bias Hotline Opens
Whether it happened to you or to someone else, we can all help track hate and
bias incidents. The Non-Emergency Hotline is 1-844-924-BIAS(2427). Reports may be made online as well:
A hate and bias incident is any hostile expression that may be motivated by another person's race, color, disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or gender identity.
Hate and bias acts can be verbal, physical, or visual. This language and behavior often contributes to, or creates, an unsafe or unwelcoming environment. The act does not have to be a statutory crime.
Examples of an act of hate or bias include:
- Name calling; using a racial, ethnic or other slur to identify someone; or using degrading language.
- Creating racist or derogatory graffiti or images/drawings.
- Imitating someone with a disability, or imitating someone's cultural norm or practice.
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Rebates for Going Electric
Rebates and tax credits are available to Oregonians for:
and
Click on the links to go to posters in the Information Access section of this calendar.
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 Oregon's Native Bees
Are In Steep Decline!
Native bees, such as bumblebees and solitary bees that provide essential pollination for agricultural crops and native plants, are in trouble. Many species are at risk of extinction. As pollinator populations decline, the lower production of healthy fruits and vegetables is placing the entire natural system in peril.
What can you do?1. Do not apply neonics to your yard.
2. Grow bee-friendly flowers
3. Take a pledge to protect pollinators
4. Urge local food growers, nurseries and garden centers to support OPPA (Oregon Pollinator
Protection Alliance)
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County Health Statistics
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Noon to 1PM | 1st and 3rd Thursday each month
Hilton Garden Inn, 3285 Gateway Street, Springfield
Advance registration is not required. Payments can be made at the event.
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Fracked Gas Resistance Campaign
U.S. Senators Wyden & Merkley plan to introduce legislation to defend property owners' rights from eminent domain claims for natural gas pipelines!
Thanks to years of our communities coming together to stop Jordan Cove LNG, Senators Wyden and Merkley have joined Southern Oregon in opposing this project that would strip land from private property owners, impact the traditional territories and cultural resources of Tribal Nations, harm the local commercial fishing industry, and become the largest climate polluter in the state.
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Drawdown Campaign
We know natural gas is a fossil fuel. Progressive cities are pushing for regulations to limit or ban fossil gas and provide incentives to electrify everything. We can't avoid the worst effect of climate chaos if we don't stop burning fossil fuels, including natural gas. But like the tobacco and timber industries, new trade associations are forming and pouring money into PR wars filled with misinformation.
For the last 18 months, the City of Eugene has been considering its franchise agreement with Northwest Natural. Many community members and groups advocate taking this opportunity to stop expansion of gas infrastructure and promote the phase out over time of natural gas, especially in buildings. City Council will be taking up franchise agreement negotiations in the fall. We can't reach our Climate Recovery Ordinance goals and do our part to solve the climate crisis if we don't limit natural gas.
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September 9th: Defund, Abolish & Divest: Climate, Racial & Economic Justice
October 7th: Protecting Votes & Building Power: Climate Justice & the Election November 11th: From Recovery to Restoration: Holding Politicians Accountable & Organizing for a Just Transition
All webinars start at 5pm PST
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TAKE ACTION
in the most important election of your life
Sierra Club Independent Action is recruiting volunteers to sent texts, make calls and write letters in an unprecedented Get Out the Vote effort to support pro-environment candidates.
Learn more, volunteer, make a donation:
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12th Annual Object Afterlife Art Challenge Exhibition
Presented by MECCA (Materials Exchange Center for the Community Arts)
and OSLP (Oregon Supported Living Program)
Exhibition runs August 7 - September 11 with gallery hours every Thursday and Friday from 2-6 PM.
Lincoln Gallery, 309 W. 4th Ave. Suite 100, Eugene
A digital showcase can be found on:
"MECCA inspires our community to re-imagine unwanted materials while breaking down the financial barriers to the arts and creativity. We hope this show will inspire others to re-imagine unwanted materials and to use what's on hand rather than acquiring new materials," said Executive Director Heather Campbell.
Mija Andrade, Director of the OSLP Arts & Culture Program adds, "I also wanted to start a conversation that examines the life cycle of the objects our society produces and consider their afterlife. Our first year we had 27 artists participate. This year over 100 artists signed up. I've been thrilled to see interest and recognition of this event grow each year!"
