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CALC: Reimagining National Security
CALC hiring: Unión de Activistas Youth Program Organizer
-- Funding appeal for the Unión de Activistas program
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Colours of Us: LGBTQ books for children and teens
EUG Pride: Call for Pride Festival Sponsors
BRO: Take action to resist the Anti-Trans Movement
Eugene Library: Library of Things
Eugene: Mayor's Art Show + CFEC Parking Reform
City Club Eug: Sarah Medary, City Manager
350EUG: Banner Drop over I-5 for Forest Protection
CCSLC: Igniting Compassion, Kinship & Inclusion
City-Eugene: Multi-cultural needs survey - deadline 6/30
Eugene Library: Summer book sale
Immigrant Learning Center: Conference on immigrant and refugee students
Long Tom Watershed Council: Oak Habitat Restoration Tour
Comunidad y Herencia Cultural: Noche Cultural 2023
Community and Cultural Heritage: Cultural Night 2023
350EUG: Staying Cool and Healthy workshop
Taller para mantenerse fresco y saludable - en Español
Applegate Folk Festival Benefit Concert
Asian American Council: Asian Celebration
Black Cultural Festival
350EUG: Upcoming Take-Action events
> Take action on HB 3409 New
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UO: Surplus Furniture for non-profits and public
TransPonder: Ongoing resources and events
ESSN: Oregon Rebate initiative
NAACP: Academic / Health / Food support programs
Oregon CURE: Support Group for family/friends of incarcerated
NAACP: Talk Circle for Community Connecting; also available for business/organizations/etc.
Bystander/Upstander Training - Hosting Opportunity
2022/3 Federal & State credits and rebates for installing solar systems
EUG Rec: LGBTQ+ Youth Group
EVDP: Local Job Postings in the Non-Profit Sector New posting
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Only 38% of the discretionary 2023 federal budget goes to addressing human needs and the climate crisis; 62% goes to militarism (source, NPP, The Warfare State).
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A project of CALC
This project seeks to define how militarism, racism and climate crisis are interconnected.
The project will document how national security is not rooted in militarism but rather
in the meeting of human needs such as health, education, good jobs,
good infrastructure and a livable climate.
www.calclane.org mmm www.facebook.com/CommunityAllianceofLaneCounty
info@calclane.org mmm (541) 485-1755
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CALC is Hiring:
Unión de Activistas | Youth Program Organizer
Are you a dynamic person who wants to advance social justice on a daily basis?
Are you passionate about supporting Latinx Youth?
Or do you know someone who fits this description?
The Unión de Activistas Youth Program Organizer might be the position for you.
The full job description can be found at the CALC website -
www.calclane.org/calc-is-hiring-union-de-activistas-youth-program-organizer/
Main Responsibilities: include building connections with Latinx students and families in Lane County, leadership development, facilitating skill-building workshops, and being an advocate for students in schools by helping them achieve their educational goals and job readiness.
Benefits: Health and dental insurance, generous PTO and paid holidays.
Qualifications: Bilingual in English and Spanish, experience working with youth/young students, aligns with CALC's mission, driver's license and access to reliable transportation.
Apply: Send an email with your resume, cover letter and 3 references to jobs@calclane.org.
Position open until filled. We will begin the application review process in April. We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace. Please send accommodations requests to jobs@calclane.org.
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Support Youth Leaders
¡Apoya Unión de Activistas (UdA)!
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"Those four years taught me about the strength of our communities and the power our voices hold. Unión de Activistas was a safe haven for me."
-- Anahí, UdA graduate
As Anahí’s statement above reflects, Unión de Activistas provides a safe haven for students. Regenerating social connections and backing youth is more important than ever.
Given the increased requests we have been receiving to support students and families, we know this is not enough. A donor has backed UdA with an amazing $10,000 gift! Your generous contribution would allow us to build on this support and expand the hours of the UdA position. Additional staff hours would include professional development and time to coordinate the Radio Juventud Youth Radio Project.
Please use our donation page [www.nfggive.org/donation/93-0691194] to help fund UdA.
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June is Pride Month
– a time when LGBTQIA+ communities all over the world celebrate
love, identity and solidarity!
Browse our freshly updated list of multicultural LGBTQIA books for children & teenagers,
featuring a wide range of diverse characters!
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Five Actions Oregonians Can Take
to Resist the Anti-Trans Movement
You are probably all-too aware of the assault on LGBTQ2SIA+ rights happening in statehouses across the country right now.
