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OUR MISSION is to build a movement to end child sex abuse through advocacy, prevention, and survivor support. www.OaasisOregon.org

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Posts or comments that are deemed to be in poor taste and/or contain threats, hate speech, personal attacks, or defamation will not be tolerated, and may be hidden or deleted without warning. Repeat violators of this policy may be banned at the discretion of OAASIS’ staff. Read: We all play a role in creating safe and healthy communities and that means calling out racism, sexism, transphobia, homophobia, xenophobia and dismantling ALL systems of oppression that are at the root of sexual violence. Because of this understanding of intersecting and connecting forms of oppression, we use an intersectional lens in our work to address child sex abuse. If you're not familiar with intersectionality, this tool-kit from our colleagues at CALCASA is a terrific introduction:

https://www.calcasa.org/.../SAAM-2017-reduced-size-edited...

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10/17/2026

A practice that takes…practice, especially if you’ve spent years experiencing self-abandonment. Be kind and patient with YOU, and come back to yourself again and again. ❤️

10/15/2026

Our hearts are shaken with and for our beloved Bend community right now. Sending all of our love and care to you, until there is more we can do. 💔

10/09/2026

The Cornell lawsuit filed by a woman alleging a brutal r**e raises questions on how police handle such cases. The majority of police lack adequate training on trauma-informed approaches, experts say.

10/06/2026

"I wish someone taught us how to be human before they taught us how to be a man." (pg 34) This powerful quote came from one of the hundreds of folx we surveyed, prompting us to reflect on the need for community.

That longing for connection, belonging, and space to grow came through clearly in our State of Masculinity conversations. Boys and men deserve communities that notice them. Mentors who listen. Adults who make room for questions, mistakes, tenderness, and growth.

Healthy masculinity becomes possible when boys don’t have to choose between being themselves and being accepted. What could change if we taught boys how to be human first?

10/05/2026

We are excited for our next month’s Art it Out! offering at the new Family Peace Center in Hillsboro on October 16th! We partner with our friends at SARC Oregon and meet in their beautiful healing room. IF YOU PLAN TO ATTEND PLEASE REGISTER NOW SO WE CAN PLAN ACCORDINGLY! ☺️

A staggering 1 in 4 girls will experience child s*xual abuse before the age of 18. Data shows that for Black girls, those numbers double. 💔

We believe that each of us is more than the worst thing that has ever happened to us. When we gather we center joy and delve into the “more” of who we are. We don’t deny or avoid our pain, but neither do we center it.

If you’re local we’d love to have you join us.

10/02/2026

There ARE men engaging in the necessary work of dismantling R**e Culture, by first and foremost doing an internal examination of how they’ve been steeped in it since birth.

Thank you, Ted!

Following the reopening of the investigation into the alleged 2024 gang-r**e at Cornell University, Bunch shares advice on how parents can speak to and help young men and instill responsibility and agency to be loving and respectful to all women, girls and any marginalized community.

09/29/2026

A terrific agency doing great work is hiring!

09/26/2026

FREE webinar for survivors and professionals working with survivors.

A New Way to Understand Our Fragmented Selves: Compassionate Insights for Trauma Survivors and Therapists A free 1-hour live Webinar with Janina Reserve your place Date September 29, 2026 Time 10:00 am PT/1:00 pm ET Duration 1 hour, live Where Live online via Zoom Cost Free Register Replay available...

09/22/2026

We are excited for our next month’s Art it Out! offering at the new Family Peace Center in Hillsboro. We partner with our friends at SARC Oregon , and meet in their beautiful healing room.

A staggering 1 in 4 girls will experience child s*xual abuse before the age of 18. Data shows that for Black girls, those numbers double. 💔

We believe that each of us is more than the worst thing that has ever happened to us. When we gather we center joy and delve into the “more” of who we are. We don’t deny or avoid our pain, but neither do we center it.

If you’re local we’d love to have you join us.

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Portland, OR
97208

Telephone

+15037651127

Website

http://www.oaasisoregon.org/

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