MECCA offers free creative materials to educators, homeschool teachers, nonprofits and social justice organizations through our Teacher Resource Center in addition to affordable community workshops, an open studio, and upcycling events for all ages and abilities. www.materials-exchange.org
The OSLP Arts & Culture Program breaks down barriers to participation in the arts for people of all abilities. We model inclusion through the arts and offer creative and cultural classes, workshops, and exhibitions in our gallery and in the community as well as facilitating mentorships. www.ArtsAndCultureEugene.org
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Indigenous Film Festival
August 31 - October 5
Free Online
For the first time, Vision Maker Media will be hosting an online, five-week-long celebration of American Indian, Alaska Native and worldwide Indigenous films from August 31 - October 5, 2020.
Accompanying the films, our festival will host a collective of our most inspiring filmmakers and Native celebrities in engaging digital conversations, creating a space for both healing and learning.
NOTE: Films will be released on a weekly basis starting August 31 at 11:00 am CT and sorted into five genre categories: Women Empowerment, Historical & Environmental, Activism, LGBTQA+ and Youth. Each category of film will only be available for seven days before being replaced by the next category, so make sure you're checking in on a weekly basis for brand new Indigenous films!
Festival registration, film schedule, and general info:
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Celebrating Latinx Arts, Culture, and Heritage
in Lane County
COVID-19 inspires new programming for the sixth annual Fiesta Cultural
Fiesta Cultural is Lane County's largest celebration of Latinx arts and culture, featuring in-person and virtual programs and events happening throughout Lane County from September to December. An initiative led by Lane Arts Council, Fiesta Cultural engages the community in welcoming multicultural programs, activities, and events that highlight the rich diversity of Latinx arts, culture, and heritage in Lane County. Fiesta Cultural was created to integrate communities through the arts.
Despite challenges presented by COVID-19, Lane Arts Council, City of Eugene Cultural Services Division, and Fiesta Cultural co-leaders have pivoted to provide events and programming online, in person, and sometimes both. Many events now include live-stream components on Facebook and Zoom, and in-person experiences will require attendees to practice social distancing and wear a face mask.
Fiesta Cultural Kick-off Week September 4 - 13th
Featured Events:
+ Sunday Slow Roll featuring DJ Jill Torres
+ Live music by Ricardo Cárdenas, Piel Canela,
and more
+ Instagram artist takeovers
+ Youth arts and culture packets
+ Artist interviews
Following the week-long kick-off, Fiesta Cultural will feature dozens of virtual and in-person cultural events throughout the fall highlighting Latinx artists and celebrating the diversity of Latinx arts and culture. Events include art exhibitions, theatre, art kits, music and dance performances, classes and workshops, presentations, conversations, and cultural celebrations such as Día de los Muertos. New events will be added continuously throughout the fall. Some highlights include:
+ A new mural designed by Latinx artist Rodolfo Serna (Downtown Eugene)
+ Bilingual story time and bilingual story walk (Eugene Public Library)
+ Virtual dance lessons and dance parties (Salseros Dance Company)
+ 27th Annual Día de los Muertos Exhibit (Maude Kerns Art Center)
+ Calavera Take & Make Kits (Bring Recycling)
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Free Webinars
The CLDC presents free webinars every Thursday afternoon, 3 - 5 pm. A link for more info and online registration for each event is listed below its poster.
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Artists Grant Program
The UO Black Lives Matter Artist Grant Program will distribute $2,500 grants to 20 artists across the state of Oregon who will be asked to use their voices, experiences, and artistic expression to reflect on social justice efforts in response to systemic racism.
Interested artists should submit their applications no later than September 30, 2020.
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Ophelia's Gems - Uncut!
Thursday Oct. 1, 6:30 - 7:30pm
Virtual fundraiser event on Zoom
Join us for a spectacular night of inspiration, fun, and a lively mix of programming featuring Ophelia's Place staff, supporters, and best of all, the girls we serve.
Ticket prices are suggested - no one will be turned away from this exciting hour when you can learn more about Ophelia's Place from the comfort of your own screen.
