Why We Renamed The Big Room at The Environmental Center

Racism is so universal in this country, so widespread, and deep-seated, that it is invisible because it is so normal. Shirley Chisholm Not every act of white supremacy is overt.…

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‘Growing something is really profound’: Deschutes County creates Peace Garden for juvenile detention center

Originally published on KTVZ.comBy Matthew DraxtonApril 26, 2024 5:52 PMPublished April 26, 2024 11:41 AM (Update: adding video, comment from teacher of Juvenile Detention Center) BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) — Deschutes County and the Central…

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DREAM BOLDLY The Grand AdvenChair Film Makes Bend Debut

Green Drinks, an international event concept celebrating local efforts in sustainability and environmental conservation, is hosted every other month by The Environmental Center. This March, we are partnering with local…

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OLCV Releases 2023 Environmental Scorecard

This article has been copied directly from the Oregon League of Conservation Voters’ original post. Find the original page here: https://www.olcvscorecard.org/2023/ Environmental and Climate Progress: Despite Longest Republican Walkout in…

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Community Responds to Deschutes Energy Future

a person with blonde hair wearing a hoodie writes on sticky notes on a whiteboard

Deschutes Energy Future Launches August 2023 Last month, our Climate Solutions program launched the Deschutes Energy Future (DEF) initiative, an innovative pathway to develop a community-led energy plan for Deschutes…

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On firm financial footing, Oregon must invest in healthy, affordable, resilient homes and buildings in the face of the climate crisis

a group photo of people holding signs in support of the building resilience bill package in Salem

Original post written by: Brad Reed, Campaign Director, Building Resilience brad@buildingresilience.org, (971) 217-6813 On the heels of an encouraging revenue forecast today, a broad coalition is urging lawmakers to urgently…

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How to Make a Public Comment

Photo taken in 2016: Russ Donnelly, Mike Riley, Skylar Grayson, Nikki Roemmer at City Council Communicating with your elected officials is such an important part of the change-making process. They…

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