If we want to change the culture of racism in LO, we need to attack it at all levels. That includes applying pressure to local government to make sure they prioritize funding, resources, and space for anti-racism work. The LO City Council is accepting public comment for their 2020 goals until Jan. 10. You can help contribute to making sure anti-racism stays on their radar by submitting comments that highlight these needs. If you're looking for an example of what that might lo

One of the most common requests we receive from Respond to Racism attendees is the desire for more opportunities to participate in anti-racism training. With that in mind, we'd like to inform you about an upcoming opportunity right here in Lake Oswego. Learning to Undo Racism: A Workshop of Discovery & Understanding is a three session series that will be running on Saturdays from Apr. 6 through Apr. 20. Featuring presenters Kathleen Perkins and Barbara O'Hare, the workshop se