Registration and more info at:
Ophelia's Place is a space for ALL girls ages 10-18 no matter their backgrounds or their experiences. Whether it's after school drop-in to our space, virtual drop-in during an online video chat, therapy, or our activities, it's important that girls and their parents feel confident that Ophelia's Place is a safe, appropriate, and positive space.
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Upcoming Speakers for Virtual Events
Alondra Nelson - leading scholar of science, technology, and social inequality at the Institute for Advanced Study and current President of the Social Science Research Council. Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 4 p.m. speaking on "The Social Life of DNA: Race, Reparations, and Reconciliation after the Genome"
An award-winning sociologist, Nelson has published widely-acclaimed books and articles exploring science, technology, medicine, and social inequality.
Vesla Weaver - Bloomberg Distinguished Associate Professor of Political Science and Sociology at
Johns Hopkins University.
Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 4 p.m. speaking on "The State From Below: Democracy and Citizenship in Policed Communities"
Professor Weaver's work analyzes the persistence of racial inequality, colorism, dramatic rise in prisons, and the consequences of economic polarization in the United States.
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Please be advised - it is highly likely most of these organizations have
curtailed their regular in-person meetings. Some are going to
video/tele-conferencing. If they notify us we will update these panels.
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PrEP Clinic
Thursdays 5pm-8pm
At the HIV Alliance Office: 1195A City View St, Eugene
Speak with our medical director about PrEP, get tested, and leave with a prescription for PrEP.
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Orientation every Wednesday at 5pm
Starting 2nd week of October going through march of 2020
Open meetings every Monday at 6:30pm
Starting second week of October
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>>> Monthly bike rides have been suspended through May, for now. <<<
Climate Revolutions by Bike is a grassroots movement that aims to decrease
dependence on fossil fuels by creating a fun and growing bike culture and community.
Our monthly around-town community rides are family
friendly, inclusive and free. For more information and details about rides:
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Volunteers needed to feed the hungry at our Interfaith Breakfast Program, including Christian, Sikh, Muslim, Jewish and Quaker congregations at First Christian Church, feeding over 400 people every Sunday.
You don't have to be a person of faith to join us and make a difference.
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Every Tuesday
12:00 - 1:00 pm, Federal Courthouse,
405 E. 8th Ave, Eugene
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Community Rights Lane County
Meetings
Every 3rd Monday, 6-8 p.m. (January meeting on 4th Monday) First United Methodist Church at 1376 Olive in Eugene
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Regular meetings
2nd and 4th Sundays, 6PM
609 E 13th Ave., Eugene
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Neighborhood Anarchist Collective
Monthly gatherings on hold during the coronavirus disruption.
Monthly Public Gathering -- Potluck and Meeting
Every 3rd Sunday 5-7pm
Growers Market upstairs, 454 Willamette St, Eugene
(door between Morning Glory and Black Wolf)
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Access to Advocacy meetings
Last Wednesday of each month
2:30 - 3:30 pm
LILA
20 E 13th Ave, Eugene
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Weekly Peace Vigils in Eugene
Women in Black
Mondays, 5 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Across from the old federal building
Peace Vigil
Wednesdays, 4:30 p.m. - 5 p.m.
Old federal building plaza
Peace Vigil
Saturdays, 12 p.m. - 1 p.m.
29th and Willamette
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Occupy Medical Free Clinic
Occupy Medical has moved to Springfield.Our new location is 1717 Centennial, Suites 4&7. This is in the professional plaza across from Coburg Pizza Company.
Transportation: LTD Centennial bus #13 (exit west of 18th St) or the Mohawk bus #18 (exit at Centennial)
Open for services every Sunday starting on August 12, 2018.
Intake begins at 11:45am in Suite 7. Patients should arrive before 2pm to
be assured treatment.
Hospitality provides services in Suite #4 from 12 noon until 4pm.
All services are free. Donations are welcome.
www.occupy-medical.org/
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Can you give 30 minutes a week to make a difference
in the life of a middle school student?
Eugene School District
Be a mentor - touch a life! A small investment of time, energy and caring can yield great dividends in the life of a middle school student.
Volunteers from the community are paired with middle school students who have been referred to the program. Once a week, volunteer mentors visit their student at school during lunchtime. They talk and listen, share a meal, play board games, share news about school and friends, maybe play basketball.
Click HERE for more details.