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The ACLU is tracking 430 anti-trans and anti-queer bills this year—and the vast majority of them specifically target transgender folks’ ability to get the healthcare we need, exist safely in public spaces, or feel affirmed at school.
Fortunately, the seven anti-LGBTQ2SIA+ bills introduced in the Oregon State Legislature do not have a chance of passing this session, thanks to our pro-equality majorities in Salem. In fact, Oregon lawmakers have the chance to instead expand access to gender-affirming care this session.
Here’s how you can support that effort, as well as how you can support trans folks living across the country:
1. Urge your legislators to support Oregon House Bill 2002!
2. Donate to Basic Rights Oregon and the Equality Federation.
3. Send a supportive message to trans youth in the South.
4. Work to support the trans people in your life and community.
5. Remember to vote in your local school board races this May!
Please go to www.basicrights.org/news/fiveactions for more details on these actions.
“Trans lives are beautiful and valid. This should not be a political issue—but unfortunately, it is.”
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Library of Things
Your Eugene Public Library card provides opportunities to check out a wide variety of tools, toys, and other items for learning, creativity and fun.
From cameras to sewing machines to robotics kits, our Library of Things offers ways to explore new interests, to learn new skills or to borrow instead of buying.
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Categories include Arts and Crafts, Baking and Cooking, Board Games, Musical Instruments, Outdoor Games, Science and Technology. Browse the online catalog to place hold requests for pickup. Or visit any library location -- Downtown, Bethel or Sheldon -- to find items available for same-day checkout.
Read more about it at: www.eugene-or.gov/4720/Library-of-Things
For more information, visit or contact Eugene Public Library:
www.eugene-or.gov/library or 541-682-5450.
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Mayor's Art Show - Call for Artists
The Mayor’s Art Show is returning for 2023, and local artists who live or work within Eugene or have previously presented in town can now submit their work for entry into the exhibit.
The Mayor’s Art Show is part of a larger celebration of contemporary visual art, artists and the city’s public spaces. The show recognizes the accomplishments of artists who are committed to enriching their communities by cultivating diversity and equity through visual arts. New for this year, the event is moving to the fall season. The exhibit will be presented both online and in person at a gallery space in the Downtown Library and run from Oct. 6-29.
Artists may submit 2D, 3D and digital works between now and July 12. A panel of local artists and art professionals will review all submissions. Applicants will be notified of their acceptance status by the end of July. During the exhibition, awards will be granted based on consideration of the following criteria: conceptual strength, artistry, innovation, craftsmanship and use of materials. Award categories include Mayor’s Choice, Juror’s Choice, Curator’s Choice and People’s Choice.
For more information or to submit work, visit:
www.eugene-or.gov/5095/Mayors-Art-Show-Call-to-Artists
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Climate Friendly and Equitable Communities (CFEC) [ www.eugene-or.gov/5022/Climate-Friendly-Rules ] is a new set of state requirements to advance climate action, housing production, and transportation goals. The first implementation project is rethinking how, or even if, the City will require off-street vehicle parking for new development. Sign up to receive updates on https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/su/qeBzMbl/CFECGeneral
CFEC Parking Reform goes to the Eugene Planning Commission in June! The Commission will participate in a work session, hold a public hearing, and make a recommendation to City Council. Mark your calendars to watch and participate:
Tuesday, June 27 at 5:30 PM: Planning Commission Public Hearing & Deliberations
More details on providing public testimony will be available in the meeting agenda packet
[ www.eugene-or.gov/835/Planning-Commission-Meetings ]. To provide written testimony or ask questions, please email CFECParking@eugene-or.gov.
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Weekly Public Forums
In-person and/or live-stream formats as indicated
The events are recorded then made available on City Club's Facebook
and Youtube pages (links below), and they are broadcast
the following Mondays at 7:00 pm on KLCC 89.7 FM.
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Eugene’s City Manager, Sarah Medary
Friday June 23, m noon to 1:15
Event Type: Live/Livestream
Members and Non-Members may attend our forums for free
Live: Maple Room at Inn at 5th Ave
Market District, 205 E 6th Ave, Eugene
Enter the Maple Room at Inn at the 5th near the north stairs to 5th Ave.
An optional lunch will be available from Provisions; please, no outside food.
To ask a question from the live forum:
https://cityclubofeugene.org/sign-up-to-participate
Livestream: https://youtube.com/live/LaGPuHdIVS8?feature=share
To ask a question from the livestream: info@cityclubofeugene.org
Event web page:
www.cityclubofeugene.org/forum/eugenes-city-manager-sarah-medary/
When working to balance a $1.5 billion dollar budget and facing a $15 million shortfall without any rescue dollars available, how can a leader balance both the funds and the needs of the people impacted by them?
