Join us for an important discussion with community leaders who each have their own unique expertise and experience on the front lines of Portland protests, public policy, and the never-ending search for police accountability.
Past Events
Webinar: Protests & Police Accountability in Portland
Still in Prison Virtual Town Hall
Right now, hundreds of people in Oregon are imprisoned by a racist non-unanimous jury law passed in 1934, following the rise of the Klu Klux Klan in the state. Accordingly, for almost 90 years, someone in Oregon could be convicted and caged even if two jurors returned a “not guilty” verdict.
April 23, 2021
Minoru Yasui Day
During World War II, America’s shameful Executive Order 9066 was used to authorize the forced removal and imprisonment of over 110,000 Japanese Americans and people of Japanese ancestry in the U.S
March 28, 2021
2021 Virtual Liberty Dinner with Keynote Speaker Nikole Hannah-Jones
We’re gathering together virtually to continue the fight for equality, liberty and justice for all. Join us for a powerful evening online to celebrate our impact and hear from leaders in this movement—including Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones, creator of The New York Times.
2021 Oregon Budget Workshop
Oregon’s budget isn’t just a bunch of numbers on a page. It’s a reflection of the state’s values and priorities, dictating who benefits from finite resources and who gets left behind.
February 5, 2021
2021 Legislative Session Preview Webinar
Over the next few months, Oregon lawmakers are convening in Salem and online to pass or reject legislation that will impact Oregonians for generations to come.
2020 State of the Union Post-Election Update
2020 Election Voting Guide Webinar
October 23, 2020