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KEPW 97.3 FM
PeaceWorks Community Radio
Community & Volunteer Potluck
First Monday of every month, 6-8 PM
Upstairs at Growers Market, 454 Willamette St., Eugene
Any weekday there are usually people at our office - suite 203 -
come by and say hi!
We carry over thirty locally-produced shows, including a variety of music and news/talk programming. We also carry a number of Pacifica shows and programming from other independent sources, and a growing Northwest Music Mix of your favorite Bay Area-to-BC music. Our livestream, program schedule, calendar of events, and much more are at our website kepw.org
KEPW 97.3FM, like its parent organization Eugene PeaceWorks, focuses on economic & social justice, ecological sustainability, and food & music - especially all of these made by people right here in Oregon's southern Willamette Valley. If you'd like to be a part of KEPW and have ideas, skills, and/or the energy to help, come to a potluck!
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Citizens Climate Lobby
Lane County chapter meetings
Monthly meetings are on the first Thursday of the month, 5:30-7pm
Upcoming Dates
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January 2nd
February 6th March 5th April 2nd May 7th
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First United Methodist Church, Library
1376 Olive St, Eugene
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Whiteaker Community Council (WCC) Meetings
Second Wednesday of the month, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
Free and open to the public.
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The Interfaith Prayer Service International
COVID-19 Update
From the IPSI website:
At our virtual board meeting this month, we decided to suspend public services and to web-stream our April 11th service, as well as our future services until further notice.
Contact IPSI through the links below for more information.
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11th of every month, 6:45 p.m. - 8 p.m.
1166 Oak in Eugene
Each month features 8-10 presenters representing a variety of spiritual backgrounds.
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Volunteer for Burrito Brigade
We are taking the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, but we also understand the pandemic has created even more food insecurity in our community. We will continue to provide food to those in need and we will take precautions to do it as safe as we can.
And we are keeping it safe with:
Asking anyone with a fever or symptoms to stay home; Mandatory masks; Smaller groups; Extra precautions with distribution; and, Creating space for social distancing.
If you are interested in volunteering you can signup to volunteer HERE, and if you have any questions please contact us HERE. Get more updates by following us on Facebook.
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Saturday
We make and distribute 300 burritos every Saturday. We are trying to limit volunteers to 15
or less people.
Food for Lane County
770 Bailey Hill Road, Eugene
9:30am - 11:30am: Wash, cut, and prep veggies,
roll and wrap the burritos
11:30am-12:30pm: Cleanup
12pm: Distribution
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Sunday
We make and distribute 500 burritos every Sunday. We are trying to limit volunteers to 15 or less people.
Location varies from week to week please contact us or visit our Facebook page for the location.
11am - 12:30pm: Burrito Prep (washing/chopping
/cooking veggies)
1pm - 2pm: Burrito Rolling
1:30pm - 2:30pm: Cleanup & Burrito Distribution
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Every Friday 3-7 p.m.
Sprout Market, 418 A St in Springfield
Have a sit-down meal and a beer from Claim 52, or buy food to go!
Huerto de la Familia is a nonprofit organization offering Latino families a place to connect to their roots and the earth by growing their own food, as well as training and peer education in organic gardening, small scale farming and small business creation. They build wide-ranging partnerships to achieve their goals of cultural identity, community integration and economic self-sufficiency in the Latino community.
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Free Monthly Urgent Care Pediatric Clinic
First Wednesday of every month, 6:30-8:30 p.m.
Centro Latino Americano at 944 W. 5th Ave. in Eugene
Occupy Medical, with the amazing support of Florencia Kantt, N.P., will be offering a free monthly urgent care pediatric clinic at the Centro Latino Americano, for children 15 years or younger. Services include non-emergent care for common childhood illnesses such as allergies, colds and flu, conjunctivitis, coughs, sore throats, fever and constipation.
More info: 541-687-2667
Clínica de Urgencias Pediátricas Mensual
¡Gratuita!
Si usted o su niño/a no tiene seguro médico y usted tiene preguntas sobre la salud de él o ella, lo invitamos a participar en nuestra clínica pediátrica mensual.
No es necesario filar una cita.
