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Gloria Brown Memorial Scholarship

Gloria Brown was a woman who lived her life without boundaries, becoming the first African American woman forest supervisor at the US...

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March 6 Community Meeting: From Academia to Your Backyard

Please join us on Monday, March 6th from 6:30-8:30pm. Dr. Melissa Haeffner, Environmental Professor at PSU, will speak about issues of...

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"My Heart Belong Where the Trees Are" Oregon Humanities piece by Bruce Poinsette

Stories are critical for understanding. Understanding is critical for growth. With stories, understanding and growth we can combat racism...

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Executive Director Search

Respond to Racism is hiring an executive director! The ED will work with the President and Board to establishes strategic goals,...

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December 5 Community Meeting and Bystander Intervention webinar

On December 5 we'll start at 6pm with a special announcement from Respond to Racism Lake Oswegon founder Willie Poinsette. Community...

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Get Out the Vote Activities

It's been a while since we've gathered outside to wave signs and shout encouragement but now is the time to do so!!! Help us encourage...

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Clackamas Diverse Educators Pathway Scholarship

Clackamas Diverse Educator Pathway is a program that helps racially, culturally and linguistically diverse classified staff become...

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Video: September Community Meeting

On Tuesday, September 6 we participated in an engaging presentation about banned and challenged books and the freedom to read. Watch video

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Video: Ethnic Studies Saves Lives: A Call to Action!

Video Recording of July, 2022 Community Meeting Ethnic Studies emerged as a unique activist discipline in the nation’s college and...

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Respond To Racism Oral Histories: Part I

The RtR Oral Histories project documents the stories of residents of color who have lived in LO for 20 plus years and made places for...

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