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This coming Tuesday, January 19th, XRPDX working groups will be meeting at 6:00 pm! Join the Action/Art or Communications/Outreach teams as create our plans for 2021! (What kinds of plans, you ask? Climate plans.) Please … Read more
On Inauguration Day, January 20th, 2021, J.U.I.C.E., Defend Democracy Coalition, DSA, Jobs with Justice, XRPDX and more will Inaugurate Justice with a march and rally from 4pm to 7pm starting at Irving Park (707 NE … Read more
Even though the inauguration on January 20th is less than a week away, six days is still an eternity. Here are things you can do now: IMPEACHThe House of Representatives passed new articles of impeachment … Read more
Indigenous leaders fighting the Line 3 pipeline in Minnesota have put out a call asking folks to come in support of their work on the frontlines trying to stop Enbridge’s construction of this tar sands … Read more
On Wednesday, January 6th, as right wing extremists ransacked the US Capitol in response to the formal Electoral College vote count, the Defend Democracy Coalition (of which XRPDX is a member) held a rapid response … Read more
There’s still time to testify for reduced greenhouse gas emissions and air toxins in Portland! The public comment period for the City of Portland’s “Clean Air, Healthy Climate” proposals ends this Friday, January 8th at … Read more
With commentary from Your Faithful Editor, Austen Lethbridge-Scarl June 1st: George Floyd and the Unheard June 29th: The Fourth Demand July 6th: Reflections on the Climate Emergency Declaration August 17th: What will tear gas do … Read more
Got nothing to do on New Year’s Eve? Cool, neither do we! So we’re having a party with music, Jackbox games, and a countdown that will inevitably be out of sync due to latency issues.
This is a critical time to try to stop Enbridge from moving forward on Line 3, the destructive Minnesota tar sands pipeline. Indigenous women have been leading the struggle against the pipeline for years and … Read more
by Your XRPDX Coordinating Team If you’re reading this, you know 2020 has been a rough year. A global pandemic that upended our lives in March and is still far from over. A national surge … Read more