Events in June 2023
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Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
All day
June 1, 2023 – June 4, 2023What
Together, we’ll learn and draw from the lessons and strengths of both the climate justice and forest defense movements, with the goal of building a vibrant direct action movement to protect our communities, forests, and climate. From Thursday to Sunday, we’ll build relationships, learn new skills, and get connected with ongoing campaigns throughout the PNW.
Trainings and workshops include organizing and participating in direct action, creating vibrant protest art, decolonization & forest defense, Know Your Rights, organizing with affinity groups, and more! The camp will be followed by 2-4 regional actions strategically targeted to preserve mature forests and build grassroots power.
Admission is free and meals will be provided
Where
The Deep Roots Training Camp location is TBD in the coming weeks, but because we’re hoping for people from throughout OR and WA, we expect it to be within 3 hours of the OR/WA border, and in or close to some very special forests in the region.
Why
In the PNW, mature and old growth forests are vital for the struggle to preserve a livable climate and livable communities, and are one of the greatest resources we have to limit the impacts of climate change. Ultimately, the health of our forests, climate and communities are inextricably intertwined. In working to bridge the gap between the forest and climate movements, we hope to facilitate conversations around decolonization, economic justice, and how conservation efforts have left out some communities, and been complicit in harm.
How
We are working to make the camp a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for everyone who wants to participate. With that in mind, racism, sexism, transphobia, ableism, and other harmful power dynamics will not be tolerated, nor will verbal, physical, and/or sexual assault.
If you would like to attend but have concerns about accessibility, or gear, please Register here where we can collect your information and do what we can to make it work for you. If you have further questions, please contact us at info@deeprootscamp.org.
Who
The camp is organized by individuals and supported by 350.org, 350 Eugene, 350 Portland, 350 Seattle, the Civil Liberties Defense Center, and Rising Tide North America.
Join us June 1st-4th, 2023 for the Deep Roots Action Camp to learn & practice nonviolent direct action skills, connect with others in the forest & climate defense communities, and sleep under the stars!
ROAR: Spring solidarity picnicROAR: Spring solidarity picnic
June 1, 2023End of Year Solidarity picnic! June 1st, 1-4pm. ROAR is hosting with Climate Justice League, OSPIRG, the MCC, Democratize UO, UO YDSA, CAER, the Insurgent, Oregon Student Association, Muslim Student Association, UO Student Workers, GTFF, QA3, Cops off Campus, Student for Choice and Mixed Student Union. Come have food and learn how to get involved for next year!
Erb Memorial Union (EMU)1395 University St.Eugene , OR 97403 -
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
All day
June 1, 2023 – June 4, 2023What
Together, we’ll learn and draw from the lessons and strengths of both the climate justice and forest defense movements, with the goal of building a vibrant direct action movement to protect our communities, forests, and climate. From Thursday to Sunday, we’ll build relationships, learn new skills, and get connected with ongoing campaigns throughout the PNW.
Trainings and workshops include organizing and participating in direct action, creating vibrant protest art, decolonization & forest defense, Know Your Rights, organizing with affinity groups, and more! The camp will be followed by 2-4 regional actions strategically targeted to preserve mature forests and build grassroots power.
Admission is free and meals will be provided
Where
The Deep Roots Training Camp location is TBD in the coming weeks, but because we’re hoping for people from throughout OR and WA, we expect it to be within 3 hours of the OR/WA border, and in or close to some very special forests in the region.
Why
In the PNW, mature and old growth forests are vital for the struggle to preserve a livable climate and livable communities, and are one of the greatest resources we have to limit the impacts of climate change. Ultimately, the health of our forests, climate and communities are inextricably intertwined. In working to bridge the gap between the forest and climate movements, we hope to facilitate conversations around decolonization, economic justice, and how conservation efforts have left out some communities, and been complicit in harm.
How
We are working to make the camp a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for everyone who wants to participate. With that in mind, racism, sexism, transphobia, ableism, and other harmful power dynamics will not be tolerated, nor will verbal, physical, and/or sexual assault.
