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Rescinding ‘Roadless Rule’ threatens Oregon’s public lands
A Trump administration proposal to rescind the 2001 law protecting 8.5 million acres of public land would deal a huge blow to forests in the Northwest and across the country. People are fighting back.
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Young activists reimagine care for children of incarcerated parents
They fought through the system when they were young. Now, they’re calling on lawmakers to expand the protections via the Bill of Rights for Children of Incarcerated Parents.
Pride in Numbers project seeks stories of LGBTQIA2S+ Oregonians
The project aims to produce a comprehensive picture of queer and gender non-conforming life in the state, while offering Two-Spirit and LGBTQIA+ people an opportunity to reclaim and tell their own stories.
Oregon lawmakers refused calls to restore eviction prevention funding
The refusal comes as evictions hit record highs — six months after lawmakers slashed eviction prevention funding last session
Vendor Profile | Rooted in Portland
After time away from the city, Matt is back and selling Street Roots as he works toward his goals