Eugene’s City Manager, Sarah Medary, will addresses these questions and how her values impact her leadership. City Manager Medary will talk about her efforts to acknowledge and support the interconnectivity of workforce and community well-being. She’ll share lessons learned and explore her ideas for supporting a more thriving future for all.
Speaker:
Sarah Medary, City Manager
Read the event page (link above) for more details on this presentation.
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June 30: Holiday Weekend; No Program
July 7: Protecting Children From Online Perpetrators
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Banner Drop over I-5 for Forest Protection!
Monday, June 26th - 10 to 11:00 am
Join us, along with lots of our Pacific Northwest Forest Climate allies up and down the I-5 corridor, to tell President Biden we want permanent and durable protections for our mature and old growth forests!
Meet at 9:45 at the Kaiser Permanente-Chase Gardens Medical Office parking lot (SE corner) at the intersection of S Garden Way and MLK Blvd. It’s a short walk uphill to the overpass. Everything is provided. Just show up.
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Multi-cultural needs assessment Survey
The City of Eugene is seeking input from both community members and event producers to help inform the City’s Office of Equity & Community Engagement (OECE) on multicultural needs. We invite you and your colleagues to take the survey. We also hope you will share the survey with your networks.
The deadline for responses is June 30th
Please visit and share the survey website on Engage Eugene ASAP:
https://engage.eugene-or.gov/mcc2023-needs-assessment
>> en Español <<
If you have any questions, suggestions, or requests, please contact Melissa Cariño, the City’s Multicultural Liaison at mcarino@eugene-or.gov or 541.682.5619.
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We are having a summer book sale
Saturday July 8 from 10am to 4pm
Downtown library (10th & Olive)
in the Bascom/Tykeson room
There will be lots of fiction, mysteries and children’s books,
along with novelties including puzzles, travel books, games, crafts, collectibles and magazines.
All items are $1.00.
www.eugene-or.gov/4422/Eugene-Public-Library MM www.facebook.com/EugLibrary
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Learn how to get the best from your
immigrant and refugee students
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Teachers! Registration is now open for the 2023 Immigrant Student Success:
Strategies and Tools for K-12 and Adult Educators free virtual conference.
More information and registration here (registration required):
www.ilctr.org/promoting-immigrants-2/immigrant-student-success-conference-2023
Hosted by The Immigrant Learning Center’s Public Education Institute, this year’s conference takes place on July 11 and 12, 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM ET (8 AM to 11 AM PT). As always, we’re bringing you experts from across the country to tackle the big issues facing immigrant and refugee students of all ages as well as how to integrate immigration into the classroom so that all students benefit.
This year, you will learn about:
- Creating classrooms that draw on immigrants’ skills
- Increasing your critical consciousness
- Choosing and using children’s literature featuring under- and mis-represented communities
- How to recognize and address immigrant/refugee trauma
- And much more!
Certificates of completion are available by request. This virtual conference is for K-12 and adult educators, administrators, counselors, volunteers and librarians. Thanks to the Nellie Mae Education Foundation for supporting this conference.
www.ilctr.org MMM www.facebook.com/ImmigrantLearningCenter
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FREE – Registration required by Wednesday July 5
While the tour is FREE, due to the arrangements necessary for a tour of this size, we are requesting that you register on the form online at:
www.longtom.org/upcoming-project-tour-oak-habitat-restoration-thursday-july-13th-2023-from-6-830-p-m
Join us on July 13, for a summer evening tour of an extensive restoration project that encompasses four landowner's properties. These neighbors are cooperatively working to restore a total of over 300 acres of Oak Habitat in Southwest Eugene. This evening walk is in two parts, one about 1.5 miles and the other about 1 mile. You can participate in both parts or only one of your choice.
The tour will include both graveled roadway and walking in grass/turf. Sturdy shoes or boots are recommended. Be aware that Poison Oak is prevalent in this area, so if you have an allergy be prepared to take precautions. Parking will be available in a large pasture. We will be providing snack/food bars and will have water in a beverage cooler (please bring a water bottle to fill). There will be portable toilets in the parking area. The site is in the area where the hills begin rising from the valley floor at the southern tip of the Willamette Valley.
