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Unite Oregon

Led by people of color, immigrants, refugees, rural communities, & people experiencing poverty, we work to build an intercultural movement for justice

05/27/2026

🔥🌲Los veranos en Oregón son cada vez más calurosos, más llenos de humo y más peligrosos. Los trabajadores forestales se encuentran en la primera línea de la crisis climática todos los días, protegiendo nuestras tierras mientras enfrentan el calor extremo y el humo de los incendios forestales. Su salud, su seguridad y sus voces importan.

Acompáñenos en una capacitación gratuita para promotoras sobre calor y humo, impartida en español con traducción al inglés, para aprender cómo mantenerse segura e informada durante esta temporada de incendios forestale
📍La biblioteca de Medford
205 S Central Ave, Medford, OR 97501
📅 Monday, June 5, 2028
🕕 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM PT
Esta capacitación abarcará:
🌫️ Síntomas y efectos en la salud de la exposición al humo de incendios forestales
😷 Beneficios y limitaciones de los respiradores con pieza facial filtrante
☀️ Comprensión de las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor
🩺 Tratamiento de las enfermedades relacionadas con el calor
💧 Preparación para trabajar de manera segura en entornos calurosos
📋 Normas de la OSHA sobre calor y humo para trabajadores forestales

🔥🌲 Oregon summers are getting hotter, smokier, and more dangerous. Forest workers are on the frontlines of the climate crisis every day — protecting our lands while facing extreme heat and wildfire smoke. Your health, safety, and voices matter.
Join us for a free Promotora Heat & Smoke Training in Spanish with English translation to learn how to stay safe and informed this wildfire season.
📍 Medford Library
205 S Central Ave, Medford, OR 97501
📅 Monday, June 5, 2028
🕕 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM PT
This training will cover:
🌫️ Symptoms & health effects of wildfire smoke exposure
😷 Benefits & limitations of filtering facepiece respirators
☀️ Understanding heat-related illnesses
🩺 Treatment for heat-related illnesses
💧 Preparing to work safely in hot environments
📋 OSHA heat & smoke standards for forest workers

05/05/2026

🚨 You’re Invited: Family Emergency Plan Workshop 🚨

Unite Oregon, in partnership with Adelante Mujeres and IMIrJ, invites you and your family to a FREE Family Emergency Plan Workshop designed to help you prepare for unexpected situations and protect your loved ones.

We know many families are looking for added peace of mind right now—this workshop is here to support you with practical tools and trusted resources.

✨ What’s available:
• Notary services for important documents
• Representatives from the Mexican Consulate
• Legal navigators to answer your questions
• Printed emergency planning materials
• Spanish-language support
• Childcare & light refreshments

📅 May 14, 2026
⏰ 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
💵 Free to attend
RSVP for location through link in bio or here: https://www.uniteoregon.org/unite-events/family-emergency-plan-workshop

Take this important step for your family’s well-being—we hope to see you there!

04/28/2026

This May 1st, immigrants, workers, and allies across Oregon are coming together for A Day Without an Immigrant — a powerful, statewide demonstration.

For 24 hours, we’re stepping away from work, school, and shopping to show what Oregon looks like without us. Because the truth is: Oregon can’t run without immigrants.

Immigrants make up 19% of the U.S. workforce, contributing across every industry — from healthcare to agriculture to education. Yet families are being torn apart through fear-based enforcement. These attacks are meant to silence us. We refuse to be silent.

📍 Join an event near you:
• Portland — South Park Blocks | 1:30 PM Rally / 3 PM March
• Salem — Oregon Capitol | 11 AM–5 PM
• Eugene — Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza | 4 PM
• Bend — Drake Park (2 PM) & Peace Corner (3:30 PM)
• Corvallis — Benton County Circuit Court | 2–4 PM
• Medford — Veterans Park | 4–7 PM
• Ontario — Ontario Lions Park | 5–9 PM MT

🔗 More info: https://www.daywithoutanimmigrantor.com/events or link in bio

04/23/2026

Highlights from our staff retreat ✨💖

We took time to build community & engage in strategic planning with staff last week, as we envision and build for the future of Unite. We are so thankful for our time together as we continue to strengthen Unite internally so that we can contribute to building the movement towards a more just, livable Oregon for everyone.

