In this week's newsletter, after a Supreme Court ruling limited the use of a key section of the Voting Rights Act, civil rights advocates and faith leaders are planning a day of action tomorrow in Alabama. Learn more at #linkinbio
One week ago, 100+ Oregon businesses closed and/or donated proceeds to immigrant justice groups for May Day — a powerful show of solidarity with workers and immigrant communities across the state. We’re deeply grateful.
Now we’re asking you: Let’s show up for the businesses that showed up for our communities ❤️
This week's newsletter is full of opportunities to learn more about how you can take peaceful action to protect our democracy. Check out the upcoming opportunities and register at #linkinbio
Safety is built through solidarity. ✊💥
On International Workers’ Day, PSJ is proud to stand with immigrant workers, families, and community leaders who power the state we all call home. 💪
We’re proud to demonstrate what safety looks like: dignity, belonging, and the freedom to live without fear of punishment or separation. 💚
As Oregon’s leading public safety and criminal justice reform organization, we are committed to advancing a vision of safety rooted in accountability, racial equity, and healing.
#oregon #mayday #immigrantjustice
Resilience. Solidarity. Joy.
This May Day, workers, immigrants, business owners, faith leaders, and advocates all came together to demand:
📢 ICE out of Oregon.
📢 A pathway to citizenship.
📢 A democracy and an economy for all.
We’re joining PCUN’s A Day Without an Immigrant tomorrow, May 1, at the Oregon State Capitol from 11 AM-5 PM. 📣
Our power comes from belonging and community care. 💚Join us to show what real safety looks like in Oregon: dignity for all, and no to fear-driven tactics that try to divide the families who power our state.
🔗Link in bio to RSVP.
#protectoregon #oregonforall
On May Day, more than 100 Oregon businesses are closing their doors or donating proceeds to immigrant justice organizations.
From Astoria to Ontario, Salem to Bend to Eugene, and the Portland Metro area, small business owners, restaurateurs, farmers, and shopkeepers are sending a clear message: immigrants are the heart of Oregon's economy and its communities.
See the list and take the pledge at the 🔗 in bio
Businesses across Oregon are coming together on May Day to fight for immigrant rights, worker rights, and an economy that works for all of us.
#linkinbio to take the pledge!
In this week's Protect Oregon newsletter we're talking about protecting our democracy: From toolkits, to trainings, to events, find ways to get involved at #linkinbio