The tour location is approximately 8 miles west of downtown Eugene off Crow Road, exact location & directions will be provided in your registration confirmation.
www.longtom.org
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Noche Cultural 2023
Sábado 15 de julio de 2023 – 4:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Actividades para niños: brincolines, toro mecánico, fútbol,
caritas pintadas, talleres de baile, talleres de arte y más.
4:00 PM 10:00 PM Puestos de comida y bebidas a la venta.
Boletos e información en www.nocheculturalesp.com
English> Tickets and Information at www.nochecultural.com
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Just Transition Workshop
Thank you for your interest in the Staying Cool and Healthy workshop! This workshop is for Renters, BIPOC, and low-income community members in Eugene.
Monday July 24th, 5:30 - 7pm
Hilyard Community Center, 2580 Hilyard St., Eugene
Eugene summers are getting hotter and the increasing issue of wildfires and wildfire smoke are a growing concern. At the same time, we are learning that indoor air pollution from gas appliances - particularly gas stoves - brings health risks even when you are at home. The NAACP, Beyond Toxics, and Fossil Free Eugene are teaming up to help provide information and tools you can use to stay cool and healthy this summer.
More information and registration: bit.ly/3WPrmeb
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¡Gracias por su interés en el taller Mantenerse Fresco y Saludable! Este taller es para inquilinos, BIPOC y miembros de la comunidad de bajos ingresos en Eugene.
Lunes 24 de julio, 5:30 - 7:00 PM
Centro Comunitario Hilyard, 2580 Hilyard St., Eugene
Los veranos de Eugene son cada vez más calurosos y el problema creciente de los incendios forestales y el humo de los incendios forestales es una preocupación creciente. Al mismo tiempo, estamos aprendiendo que la contaminación del aire interior de los aparatos a gas, en particular las estufas a gas, conlleva riesgos para la salud incluso cuando está en casa. NAACP, Beyond Toxics y Fossil Free Eugene se están uniendo para ayudar a proporcionar información y herramientas que puede usar para mantenerse fresco y saludable este verano.
Más información e inscripciones: bit.ly/3WPrmeb
www.350eugene.org MM www.facebook.com/350EUG
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Applegate Folk Festival Benefit Concert
Benefit concert for the
Long Tom Watershed Council and Applegate Regional Theater
Friday July 28th, Doors open at 6:00 PM, concert at 7:00 PM
Applegate Regional Theater, 87230 Central Road, Eugene (far west Eugene)
Tickets are a suggested donation of $20 (12 and under free).
Advance tickets highly recommended. Purchase online at the ART-Inc website:
www.art-inc.org/event-details/applegate-folk-festival-july-28-29
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Join us for an evening of Celtic Harps, rare instruments, and wondrous stories!
Musicians Lisa Lynne and Aryeh Frankfurter will present a memorable summer evening. The audience will enjoy traditional instrumental music from Sweden and Ireland as well as heart-warming original compositions. They will present an enchanting blend of music and tales from their adventures as modern-day troubadours.
Read more about the concert and musicians: www.longtom.org/benefitconcert2023/
There will be refreshments available for purchase at the event.
www.longtom.org mmm www.art-inc.org
The Long Tom Watershed lies within the traditional homelands of the Tribes and Bands of the Kalapuyan peoples. Following treaties in the 1850s, the Kalapuya people were dispossessed of and forcibly removed from their Indigenous homeland by the United States government. Today, many descendants are citizens of the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community and the Confederated Tribes of the Siletz Indians. We acknowledge that we are on occupied lands, and express our respect for Kalapuya and all Tribal Nations of Oregon, and the important contributions they continue to make to their communities, including to the stewardship of this watershed.
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38th annual festival in the Year of the Rabbit! The year 2023 is predicted to
be a year of Hope as the Rabbit symbolizes peace and prosperity.
The Asian Celebration & Obon and Taiko Festival features a full day of performances, music, martial arts, a thriving marketplace, Asian-themed food trucks, youth activities, crafts, and heritage exhibits at the spacious riverfront Alton Baker Park.
If you would like to be a part of this incredible cultural event, please Get Involved [https://asiancelebration.org/get-involved] and be one of the many volunteers that help make this event truly special in our community.
Together, let’s build community!
Read the story about the “Rabbit on the Moon” - https://AsianCelebration.org/the-rabbit-on-the-moon
https://AsianCouncil.org
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Join us in celebration of
Black PRIDE
Black JOY
Black EXCELLENCE
Saturday August 19, 1:00pm - 6:00pm
Alton Baker Park, 100 Day Island Road, Eugene
Ticket sales forthcoming
The Black Cultural Festival is an opportunity for people of Afro descent, our families, and close friends to join together in celebration of our vibrant culture and community. It is an event created for us by us, and supported by organizations, companies, and people like you – who want to aid in unifying and uplifting our local Black community.
