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Weekly Community Calendar
May 16, 2024
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Black junior enlisted airmen are 86% more likely to face punishment or court martial than white airmen. This is just one of a “growing body of work…about racial disparities across the military.”
Source: Black Junior Enlisted Likelier to Face Punishment Than White Airmen, From the Air Force Times 4-16-24.
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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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Introducing the 2023-2024
Another World is Possible
Educator Awards
Three Eugene educators will receive recognition and $300
to empower the work they
do in our community.
These awards recognize educators who see how education, in the words of Paulo Freire, “can bring about conformity or freedom” and choose to embody the fight for education justice.
Nominate an educator today at bit.ly/ejawards - it only takes a few minutes to reward their resistance.
Entries close May 29 at 6PM
www.calclane.org
www.facebook.com/CommunityAllianceofLaneCounty
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CALC, SAfER and Unión de Activistas are honored to team up with PNW bands Red Cloud and Egotones and Moonduster for a benefit concert.
Join us to rock out in support of Voices United for Justice - Voces Unidas para la Justicia, a local leadership cohort of Latine youth and families.
Cover charge goes to our summer organizing workshop for youth and families, which includes art and music-making! Thank you, Sam Bond’s!!
Sam Bonds Garage
407 Blair Blvd, Eugene
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Planet Versus Pentagon
is now sponsoring weekly vigils calling for an immediate ceasefire in Palestine and Israel.
Please join us for a vigil calling for diplomacy and an immediate ceasefire in Palestine and Israel.
Old Federal Building
corner of 7th & Pearl, Eugene
Some signs will be provided. Bring your own if you can.
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We abhor all violence. We are heartbroken by the killing and maiming of people in the Middle East, whether they are Palestinian, Israeli, or citizens of any other country, particularly innocent children, people with disabilities and the elderly.
We call for an immediate ceasefire and a stop to the killing or injuring or any type of violence to anyone. We demand sending humanitarian aid to the civilians affected, and demand members of Congress not send more military aid. Diplomacy not weapons is needed in the Middle East. Only the weapons manufacturers and oil industry benefit from war. The Military Industrial Congressional Complex has the biggest carbon footprint in the world.
In peace,
Your Neighbors at Planet Versus Pentagon
www.facebook.com/planetvspentagon MM www.twitter.com/planetvpentagon
www.instagram.com/planetvspentagon MM email: planetvspentagon@protonmail.com
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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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15th Night: A Community Movement to
Reduce Youth Homelessness
Friday May 17; M Noon to 1:15 pm
Event Type: Live/Livestream
Both members and non-members may attend at no cost.
Live: Maple Room at Inn at the Fifth
205 E Sixth, Eugene
An optional lunch from Cafe Yumm or Cafe Glendi may be purchased; please, no outside food.
Livestream:
We are experiencing problems with our livestream process so this program will not be livestreamed. Audio and video
will be recorded and uploaded to our YouTube channel within 24 hours of the completion of the program.
To ask a question from the speakers, email cityclubofeugene.org@gmail.com
Event web page:
www.cityclubofeugene.org/forum/15th-night-a-community-movement-to-reduce-youth-homelessness
Oregon is one of five states with the highest rate of homeless youth in the country. 1 in 20 students in Lane County experienced homelessness in the 2017/2018 school year, as reported in the 2019 Youth Homeless Needs Assessment for Lane County.
Looking Glass Community Services observed that youth will be more likely to become chronically homeless without intervention by the 15th night on the streets. In 2015, a community movement to end youth homelessness started in Lane County, called 15th Night. At the heart of 15th Night is the Youth Action Council, a group of unhoused, recently housed, or have never been homeless youth, the guiding voice in 15th Night’s work. In 2017, 15th Night developed and initiated the School Mobilization Model (SMM) which piloted at South Eugene High School in the 2017-2018 school year.
Speakers:
Mike Ingman [Principal,Sheldon High School] Mike’s 24-year journey in education has been marked by his commitment to serving students at various levels.