If you would like to attend but have concerns about accessibility, or gear, please Register here where we can collect your information and do what we can to make it work for you. If you have further questions, please contact us at info@deeprootscamp.org.
Who
The camp is organized by individuals and supported by 350.org, 350 Eugene, 350 Portland, 350 Seattle, the Civil Liberties Defense Center, and Rising Tide North America.
Join us June 1st-4th, 2023 for the Deep Roots Action Camp to learn & practice nonviolent direct action skills, connect with others in the forest & climate defense communities, and sleep under the stars!
GTFF: Bargaining rallyGTFF: Bargaining rally
June 2, 2023UO offers status quo? Grad employees say HELL NO. Join us for a rally in front of McKenzie Hall before this Friday's bargaining session!
McKenzie HallFood Not Bombs: free mealFood Not Bombs: free meal
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June 2, 2023
FOOD IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Park Blocks800–854 Oak StEugene, OR 97401United States -
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
All day
June 1, 2023 – June 4, 2023What
Together, we’ll learn and draw from the lessons and strengths of both the climate justice and forest defense movements, with the goal of building a vibrant direct action movement to protect our communities, forests, and climate. From Thursday to Sunday, we’ll build relationships, learn new skills, and get connected with ongoing campaigns throughout the PNW.
Trainings and workshops include organizing and participating in direct action, creating vibrant protest art, decolonization & forest defense, Know Your Rights, organizing with affinity groups, and more! The camp will be followed by 2-4 regional actions strategically targeted to preserve mature forests and build grassroots power.
Admission is free and meals will be provided
Where
The Deep Roots Training Camp location is TBD in the coming weeks, but because we’re hoping for people from throughout OR and WA, we expect it to be within 3 hours of the OR/WA border, and in or close to some very special forests in the region.
Why
In the PNW, mature and old growth forests are vital for the struggle to preserve a livable climate and livable communities, and are one of the greatest resources we have to limit the impacts of climate change. Ultimately, the health of our forests, climate and communities are inextricably intertwined. In working to bridge the gap between the forest and climate movements, we hope to facilitate conversations around decolonization, economic justice, and how conservation efforts have left out some communities, and been complicit in harm.
How
We are working to make the camp a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for everyone who wants to participate. With that in mind, racism, sexism, transphobia, ableism, and other harmful power dynamics will not be tolerated, nor will verbal, physical, and/or sexual assault.
If you would like to attend but have concerns about accessibility, or gear, please Register here where we can collect your information and do what we can to make it work for you. If you have further questions, please contact us at info@deeprootscamp.org.
Who
The camp is organized by individuals and supported by 350.org, 350 Eugene, 350 Portland, 350 Seattle, the Civil Liberties Defense Center, and Rising Tide North America.
Join us June 1st-4th, 2023 for the Deep Roots Action Camp to learn & practice nonviolent direct action skills, connect with others in the forest & climate defense communities, and sleep under the stars!
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Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
Deep Roots: Trainings for forest & climate action
All day
June 1, 2023 – June 4, 2023What
Together, we’ll learn and draw from the lessons and strengths of both the climate justice and forest defense movements, with the goal of building a vibrant direct action movement to protect our communities, forests, and climate. From Thursday to Sunday, we’ll build relationships, learn new skills, and get connected with ongoing campaigns throughout the PNW.
Trainings and workshops include organizing and participating in direct action, creating vibrant protest art, decolonization & forest defense, Know Your Rights, organizing with affinity groups, and more! The camp will be followed by 2-4 regional actions strategically targeted to preserve mature forests and build grassroots power.
Admission is free and meals will be provided
Where
The Deep Roots Training Camp location is TBD in the coming weeks, but because we’re hoping for people from throughout OR and WA, we expect it to be within 3 hours of the OR/WA border, and in or close to some very special forests in the region.