There will be food for your soul (and stomach), entertainment, and black businesses, artists, and artisans to discover. This event will be a safe space for all that attend and will be accessible to those with disabilities. We encourage you to bring your love and positive energy!
* Call for Sponsors and Vendors *
If you are interested in financially supporting this event, donating products or services
please see our Sponsorship Page.
If you are a black business, artist or organization and you wish to have a booth or table
at this event to showcase your product or services visit our Vendors Page.
You will find these pages on our website - www.BlackCulturalFestival.com
Mission statement:
To cultivate a healthy and connected Black community in Eugene and beyond by creating welcoming spaces that attract Black people, while also centering and celebrating our culture.
www.facebook.com/blackculturalfestival
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Actions for Earth and Climate
www.350eugene.org MM www.facebook.com/350EUG
State Legislation
The senate republicans who walked out and delayed legislative action have finally returned to work. The two bills that we have been most interested in supporting are now in theory able to move forward. The House passed HB 3630 with strong bipartisan support. This bill supports the development of clean energy in Oregon. The most important bill HB 3409, was due to have a floor vote yesterday, June 20th. This bill was created to incorporate the many single bills below in an effort to get them all passed as a package before the legislature must adjourn on June 25th. As of this writing, there is no update on this bill package. You can go to Oregon Legislative Information System website and put in HB 3409 for updates [https://olis.oregonlegislature.gov/liz/].
That means that NOW is the time to ramp up our advocacy efforts in support of HB 3409. Please use this toolkit* to amplify support for this priority package through social media posts, action alerts, and direct legislator outreach.
*toolkit:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jwSU7wMXfShW2tWKfP4q8Jd09cFEqBiEjBvJZLipZak/edit
NOTE: You can download the toolkit document from the File menu on the menu bar, upper left corner of your screen.
TOP PRIORITY Bills included in HB 3409:
- Resilient, Efficient Buildings Package (SB 868, 869, 870, 871)
- Community Resilience Hubs (HB 2990)
- Natural Climate Solutions (SB 530)
- Climate Action Modernization (SB 522)
- Community Green Infrastructure Act AKA TREES Act (HB 3016)
- Climate Protection Program Fee Bill (HB 3196)
- Medium and Heavy-Duty EV Incentives (HB 2714)
- Renewable Energy Siting (HB 3181)
- Harmful Algal Blooms (HB 2647)
- Woody Biomass for Low-Carbon Fuels (HB 3590)
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Surplus Furniture
Donated to Non-Profits MM Discounted Sales to Public
UO Surplus Furniture is available to non-profits:
UO Surplus would like to support non-profits through donation of UO office furniture for reuse. Common items include office desks, executive desks, chairs, file cabinets, minifridges, microwaves, and more.
See the inventory:
https://creatorapp.zohopublic.com/uosurplus/uo-surplus-property/page-perma/Public_Inventory_Page/YxuOfmeYXXkRsKTzt6zd9D00YbS25sNWymgFfj6d8tAv5BfAzrsDmADbNGJURS2zkur79CHP2DrvYYZ1ye5SDYjFsp6xQv4ZtvnY
If your non-profit needs some office equipment, contact us at uosurplus@uoregon.edu or 541-999-4173 to set up a time to visit our warehouse and have a look. For free donation UO Surplus will require a copy of your non-profit status letter and some simple paperwork.
UO Surplus Furniture is holding public sales to encourage reuse:
All items are heavily discounted in an effort to prevent waste, most items are $1-5 and there are weekly sales on desks and file cabinets.
Sales are weekly, every Thursday from 12:30-2:30 at 2020 Franklin Blvd. (near 15th & Orchard). Please feel free to check out our website [ https://cpfm.uoregon.edu/uo-surplus-furniture-public ] for more details, or call/text 541-999-4173 or email: uosurplus@uoregon.edu
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The Academic Support Community (Tutoring Program) needs tutors, mentors and sponsors!!!
The NAACP is proud to support culturally-competent tutoring & training (online & on-site).
Please join us in our support of BIPOC students!
Classes (tutoring sessions) starting soon!!