Trista Neuman [Program Coordinator, 15th Night] Trista, a mother of three students who attended Eugene School District 4J schools, gained valuable insight into the needs and challenges of the student population as she assumed various roles in school administration. She worked on the pilot program of the 15th School Mobilization Model. Afterwards, she spearheaded the expansion of the School Mobilization Model across all high schools.
Megan Schultz [Community Coordinator, 15th Night] Megan is a dedicated Oregonian with a profound commitment to community service. Her journey into service began with a particular focus on children entangled in the foster care system. She was executive director at Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Lane County for 14 years. To address broader community issues, Megan tackled the problem of youth homelessness in Eugene, culminated in the development of the innovative 15th Night model.
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May 31 - Turtle Awards and Annual Meeting
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https://ShelterCare.org
ShelterCare is a nonprofit providing housing and mental health treatment to those in our community who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness. Our focus is on those who have been chronically homeless with a diagnosed mental health condition.
Our services include Medical Recuperation, therapy, Permanent Supported Housing, rental assistance, trauma-informed property management, support groups, and much more. We have been serving the Eugene/Springfield community for over 50 years and support about 1,500 individuals each year.
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Celebrating 10 Years of
Marriage Equality in Oregon
The “Freedom to Marry” in Oregon was established on May 19, 2014, in U.S. District Court Judge Michael McShane’s Order in the Rummell and Geiger cases. Join us in commemorating the 10th anniversary of this historic ruling.
Friday May 17, m 1 - 4 pm
Harris Hall, 125 East 8th Ave, Eugene
Doors will open at 1 pm
Speakers will begin at 1:30 pm,
keynote remarks by Judge McShane and other leaders
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The aim of this event is to celebrate access to justice and highlight the importance of ensuring all individuals, regardless of socio-economic status, cultural heritage, or family composition, have equal opportunities to participate in marriage ceremonies recognized and protected by the law.
In addition, Judges at the Lane County Courthouse are generously volunteering their time to officiate free wedding ceremonies for couples from diverse backgrounds, and who might otherwise face economic hardship or other barriers to accessing this service.
Pre-registered couples wishing to exchange or renew vows will then go with judges for individual wedding ceremonies. Ceremonies will take place in individual courtrooms. After the wedding ceremonies, a cake and beverage reception to toast the couples and their guests will conclude the event, from 3:30-4:00.
If you would like to exchange vows and participate in a wedding ceremony (or renew vows) as part of this celebration please contact Sascha Cosio to sign up at sascha.cosio@gmail.com on or before April 30.
This project is being made possible through collaboration with the Lane County Circuit Court; Lane County Commissioner and Board Chair Laurie Trieger; and The Office of the Lane County Clerk; along with groups from the local legal community and area nonprofit organizations.
https://HIValliance.org MMM www.facebook.com/hivalliance
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Families4CeaseFire invites you to a kid friendly event at University Park
Saturday May 18th, m 1-3pm
2300 University St, Eugene
This family event will have art-making, games, baked goods, and an opportunity for parents and families to connect with each other. Kids of all age welcome.
All funds go to support M.E.C.A. The Middle East Children’s Alliance for food and medical aid for kids in Gaza and throughout Palestine
www.mecaforpeace.org
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Jewish Voice for Peace Eugene and the The Party for Socialism and
Liberation are hosting a forum featuring Palestinian activist Michel Shehadeh
Saturday May 18th at 5:30pm
Unitarian Universalist Church
Chambers & 13th Ave, Eugene
Childcare will be provided.
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Climate Activists and Activists-To-Be
Is your chapter thinking about future campaigns that will be locally impactful and nationally connected? Or maybe you have been thinking about getting involved with climate action but are not sure how to start. Or are you hoping to start or rebuild a local chapter and need some help? One or both of our upcoming events might be just what you are looking for!
Our next All-Chapter Gathering for current members of XRUS chapters is on
Saturday, May 18 mm 11 am PT
Register Here for the May 18 All-Chapter Gathering:
https://actionnetwork.org/events/xrus-all-chapter-gathering-saturday-may-18-11-am-pt12-pm-pt1-pm-ct2-pm-et
In addition to XRUS Working Group reports and announcements of upcoming events, the main focus of the gathering will be a teach-in on the dangers of the fracking infrastructure and proposed hydrogen hubs.