La clínica funcionará el primer miércoles de cada mes desde las 6:30-8:30 pm
( Nov. 2, Dic. 7, Ene. 4, Feb 1, etc)
Los servicios incluyen atencíon para urgencias simples y no emergentes-
resfríos/gripa, dolor de gargantua, tos, calentura, esteñimiento, conjunctivitis de ojos, y problemas de alergias para niños y niñas haste los 15 años.
¿Donde?
Centro Latino Americano
944 W. 5th Avenue, Eugene, Oregon
Teléphono: 1-541-687-2667
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Our Interfaith Sunday Breakfast Program at First Christian Church serves a free breakfast to over 300 people at 7:45 every Sunday morning.
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A free CPR smartphone app called PulsePoint is now available for the Eugene Springfield Fire service area.
The PulsePoint app alerts subscribers who have indicated they are CPR-trained to a sudden cardiac arrest event. The alert is triggered by the 9-1-1 dispatch center at the same time that our firefighter paramedics are dispatched. The app uses advanced GPS technology to notify subscribers within a quarter mile of a cardiac arrest event. "CPR trained" can be defined as knowing how to administer Hands-Only CPR (no rescue breaths).
The app also directs subscribers to the location of the closest public access automated external defibrillator (AED). The app is only activated for cardiac arrest events in public places (not a private home).
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City of Eugene
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The City of Eugene offers a suite of housing resources available to community members. Some of these programs are available whether or not you live in an affordable housing unit.
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Community Safety In Eugene
Over the past 5 years, Eugene's population has grown and so have our public safety needs. While many creative programs have been applied to this problem to maximize resources and meet community needs, the growing demand continues to outpace capacity causing critical gaps in community safety and services.
"Our community safety system is stressed," said City Manager Jon Ruiz. "Adding a separate, dedicated revenue source will enable us to respond to more calls in less time, and have the capacity to deter crime, hold chronic offenders accountable and help those who are willing to find a better path." Learn more about Community Safety in Eugene.
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Hate and Bias Report
The annual Hate and Bias Report is now available for 2018. This report is compiled by the Office of Human Rights and Neighborhood Involvement, which is responsible for collecting statistical information on both criminal and non-criminal hate and bias activity and providing victim support and community response to hate and bias activity in Eugene.
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Hate & Bias Prevention
and Response Toolkit and Training
The City of Eugene is committed to working to make Eugene a welcoming and safe community for everyone. To achieve this, we must create an environment in which hatred and bigotry are not acceptable as they directly undermine the Eugene we all want to live in. Everyone has a stake in creating a community where every person feels welcome, valued and respected. Hate and bias have major impacts on victims, families, and communities at large.
The Human Rights and Neighborhood Involvement (HRNI) office has created a tool to help address hate/bias by learning to recognize the impact on our community and how to respond to incidents.
If you believe you are witness to or subject to a hate/bias incident, please call or report it to HRNI at 541-682-5177; if you believe you are a witness to, or a victim of, a hate crime please call 911 or 541-682-5111 if non-emergency.
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The Eugene Toxics Right-to-Know Program was created and is governed by Section 54 of the Eugene City Charter. It requires that businesses meeting certain criteria report their hazardous substance use to the City, that the City make that information public, and that hazardous substance users pay fees as necessary to operate the program.
For more information on the Eugene Toxics Right-to-Know Program, contact Program Manager Jo Eppli at 541-682-7118.
Program reports can be accessed at
www.eugene-or.gov/1927/Eugene-Toxics-Right-to-Know-Program-Repo
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Community and Donor Engagement Coordinator
Pay: Full time, non-exempt at $19.00/hour. Health insurance added after 60-days;
other benefits added after 90-day mutual trial period completed.
Expiration date: until filled
Send to the Contact the job application, a cover letter and resume.
Associate Director of Development
Status: full time, exempt Pay: $40,000-$50,000 DOE Expiration date: Dec 13th, 2019 or later Contact Info: Angela Phinney, [email protected]
Campaign/Events Coordinator
Status: full time, non-exempt
Pay: $14 DOE
Expiration date: Dec 13th, 2019 or later
Associate Activist Attorney
We will accept applications until the position is filled.
Legal Assistant
We will accept applications until the position is filled.
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Addiction & Mental Health Services
Job openings for mental health and medical practitioners
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EVDP hosts a listing of jobs available
in the non-profit sector:
Look for Job Postings under the Document Folder menu.
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