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Greater Albany Public SchoolsA federal jury in Eugene has ruled in favor of a non-binary student in a discrimination case against Greater Albany Public Schools. -
Dr. Johnny Lake/City Club of EugeneDr. Johnny Lake is a nationally and internationally recognized educator and speaker focused on leadership, identity, ethics, equity, inclusion, diversity, bias, community-building, communication, and cross-cultural interactions.
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School districts across Oregon are fighting summer hunger with free meal programs for kids. Many families struggle with food insecurity over the summer. -
Someone left a dead raccoon and an intimidating note for the mayor and a Black city council member in Redmond.
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Washington state has one of the largest numbers of missing and murdered Indigenous peoples cases in the nation. On May 4, the Nisqually Indian Tribe’s Annual Protecting Our Sovereignty Tribal Summit focused on the missing and murdered Indigenous peoples crisis.
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Participants gathered on campus to listen to survivor testimonies before marching through the streets of Eugene.
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The gift from Knight and his wife Penny Knight to the 1803 Fund – an initiative revealed Monday – is meant to fund education services, art programs and other projects for Black Portlanders in the inner North and Northeast Portland neighborhoods once known as Albina.
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The Eugene campus of the University of Oregon will hold a free screening of the film "The Ice Cream Sellers" April 19. The film chronicles the human rights crisis faced by the Rohingya, an ethnic minority group from Myanmar.
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After a long, cold winter protecting the unsheltered in Eugene and Springfield, the operations of Egan Warming Centers have concluded. It was a record-setting season.
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Ten culturally specific initiatives have been chosen to receive operating grants from United Way of Lane County’s new Racial Justice Fund.
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Eugene 4J schools is hosting an equity town hall tomorrow. The event poster says it’s to discuss the use of the ’N’ word in schools.