The fracking industry has a longstanding history of harm. Now the US federal government wants to use this same failed infrastructure to manufacture liquified hydrogen gas. The featured presentation at this gathering will highlight why this system is inefficient and dangerous and explain how regulatory systems have failed our communities.
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Do you want to get involved with climate action but are not sure how, or you are hoping to start or rebuild a local chapter and need some help?
Our next Open House for New Activists is on
Saturday, June 15 mm 11 am PT
Register Here for the June 15 New Activist Open House:
https://actionnetwork.org/events/xrus-open-house-for-new-activists-saturday-june-15-11-am-pt12-pm-mt1-pm-ct2-pm-et
Representatives from active chapters will be there to welcome new activists from their area or share advice about starting or rebuilding a chapter. If there is no active chapter in your area, we will connect you with others in similar situations. You will also leave with an array of resources for giving the Heading for Extinction Talk, learning about and planning for Non-Violent Direct Actions, and building or rebuilding a chapter.
If you are not sure which to attend, contact us at xrus_chapter_engagement@unitedrebellion.com, and tell us about your situation, needs, and questions!
www.instagram.com/ExtinctionRebellionEugene mm www.facebook.com/XRJEugene
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Other Events Advertised by the
Neighborhood Anarchists Collective
- Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) Bash - Friday, May 17th, 11am-3pm @ Farmers Market Pavilion (85 East 8th Avenue, Eugene
- ROAR/NAC Community Workshop Community Organizing 101 - Tuesday, May 21st, 6-8pm @ University of Oregon, McKenzie 240A
- Critical Mass Bike Ride - Friday, May 31st, 6:30-8pm @ Kesey Square
- Rattling the Cages, New Online Panel Talk – Saturday, June 15th @ Digital (Register here)
- Follow the Yellow Brick Road, Drug War Means Class War – Sunday, September 1st, 1pm @ Eugene Federal Courthouse
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It's mUUvie Night at the Unitarian/Universalist Church
Food, Inc. (2)
Sequel to Oscar-nominated documentary looks
at bringing workers’ rights, healthy choices
to broken system
Tuesday May 21 at 6PM
Unitarian Universalist Church in Eugene
1685 West 13th Avenue, Eugene
(Chambers & 13th)
Authors Michael Pollan and Eric Schlosser take a fresh look at how corporate consolidation has left the food system vulnerable. “When the pandemic hit, the curtain was pulled back. There were whole crops being buried,” Pollan says in the trailer. “At the same time, there were shortages in the supermarket.”
Come Early, bring some food and eat at the potluck.
Trailer:www.imdb.com/video/vi1586808345/?ref_=tt_vi_i_1
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Asian Night Market is back!
Bring your family and friends for a delightful evening of Asian cultural performances, a wide selection of Asian foods, a marketplace of craft vendors, and more.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Month and a wonderful time to experience the rich cultural diversity and influence of Asian night markets as they exist throughout Asia, and now, right here in Eugene.
Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza, 8th Ave and, Oak St, Eugene
https://AsianCouncil.org/asian-night-market-2024
Follow our Instagram for updates: www.instagram.com/asianamericancounciloregon
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Friday, May 24
UO campus, EMU Ballroom,
1395 University St, Eugene
Kultura Pilipinas (KP), the University of Oregon’s Philippine Student Organization, was conceived in 1986. The founding group started with the aim of providing Filipino students a sense of community, something that was non-existent before Kultura Pilipinas started.
The group was conceptualized by business major Ruben Zamora, a junior at that time. During his college years at the University of Oregon, Zamora felt an urgent need to develop a group that would foster the needs of his fellow Filipino students: a link to back home. At that time, Filipino students did not have enough resources to cope with daunting challenges associated with living in a foreign country.
pinoys@uoregon.edu mmm www.facebook.com/kulturapilipinas
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Reed Singer’s talk is entitled,
“Youth Perspective: Agriculture and Community Activism”
Reed is a sophomore at Ohio University. He and his family farm along the Maumee River in Ohio. His perspective is important for folks of all ages.
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Will Falk, writer is a poet, lawyer, and fierce environmental protector.