04/22/2026

What if our communities could keep the land we live on—now and for future generations? 🌱

Community Land Trusts (CLTs) are a powerful tool for building long-term stability, preserving affordability, and preventing displacement—especially for communities historically excluded from land ownership.

Join us for Understanding Community Land Trusts to learn:
• What CLTs are and how they work
• Their origins and role today
• How they help preserve community land ownership
• How they foster stability and prevent displacement

📅 April 29, 2026
⏰ 6:00–7:00 PM
📍 Online via Zoom
💵 Free

Let’s explore how we can build stronger, more rooted communities together. 🤝 Link in bio or here: https://ow.ly/J9wE50YOern

04/16/2026

We’re excited to share that we are hosting our second Lotería de Paisanos event in collaboration with the Hillsboro Downtown Partnership (HDP)!

📍 Location: Paisanos Plaza
966 SE Oak St, Hillsboro, OR 97123
📅 Date & Time: Wednesday, April 22 | 4:00–8:00 PM

This event is all about bringing new energy to Paisanos Plaza by inviting community members who may not have visited before—or who don’t normally shop there—to come out and discover what it has to offer. We’ve intentionally planned it on one of the slower days of the week to help boost visibility and support for local businesses.

For those unfamiliar, Paisanos Plaza is a vibrant, flea market-style space in Hillsboro featuring a wide variety of vendors. While many businesses offer delicious food options, there are also vendors selling non-food items such as blankets, perfumes, cookware, medicinal herbs and plants, clothing, and more.

During Lotería de Paisanos, participants will take part in an interactive, bingo-style game designed to encourage support for these businesses. Each square on the game card represents an activity—such as following a business on social media, leaving a Google review, purchasing a food or non-food item, and more. As participants complete each activity, they mark off their card.

No need to RSVP, just show up with your friends and family!

04/07/2026

For over 15 years, Unite Oregon has led the Pan-Immigrant Leadership and Organizing Training (PILOT) program to cultivate leadership within immigrant and refugee communities in Oregon. Grounded in ethical principles such as reciprocity and transparency, PILOT equips emerging leaders with foundational knowledge, practical skills, and networks to drive transformative change across communities.

Using a popular education model, centered on lived experience, and participatory learning, PILOT creates a transformative space where participants build personal power, analyze systems of oppression, and develop organizing strategies aligned with Unite Oregon’s Six Pillars: Climate Justice, Housing, Community Safety, Health Equity, Education, and Equitable Community Development.

PILOT (Pan Immigrant Leadership Organizing Training) builds power across immigrant and refugee communities through leadership and organizing skill development. Learn to advocate for social change while connecting with others who share your passion for community. Open to immigrants, refugees, asylees, and children of immigrants/refugees/asylees. Interpretation available.

Register here or through the link in our bio: bit.ly/unitepilot2026

04/02/2026

Thanks for showing up to our Day Without An Immigrant rally with !

03/31/2026

Community ownership is an example of where neighbors collectively own and govern local resources, is one such strategy. At its core, community ownership means that “resources, assets, or services are collectively owned and managed by a community.” By sharing responsibility for land, businesses, and housing, communities can build lasting wealth together.

In Oregon, immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC communities face significant barriers to owning land, homes, and businesses. As Possibility Labs points out, “control over property ownership has been a tool used to oppress Black and Brown communities throughout the United States' history”, from sharecropping to redlining. To begin to repair this legacy, we need bold strategies that put people before profit.

This workshop will cover how co-ops share ownership and control, how they are financed (member equity, loans, grants) and governed (democratic boards). We will cover different types (worker, consumer, producer, housing) and how a co-op differs from a regular corporation. Attendees will learn about Oregon co-ops and how to start or join one.

📍 Location: Online via Zoom
📅 Date & Time: April 8th 2026 6-7PM
💵 Cost: Free

This event will be hosted by the Southwest Corridor Equity Coalition (SWEC) in partnership with Northwest Cooperative Development Center and Unite Oregon Staff.

Apply through the link in our bio or here:

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1390 SE 122nd Avenue
Portland, OR
97233

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Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

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https://www.uniteoregon.org/

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