Social Justice

At the University of Oregon in Eugene today, more than a thousand abortion-rights activists gathered to denounce the expected reversal of Roe vs. Wade, nearly two weeks after a leaked memo suggested the U.S. Supreme Court would do so.

Woman’s advocates and Native Americans gathered last night in Springfield’s Heron Park, to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW.)

A new financial aid program for Oregon’s Native American students has launched this year, to help cover most if not all public college expenses.

A new report shows a high percentage of Asian-Americans in Oregon face racist attacks and harassment. And most incidents go unreported.

After complaints of racial bias and a March 12th demonstration, retail giant Fred Meyer has apologized to the NAACP Linn-Benton branch.

As Russia expands its invasion of Ukraine, spiritual leaders across the world are continuing their call for peace. Today in Springfield, a Nativity Ukrainian Catholic ceremony was held outside city hall.

Today, 15 credit unions and the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation issued releases condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine and their support for the east European nation.

As Oregonians join the world community in largely condemning Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a Ukrainian native is leaving Corvallis to support his country’s fight against Vladimir Putin’s forces. KLCC’s Brian Bull talked to Misha Zyryanov and his wife, Hannah Bittner, about the situation.

A Ukrainian man who lives in Eugene called for more support for his country's fight against Russia.

Across Oregon as well as the globe, Russian-made vodka has been pulled from liquor store shelves.