Will graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Madison Law School and practiced as a public defender in Kenosha, WI. He left the public defender office to pursue frontline environmental activism. So far, activism has taken him to the Unist’ot’en Camp – an indigenous cultural center and pipeline blockade on unceded Wet’suwet’en territory in so-called British Columbia, Canada, to a construction blockade on Mauna Kea in Hawai’i, to endangered pinyon-juniper forests in the Great Basin, and to Thacker Pass in northern Nevada where Will is trying to stop an open pit lithium mine from destroying a beautiful mountain pass.
CommunityRightsLaneCounty.org mm www.facebook.com/CommunityRightsLaneCounty
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June Speaker Events
All events are on the UO campus
These events are free and open to the public
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Chasing Hope: A Reporter's Life
featuring
Nicholas Kristof
Monday June 3 mm 6 p.m.
UO campus, Knight Law Center, Rm 175
1515 Agate Street, Eugene
Free
Nicholas Kristof, New York Times columnist, Pulitzer Prize winner,
and best-selling author, will give a talk based on his new book.
Since 1984, Nicholas Kristof has worked almost continuously for The New York Times as a reporter, foreign correspondent, bureau chief, and now columnist, becoming one of the foremost reporters of his generation. Here, he recounts his event-filled path from a small-town farm in Oregon to every corner of the world.
More information about the speaker: https://calendar.uoregon.edu/event/chasing_hope_a_reporters_life_featuring_nicholas_kristof
https://WayneMorseCenter.uoregon.edu MMM www.facebook.com/waynemorsecenter
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UO campus EMU (Erb Memorial Union), Room 224 13th Ave. & University St., Eugene
You’re invited to the 2024 Biennial Latino Roots Celebration!
Join us for an unforgettable evening of storytelling and cultural celebration as University of Oregon students present their short documentary films on the experiences of Latino Oregonians. Explore themes of identity, community, and resilience through these powerful films, and connect with the filmmakers and community members following the screenings
https://cllas.uoregon.edu mmm www.facebook.com/uocllas
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OSLP is proud to announce a new Disc Golf Tournament and fundraiser
June 8, Alton Baker Park, Eugene
Open Registration - $75.00
May 8 - June 7
Includes admission to the afterparty with free lunch, two drink tickets for 2Towns Cider, and a player pack with a putter, custom disc, disc markers, and a bag.
General Admission - $25.00
GA ticket allows access to the event to watch the disc golf tournament, enjoy food and refreshments, check out the entertainment, and more.
Purchase Registration and Admission tickets at
https://onecau.se/teeoffoslp or www.discgolfscene.com
Registration will be capped at 100 tournament participants, due to capacity.
Expect a full day of fun! In the morning, tournament participants will compete on a 9-hole or 18-hole course, set up by Universal Play, a local nonprofit dedicated to bringing the inclusive sport of disc golf to everyone in our community and around the world.
After the tournament concludes, an “after party” will be held under the picnic pavilions at the park, with live music, lawn games, informational booths from local businesses, a silent auction, and food donated by Hole in the Wall BBQ. Two Towns Cider is graciously donating cider for the after party, with two free drink tickets included in every admission.
www.oslp.org
Oregon Supported Living Program empowers adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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Silvan Ridge Winery
27012 Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene
Tickets $40
Tickets: www.beyondtoxics.org/events/10th-annual-bee-jazzy
Join us for a buzzing good time at the 10th Annual Bee Jazzy!
Mark your calendars for June 13th at 5:30 p.m. as we gather at the scenic Silvan Ridge Winery to celebrate Oregon’s special pollinators!
Tickets includes a commemorative wine glass and a delightful glass of Silvan Ridge wine or another non-alcoholic beverage.
Music
Immerse yourself in the soulful tunes of the Halie Loren Jazz Quartet and the captivating melodies of Mood Area 52.
Food
B Heavenly and Tucky's food carts. Enjoy delicious food and fine wines available for purchase, all while supporting our mission to safeguard pollinators, communities, and the environment!