Why
In the PNW, mature and old growth forests are vital for the struggle to preserve a livable climate and livable communities, and are one of the greatest resources we have to limit the impacts of climate change. Ultimately, the health of our forests, climate and communities are inextricably intertwined. In working to bridge the gap between the forest and climate movements, we hope to facilitate conversations around decolonization, economic justice, and how conservation efforts have left out some communities, and been complicit in harm.
How
We are working to make the camp a safe, welcoming, and inclusive space for everyone who wants to participate. With that in mind, racism, sexism, transphobia, ableism, and other harmful power dynamics will not be tolerated, nor will verbal, physical, and/or sexual assault.
If you would like to attend but have concerns about accessibility, or gear, please Register here where we can collect your information and do what we can to make it work for you. If you have further questions, please contact us at info@deeprootscamp.org.
Who
The camp is organized by individuals and supported by 350.org, 350 Eugene, 350 Portland, 350 Seattle, the Civil Liberties Defense Center, and Rising Tide North America.
Join us June 1st-4th, 2023 for the Deep Roots Action Camp to learn & practice nonviolent direct action skills, connect with others in the forest & climate defense communities, and sleep under the stars!
WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisonersWVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
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June 4, 2023Hey! WVAP is going to start hosting weekly letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners. Sunday, growers market, 3-5.
All materials are provided and please wear a mask. Growers market is near the Eugene Amtrak station between black wolf supper club and morning glory cafe.
Growers Market454 Willamette St.Eugene, OR 97401 -
UOSW: End of school year mass meeting
UOSW: End of school year mass meeting
June 5, 2023Next week is our final mass meeting of the year! Come get involved for next year and meet workers across campus!
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NAC: Radical reading group
NAC: Radical reading group
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June 7, 2023Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 PST
Zoom LinkEach week we’ll be reading a text (or part of a text) and discussing it. Contact radreading@neighborhoodanarchists.org to learn what we’ll be reading. Feel free to show up every week or only the weeks that interest you.
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Food Not Bombs: free meal
Food Not Bombs: free meal
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June 9, 2023
FOOD IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Park Blocks800–854 Oak StEugene, OR 97401United States -
WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
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June 11, 2023Hey! WVAP is going to start hosting weekly letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners. Sunday, growers market, 3-5.
All materials are provided and please wear a mask. Growers market is near the Eugene Amtrak station between black wolf supper club and morning glory cafe.
Growers Market454 Willamette St.Eugene, OR 97401 -
NAC: Radical reading group
NAC: Radical reading group
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June 14, 2023Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 PST
Zoom LinkEach week we’ll be reading a text (or part of a text) and discussing it. Contact radreading@neighborhoodanarchists.org to learn what we’ll be reading. Feel free to show up every week or only the weeks that interest you.
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GTFF: BargainingFood Not Bombs: free meal
Food Not Bombs: free meal
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June 16, 2023
FOOD IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Park Blocks800–854 Oak StEugene, OR 97401United States -
CLDC: 20th anniversary party
CLDC: 20th anniversary party
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June 17, 2023What started out as a one-woman operation with the help of volunteers, has become a national organization with 8 staff, 9-person board, 21-person advisory board, and 10 law clerks and 3 undergrad interns each year. We look forward to sharing many of those stories with you this commemorative year — and hope you will share your CLDC story with us as well! The next 20 years will be even more challenging — for the planet and for activists facing unprecedented state repression and violence. We hope CLDC will be there to have your back as we defend what we love together.
Please join us in marking this year with food, drink, music, and fun at our anniversary party on June 17, 2023 at Dorris Ranch in Springfield, Oregon. The party will begin at 5:00pm!
RSVP online by purchasing a ticket through our donation page here, or by calling our office at (541) 687-9180. Tickets are $30 – $100, sliding scale, and include food and a beverage of your choice. Please write “20th Ticket” in the notes section.
See you soon!
Doris Ranch86 Hunger: Spring mocktail mixer86 Hunger: Spring mocktail mixer
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June 17, 2023Looking to connect with like-minded neighbors who share your passion for sustainability and food security? Look no further! You’re invited to our Mocktail Mixer, a social event dedicated to forging new friendships and fostering solidarity in our community.
