Editor’s Note: Respond to Racism is excited to announce a new addition to our team, Cameron iizuka. Among other activities, Cameron will be writing our bi-weekly newsletters and penned the following the essay in the most recent edition. Make sure to sign up for our newsletter so you don’t miss any RtR news or future … Read more
Thank you to everyone who attended our January Community Meeting. Find a link to a recording of the meeting and abolition resources compiled by presenter amber boydston.
Check out the latest episode of Life After the Bubble, featuring bart fitzgerald. New episodes of Life After the Bubble will be released each month over the course of the following year. Subscribe to our YouTube page so you don’t miss a Respond to Racism video. About Life After the Bubble This series seeks to spotlight the … Read more
This series seeks to spotlight the experiences of alumni and former students of color from Lake Oswego schools. “Life After the Bubble” features interviews from various students, each sharing distinct cultural experiences and reflections from their time in LO.
Check out the latest episode of Life After the Bubble, featuring Lake Oswego High School grad Farbodd Ganjifard.
We urge our supporters and community members to join activists demanding a ceasefire now.
The first installment of the Life After the Bubble interview series is now available. This episode features an interview with Cameron iizuka, a recent Lake Oswego High School alum. New episodes of Life After the Bubble will be released each month over the course of the following year. Subscribe to our YouTube page so you … Read more
Respond to Racism is proud to announce Niyah Coleman and Nandita Kumar as the first recipients of the scholarship. Both embody the spirit of Gloria Brown.
Please join Respond to Racism this Sunday at LO City Hall for the Lake Oswego Juneteenth Celebration. Come listen, dance, eat and help us dedicate the new mural. We’d like to make the RTR community aware of our position on the use of the term slavery. Instead of using the term “slavery”, it’s more accurate … Read more
Gloria Brown was a woman who lived her life without boundaries, becoming the first African American woman forest supervisor at the US Forest Service and solidifying herself as a pioneer in her field. She was a champion for social and racial justice. https://youtu.be/DLA5ZWe79zE One of her core beliefs and values was in providing opportunities to … Read more