Events the network and its member organizations have already held, newest first, and the fliers that announced them. This page fills itself: an event moves here the morning after it happens, and its flier follows it.
UO anthropologist Tobin Hansen and student Colette Reindl talked about the UO Migrant Belongings Project. About a third of migrants released from ICE custody are deported without their belongings, including…
Free classes in Nahuatl, an Indigenous language of Mexico, taught by teachers from SpeakNahuatl.com for English and Spanish speakers. Six dates this fall: September 16 and 30, October 14 and 28, November 4 and 18, all at…
The second session of the Spanish reading group on Las trampas de la oscuridad, poetry by Germán Rizo, with the author. A hybrid talk, in person and on Zoom. To register or ask for a book, call 541-726-3766 or visit…
Looking Glass Counseling held a day of care with curanderes from Eugene and other parts of Oregon: limpias, sobadas and other care for emotional and energetic well-being, open to the community and to the people who…
Easterseals Oregon raised funds for its programs for people with disabilities, veterans and seniors, including the Connecting Communities Program, which serves Latine and immigrant families in Lane County.
Free classes in Nahuatl, an Indigenous language of Mexico, taught by teachers from SpeakNahuatl.com for English and Spanish speakers. Six dates this fall: September 16 and 30, October 14 and 28, November 4 and 18, all at…
Gluten-free spaghetti aglio e olio (an olive oil and garlic pasta) with salad and garlic bread. Free to attend. Open to anyone who identifies as BIPOC, and organizers ask that flyers be shared with that intention in…
The Youth HUB opened in downtown Eugene: a free drop-in space for young people with job and resume help, FAFSA and scholarships, computers and wi-fi, laundry and showers, food, mental health support, and connections to…
The network came back together in person on September 16, during Latine Heritage Month, with a potluck at the Lane County Building, hosted by Belen Maggiolo and the Human Services Workforce team. From here on we meet the…
Free classes in Nahuatl, an Indigenous language of Mexico, taught by teachers from SpeakNahuatl.com for English and Spanish speakers. Six dates this fall: September 16 and 30, October 14 and 28, November 4 and 18, all at…
A reading group in Spanish on Las trampas de la oscuridad, poetry by Germán Rizo, with the author. A hybrid talk, in person and on Zoom, and there are copies of the book for participants. To register or ask for a book…
Traditional folk dances, live music, food vendors and community information booths, alongside the downtown block party. Presented by Comunidad y Herencia Cultural with local partners, marking National Hispanic Heritage…
A walk through the new downtown Eugene Youth HUB before it opens, hosted by Connected Lane County, Ophelia's Place and A Family for Every Child. Let Mónica know if you plan to come so they have enough staff to greet…
New backpacks and supplies, cash and checks, with a goal of 250 backpacks for Lane County kids. Five drop-off sites. The drive closed on August 31.
Fifty years of the NAACP in Lane County. Performances 3 to 5pm, cocktail hour 5 to 6:30pm, dinner 6:30 to 8pm. Tickets on sale.
Vegetarian stir fry, cookies for dessert. Free. Open to anyone who identifies as BIPOC, and organizers ask that flyers be shared with that intention in mind.
Second floor of HEDCO, room 230T. No virtual option this month. For a parking pass, complete https://oregon.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_4ZUS13TcKVQ2TRk. The invitation gives the deadline as noon on Mon. August 19…
The branch general membership meeting, with resources from local school districts and community organizations on before, during and after school. RSVP by the QR code on the flier; a hybrid option is offered.
Family Relief Nursery with Bohemia Mining Days: gold panning, hands-on history, a heritage bites trail and a kids passport. Free.
The only agency in Lane County fully dedicated to Spanish-language, culturally specific business support. Two sessions a year, spring and fall.
Hosted by Family Relief Nursery in Drain.
