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Senate Bill 1191 says telling someone about their rights isn’t a crime in Oregon.
READ MOREThe1803 Fund has announced a decade-long investment into Self Enhancement Inc. and Albina Head Start. The investment will take shape as a recurring, annual grant of $2.5 million to each organization to support direct services.
READ MOREThe Freedom to Read bill says books depicting race, sex, religion and other groups have to be judged by the same standards as all other books.
READ MOREKeynote speaker Michael Eric Dyson, PhD is a distinguished professor, gifted writer and media personality. His books on figures such as the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X and Barack Obama have garnered widespread acclaim and sparked important conversations about race in America.
READ MORESet for Saturday, April 26, the evening will bring together civic leaders, advocates and community members in a shared commitment to educational justice and racial equity for Seattle Public Schools students.
READ MOREDrawing from their upbringing and the connection with mother’s Guru Haidakhan Babaji, DeVivo illuminates the spaces between life, death, and rebirth, capturing moments of spiritual transition.
READ MOREThe Office of Community Involvement was established in 1984 to support county-wide engagement through a multifaceted approach.
READ MORE“Republicans are stealing from the poor to cut taxes for the ultrawealthy. Nowhere is this more egregious than their budget plans to slash Medicaid funding by $880 billion,” said Dexter.
READ MOREThe museum invites the nation to focus on King’s nonviolent direct action in addressing current social chaos.
READ MOREAG Rayfield: “Oregonians voted for this, and it’s time we move ahead with common sense safety measures.”
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