MultCo Wolf Pack

08/15/2026

THIS WEEKEND!

The Oregon Working Families Party is building a political home for the multiracial working class, and that starts with nominating leaders who will fight alongside us. We'd love to have you join us :)

08/01/2026

Building resilience isn't just about preparing for disasters. It's about lowering energy costs, improving public health & making sure our buildings are ready for the future.

Excited to see years of collaborative work moving toward a committee vote this September.

Congratulations to everyone who helped get this far.

The policy would require property owners to report and incrementally reduce the carbon emissions of commercial buildings.

07/13/2026

Central Oregon, Southern Oregon, Eastern Oregon, the coast, the valley, and Portland metro:

Our communities may look different, but working people share many of the same struggles.

Join Oregon Working Families Party members statewide as we decide which candidates align with our vision for Oregon.

Tuesday | 5:30–7:30 PM
Online

# # Join us for our monthly statewide member call! # # # July 2026 monthly meeting will be used for our Member Endorsement Meeting. Join the Oregon Working Families Party as we decide who to endorse in key races across the state! **Oregon WFP members** are coming together to weigh in on endorsements fo...

06/25/2026

The lesson here? Local communities are not powerless.

As billion-dollar data center projects spread across Oregon, residents in Hillsboro are organizing, speaking out, and taking legal action to protect farmland, public services, and taxpayer dollars. People power is still power. ✊

June 22, 2026 By 1000 Friends staff & partners | 4-minute readLocal leaders call for Hillsboro Mayor Pace and Hillsboro City Council to stop giving public dollars to data centers HILLSBORO, ORE. — In response to growing concerns and unanswered questions about the impacts of data center development...

05/12/2026

If you’ve been yelling at your grocery receipt lately, this one’s for you.

Oregon Working Families Party endorsed candidates fighting for housing, healthcare, schools, labor rights, and communities over corporations.

Use the guide, make your voting plan, and get those ballots turned in.

Before you fill out your ballot, check out our Oregon Working Families Party voter guide! From statewide candidates, to ballot measures, to local races, we’ve got you covered. Please take a moment to check our full list of endorsements here before you fill …

04/18/2026

Working families deserve more than lip service. They deserve leaders who organize, listen, and fight.

That’s what’s happening April 20 in Washington County.

Come meet Blayne Soleymani-Pearson, Nafisa Fai, and Dr. Tammy Carpenter and see what people-powered politics actually looks like up close.

Show your support with a contribution.

04/13/2026

Multnomah County has always shown up for immigrant justice. This package builds on that legacy with stronger protections, accountability for enforcement, and investments in legal defense. We take care of each other here. Period.

03/28/2026

You’re not alone out there. People across Oregon are doing the work and we gather once a month to share ideas and connect.

Come meet folks from around the state.

03/13/2026

Everyone deserves access to care. SB 1570 strengthens protections so families can get the healthcare they need safely and confidently.

03/12/2026

This session, Oregon took real steps to protect families. The 2026 Immigrant Justice Package brings together policies that keep communities safe, expand access to food and healthcare, and strengthen civil rights protections across our state. These wins didn’t happen by accident. Community groups, advocates, and families spoke up and lawmakers listened.

En esta sesión legislativa, Oregón dio pasos reales para proteger a las familias. El Paquete de Justicia para Inmigrantes 2026 reúne políticas que mantienen seguras a las comunidades, amplían el acceso a alimentos y atención médica, y fortalecen las protecciones de derechos civiles en todo el estado. Estas victorias no ocurrieron por casualidad. Las comunidades se organizaron, alzaron la voz y los legisladores escucharon.