Contact Education Coordinator - Lawrence Hunter
Email: LawrenceH@NAACPLaneCounty.org
Phone: 541-484-1119
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Health Programs
In partnership with HIV Alliance the NAACP is now offering community health outreach:
- Online health tutorials (culturally-competent)
- Health Referrals (mental health referrals in coordination with NAMI)
- Health Profession Workforce Development (Mentors, Training)
- Health testing and supplies (Covid kits, etc)
Contact Health Coordinator Jocelyn Wensel; Phone 541-972-3974
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Food Pantry
Daniel continues to do heroic work packaging and providing food (prepared grocery items) to individuals and families!!
If you would like to make a donation, or if you know of someone in need of food, clothing or health referral please contact us.
Contact Food Pantry Coordinator - Daniel Shockley; Phone 541-736-6851
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https://naacplanecounty.org MM www.facebook.com/NAACP1119
Mims House 330 High St, Eugene MM info@naacplanecounty.org (541) 484-1119
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Eugene-area Support Group for
FAMILY & FRIENDS of the INCARCERATED
The 1st Thursday of the month 6:30 - 8:30 P.M.
Please call to confirm location.
541-344-7612 (Dave)
541-521-2231 (Don)
Contact Oregon CURE: www.OregonCure.org
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Community Talk Circle
"Meet & Greet"
Location: 330 High Street, Eugene (Mims' Historic House)
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Bystander/Upstander Training
- Hosting Opportunity -
If you know of an organization (church, non profit, social action) that might be
interested in hosting a Bystander/Upstander Intervention Zoom workshop,
we are available to provide these trainings.
In brief, the workshops train participants to be ready to respond if they observe someone being bullied or harassed. If you know of an organization that might like to host a training, contact Judy Boles, judy.boles@comcast.net, 541-285-0242.
Here's the text from the promotional flyer:
Bystander/Upstander Intervention Zoom Workshop
PUSH BACK AGAINST HATE!
Learn and practice how to intervene when someone is being harassed in a hateful way-without escalating the situation. These workshops include lecture, video, demonstration, and breakout room scenarios. Experienced teachers lead this training where you will learn and practice several ways to effectively support a person who is being bullied. Some of the skills you will learn about and practice include:
- Being an active witness
- How to engage with and support the targeted person
- Ways to distract the harasser
- How to involve others who can help
- De-escalating the situation
- The necessity of and strategies for “after-care”
- Broader involvement in work for social justice
Sponsored by:
MM Sanctuary Committee of Temple Beth Israel
MM Springfield/Eugene chapter of SURJ (Showing up for Racial Justice)
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Federal Solar Tax Credits
For installing a new residential solar system
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The federal Investment Tax Credit (ITC), has been extended and increased. Now, for 2022 through 2032, owners can deduct 30% of the cost of a new residential solar system from their taxes. It will decrease to 26% for systems installed in 2033 and to 22% for systems installed in 2034.
For more information visit The U.S. Dept. of Energy at:
www.energy.gov/eere/solar/homeowners-guide-federal-tax-credit-solar-photovoltaics
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Oregon Solar Rebates
For installing a new solar system or solar storage system
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The Oregon Department of Energy re-launched a cash rebate for Oregon homeowners who install solar electric system and/or a solar storage system.
mmm• Rebates for residential solar electrical systems -- up to $5,000
mmm• Rebates for residential solar storage systems -- up to $2,500
For more information visit Oregon Dept of Energy at:
www.oregon.gov/energy/Incentives/Pages/Solar-Storage-Rebate-Program.aspx
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Weekly drop-in support, conversation,
and connection for ages 13-18 on Fridays, 4pm-6pm at Amazon Community Center, 2700 Hilyard. Free.
For more information, visit
www.instagram.com/lgbtq_youth_group_eugene
or call Amazon Community Center: 541-682-5373.
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Local Job Postings
in the Non-Profit Sector
The EVDP carries a listing of job opening in the local non-profit business sector.
Here's the navigation to view the postings:
- Click the EVDP link below
- On the home page, left panel, click Resource Center
- On the Resource Center page, in the Document Folder column, click Job Postings
https://evdp.clubexpress.com/
NEW POSTING
June 22, 2023 - VP of Culture, Strategy & Operations - United Way
Status: Full time, exempt
Pay: $85,636 – $116,454 annually, plus a generous benefits package
Expiration date: Initial virtual interviews are slated to begin: Thursday, July 13th
Position description:
View - https://unitedwaylane.applicantpool.com/jobs/986066.html
Download - https://evdp.clubexpress.com/docs.ashx?id=1181112
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