BIPOC farmers utilize community to cope with climate change(Originally published here. The audio story can be found directly on the site.)Nov 14, 2023Nov 14, 2023
Teaching the FutureLeeanna Miles, a substitute teacher from Las Vegas, Nev., found herself teaching in a classroom only a few years after being a student…May 11, 2022May 11, 2022
Ziora Ajeroh: Student by day, influencer by nightLike millions of people in the spring of 2020, Ziora Ajeroh was a pandemic graduate. As they started college at community college the…May 11, 2022May 11, 2022
A Stranger at Home: The Impact of Gentrification on Black Portland“Make space for us. Don’t treat us as if we’re new. This is our neighborhood, this is where we grew up. Don’t treat us like we are guests…May 11, 2022May 11, 2022
How Newsrooms and Journalists Can Best Utilize YouTube to be Engaging, Gain Credibility, and Build…Written by Trever Bolton, Claire Petersen, Micah Roth, and Yordanos TesfazionMar 6, 2022Mar 6, 2022
Social Media & Journalism: A Crash Course from Alexis OatmanAlexis Oatman is a General Assignment Reporter for Cleveland.com and the Plain Dealer. In her role, Oatman covers breaking news events…Jan 25, 2022Jan 25, 2022
Lyllye’s Legacy: The story of UO’s Black Cultural CenterWhen Lyllye Reynolds-Parker found out that there were folks rallying to have the University of Oregon’s Black Cultural Center named after…Dec 3, 2021Dec 3, 2021
“There was a Lack of Outside” — How the COVID-19 Pandemic Led to Community CareLast winter, Portland mother and educator Luna Chandler* turned to mutual aid groups when she was in need. At 1:30 a.m., someone had…Nov 19, 20211Nov 19, 20211
First-Generation College Students of Willamette UniversityImagine receiving an acceptance letter from your top choice college and paying thousands of dollars to attend it, just to find out that…Oct 29, 2021Oct 29, 2021
