City Club of Eugene
Mondays 7:00-8:00 pm
City Club of Eugene is a membership organization committed to building community vision through open inquiry. The club meets every Friday at noon. KLCC airs each meeting on the following Monday at 7:00 pm.
Tapes of past City Club meetings are available at the reference desk of the Eugene Public Library. For more information call (541) 485-7433.
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Brian Bull/KLCCThis forum, hosted by KLCC News Director Rachael McDonald, covers local and state issues that these candidates will face if elected in November.
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Brian Bull/KLCCThe East and West Lane County Commission districts offer a wealth of opportunities for leadership.
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Rachael McDonald/KLCCIn Part 2 of the candidate forum from April 18, candidates continue to discuss their achievements and express their values and priorities.
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Rachael McDonald/KLCCPart 1 of a two-part Oregon Congressional District 4 Candidate Forum recorded on April 16, 2022. In this program, candidates show their achievements and express their values and priorities.
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City Club of Eugene YouTube pageKLCC reporter Brian Bull moderates the forum with candidates’ responses to questions about the many issues facing Eugene.
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Oregon Secretary of StateThis program discusses how the latest redistricting is likely to shape our political choices in the upcoming elections.
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Dan Meyers/UnsplashSpeakers share insights to current adult mental health metrics in Lane County, the emergence of “trauma-informed care” as a practice, and strategies that can help to support greater resilience, recovery, and growth.
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This City Club of Eugene program will help us to better understand children’s mental health needs and what is uniquely challenging about these times.
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EnvironmentThis City Club of Eugene program discusses Oregon’s current energy sources, the energy mix shared by the West coast, and the options available to us as we try to balance the promise of future technology with the realities of technologies available today.
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In this program, representatives from several local agencies—public and private—describe how they collaborate in projects that provide both shelter and services to the region’s most vulnerable people.
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With the Eugene Emeralds moving to a higher class of Minor League Baseball, they can't stay in their current home at PK Park. In this program, General Manager Allan Benavides addresses plans for the new stadium and the impact it will have on Eugene.
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President Michael H. Schill provides an update on the University of Oregon, where in-person instruction and activities successfully resumed last fall.
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Students from Eugene School District 4J’s four high schools are leading the way on environmental stewardship. But students have not always been part of the curriculum design team. This program will show how times are changing.
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Measure 11 is a state law that sets minimum mandatory sentences for certain crimes. We’ll hear from two speakers — State Senator Prozanski and Lane County District Attorney Patty Perlow. They provide different perspectives on the best course of action for Oregon moving forward.
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In this program, three experts will reflect on some of the factors that affect the overall local employment picture.