🥂 What to Expect?
Our mixer is about cultivating meaningful connections and friendships centered around common interests, ideas, and aspirations. Here's what you can look forward to:
1. Door Prizes! Our first ten ticket holders will be gifted their own vintage cocktail glass, and each guest will get an instant photo keepsake.
2. Edible Flower Tasting: Taste your way through the world of edible flowers! Try a selection of local edible flowers grown by Long Table Farm, and talk with Miranda from Acorn Cafe about their many potentials in drinks and desserts.
3. Mocktail Workshop: Indulge in a delectable array of delightful non-alcoholic concoctions featuring fresh flowers, herbs and juices. Try some of our cocktail specials, or create your own with our DIY mocktail bar!
4. Hors d’oeuvres Demos: Join Chef Corey from Acorn Cafe and Chef Alyssa from 86 Hunger for a prep demonstration, where you can learn some techniques while enjoying a selection of plant-based small bites featuring edible blooms from Long Table Farm.
5. Talk with our Team: Get inspired talking with our volunteers and staff, who are at the forefront of our mission to end hunger and support local food security. Learn about the challenges our community is facing, and opportunities to make a positive impact.
6. Engaging Conversations: Spark discussions with fellow attendees who share your passions. Exchange ideas, learn from one another, discover new perspectives and join a supportive network of like-minded allies!
7. Take-Home Infusion Station: Experiment with infusing different herbs and flowers into a small batch of simple syrup, so you can make another round for your friends.
📍 Date & Venue
Date: Saturday June 17th
Time: 6pm-8pm
Location: Acorn Community Cafe
Address: 769 Monroe St., Eugene
We hope you'll join us and celebrate the power of solidarity in creating positive change.
Tickets are $40 and include a donation to 86 Hunger.
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Eugene Junteenth celebration
Eugene Junteenth celebration
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June 18, 2023Come celebrate Freedom Day & Father's Day with us! Join us for a special tribute to our amazing Black fathers in the community.
You can also look forward to good food, all-day entertainment, 35+ Black-owned vendors & businesses, fun activities for kids, an official "Hair Zone," and we're crossing our fingers for nice weather 😆Alton Baker Park100 Day Island RdEugene, OR 97401WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisonersWVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
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June 18, 2023Hey! WVAP is going to start hosting weekly letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners. Sunday, growers market, 3-5.
All materials are provided and please wear a mask. Growers market is near the Eugene Amtrak station between black wolf supper club and morning glory cafe.
Growers Market454 Willamette St.Eugene, OR 97401 -
NAC: Radical reading group
NAC: Radical reading group
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June 21, 2023Wednesdays 6:30-8:00 PST
Zoom LinkEach week we’ll be reading a text (or part of a text) and discussing it. Contact radreading@neighborhoodanarchists.org to learn what we’ll be reading. Feel free to show up every week or only the weeks that interest you.
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Food Not Bombs: free meal
Food Not Bombs: free meal
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June 23, 2023
FOOD IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Park Blocks800–854 Oak StEugene, OR 97401United States -
WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
WVAP: Letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners
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June 25, 2023Hey! WVAP is going to start hosting weekly letter writing to Atlanta forest defenders and political prisoners. Sunday, growers market, 3-5.
All materials are provided and please wear a mask. Growers market is near the Eugene Amtrak station between black wolf supper club and morning glory cafe.
Growers Market454 Willamette St.Eugene, OR 97401 -
Food Not Bombs: free meal
Food Not Bombs: free meal
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June 30, 2023
FOOD IS A RIGHT, NOT A PRIVILEGE
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Free food is served every Friday, 4-5pm at the Park Blocks
Park Blocks800–854 Oak StEugene, OR 97401United StatesPride movie in the parkPride movie in the park
June 30, 2023Pride (2014) is a historical dramedy based on real events.
Some snacks and chairs will be provided, but please bring your own food and blankets.
Monroe City Park10th and MonroeEugene, OR 97402