Silent Auction
Exciting additions to this year's event include a silent auction featuring exclusive baskets and items, promising an evening filled with entertainment and opportunities to support our work!
https://SilvanRidge.com mmm www.BeyondToxics.org
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International Refugee Center of Oregon (IRCO)
presents
Annual Tonga Day
Saturday, August 17 m 12:00 to 6:00 p.m.
Gateway Discovery Park
10520 NE Halsey, Street, Portland
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Bring your families, friends, neighbors to this island paradise festival to experience a full day thundering with elegant cultural performance for the Pacific Island Nation of Tonga.
Featuring:
- Island Attire
- Arts & Crafts
- Island Jewelry
- Pacific Island Food
https://irco.org
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Oregon Department of Justice
Civil Rights Unit (CRU)
You Belong.
Campaign
The Oregon Department of Justice Civil Rights Unit (CRU) has officially launched its
You Belong. campaign — a culturally and linguistically inclusive, statewide public outreach — to increase awareness of Oregon’s Bias Response Hotline as a crucial resource in the fight against the continued rise of hate crimes and bias incidents in Oregon.
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Talk to Us
Whether it happened to you or to someone else, we can all help track hate and bias incidents.
Non-Emergency
Bias Response Hotline
1-844-924-BIAS
(1-844-924-2427)
Trauma-informed operators are standing by
9am to 5pm Pacific time, Monday – Friday.
Access to interpretation in over 240 languages.
After hours? Leave a message and we’ll return your call.
We accept all Relay calls.
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Why Should I Report?
While bias incidents and crimes sometimes target specific individuals, they often violate an entire group or community’s sense of safety and belonging.
Graffiti on the wall, fliers, anonymous emails, and language meant to harass individuals convey intolerance that impacts all of us. We want Oregon to be welcoming and inclusive.
You can report to us online any time: https://justice.oregon.gov/crimereporting/hatecrime
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Have you experienced or witnessed a hate crime or a bias incident?
A hate crime is a crime motivated in part or whole by bias against another person’s actual or perceived protected class–their race, color, disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Examples include racist graffiti, stealing Pride flags, threats using slur words, assaulting someone based on their identity.
A bias incident is a non-criminal hostile expression motivated in part or whole by another person’s actual or perceived protected class, again meaning their race, color, disability, religion, national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Examples include hate speech; using a racial, ethnic, or other slurs; displaying hateful symbols or flags; creating racist images/drawings; mocking someone with a disability; or telling or sharing offensive “jokes” about someone’s identity.
Oregon’s Bias Response Hotline is here to listen, support, and help. Our “Report and Support System” is designed to support victims and help track hate crimes and bias incidents. We want to:
Organizations:
The You Belong. campaign has a tool kit, with variations for specific communities, you can use for media posts:
www.doj.state.or.us/oregon-department-of-justice/civil-rights/bias-and-hate/you-belong-toolkit
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Where has Non-Violence Worked?
Follow-Up on Peace Lecture Question
At the Salem Peace Lecture featuring Rev. Dr. Liz Theoharis in October, a question was asked about where one could find examples of nonviolence being used effectively for social change in today's world.
In response, I promised to send out a link to "Nonviolence News," a publication edited by novelist/activist Rivera Sun. She assembles 30-50 stories each week about people and groups who are employing nonviolence for social change. You can find (and subscribe to) "Nonviolence News" here: https://nonviolencenews.org. Check it out and spread the word!
- Peter Bergel
www.OregonPeaceWorks.org MM www.facebook.com/OregonPeaceWorks
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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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NAACP Community Garden/Farm Coordinator, Michael Vasquez, will host NAACP
Community Garden Work Parties
255 Maxwell Road (off River Road) in Eugene, at Our Redeemer Church (garden is located behind church).
The NAACP is seeking community members to join us for gardening!
Farm-to-table products will provide great nutritional value!
If interested in the opportunity to contribute or to just spend time enjoying the garden...
please contact Michael Vasquez: michaelv@naacplanecounty.org
Phone: 541-708-1050
Eugene/Springfield NAACP
541-484-1119 | admin@naacplanecounty.org
330 High Street Eugene
https://naacplanecounty.org MMM www.facebook.com/NAACP1119
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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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LGBTQ+ Youth Group
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/
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