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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.
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Woman’s advocates and Native Americans gathered last night in Springfield’s Heron Park, to honor Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW.)
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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.
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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.
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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.
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A Ukrainian man who lives in Eugene called for more support for his country's fight against Russia.
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Across Oregon as well as the globe, Russian-made vodka has been pulled from liquor store shelves.
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Most Oregonians who receive SNAP benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will also get emergency allotments this March.
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The months-old disappearance of a Native American woman from California’s Yurok Reservation has raised questions over how missing and murdered Indigenous people cases are handled.
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A small park in Eugene commemorates local residents affected by the order.
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Eugene's mayor responds to reports of flyers -with anti-Semitic and anti-transgender language- arriving at some local people's homes over the past week.
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An Indigenous student group is calling for a boycott against the Dutch Bros coffee-chain starting tomorrow. The protest is over the company founder’s plans for his Grants Pass resort.