Come together with your community to take a stand against white supremacy. Participate in a Q & A made up of local orgs. Free food and resources provided.  

Socially distant art build

For decades now, community activists and movement lawyers alike have actively opposed police brutality. They organized "Cop Watch" and legal observer initiatives across the US and have made a real difference to folks on the ground. Join CLDC and experienced panelists to learn more about how these projects document and […]

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The failed coup of January 6 is being used to justify more than 60 anti-protest bills that are rapidly advancing through state legislatures. Join CLDC staff, Meera Shah, Senior Staff Attorney at Palestine Legal, and Quentin Anthony Anderson, Communications Director at Defending Rights & Dissent, to learn more about these authoritarian […]

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From Decriminalize Homelessness: CALL TO ACTION: PROTEST TO STOP THE SWEEPS ON TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 8:30am. Show up in solidarity and witness the City of Eugene’s planned sweep/eviction of a homeless encampment on the North bank of the Willamette River on state-owned (ODOT) land. Residents do not want to leave, […]

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Movie showing and discussion of Agmes Varda's Black Panther April 8th 5pm Washburne Park

Willamette Valley Abolition Project: Come listen or share testimony against EPD, UOPD, Oregon Jails and prisons, as well as revolutary poetry, and music. Bring empty backpacks to donate for jail and prison re-entry support. Monroe Park, Saturday April 10th @ 5:30pm email wvap@riseup.net for more info or to participate

March in solidarity with the East Asian women who were victims of the Atlanta massage parlor massacre. Meet at 1pm in front of the Eugene Federal Courthouse. March begins at 2pm. Masks required. Event safety will be present. Organized by the Lane East Asian Network (https://www.oregonlean.org/): "We will be uplifting […]

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PNW Communists is organizing a May Day Fair in Alton Baker Park!

A screening of a discussion on the new book "There Is No Unhappy Revolution" which covers the concept of Destituent Power and other concepts relevant to contemporary struggle. Screening at Washington-Jefferson park, on the west side of the basketball courts. Will have seating, refreshments, zines, and good discussion.

On Queer Militancy, Abolition and Collective Care A virtual conversation over zoom tinyurl.com/3kruw743 Hosted by the Abolitionist Common Library, Willamette Valley Abolition Project, and the ROAR Center