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Whoville was a protest camp in Eugene, Oregon demonstrating the need for unhoused people to be legally allowed the minimal human right of sheltering themselves from the weather and sleep. Whoville was named after the homeless camps during the depression, while Hoover was president–they were called “Hoovervilles”.
Whoville was formed and moved away from the SLEEPS protest at Free Speech Plaza with about a half dozen campers originally. The police evicted them from site after site until they arrived at Hilyard & Broadway Avenue. There the camp grew and eventually attained temporary permission from the city of Eugene, to provide shelter for about 50 people at any one time. Whoville stayed at Hilyard & Broadway from October to April and helped many people during the harsh winter weather conditions of 2013-14.
Photos by Jana Thrift
Photos by David Zupan
Photos by Robert Long
Photos by Gregory Walker
Whoville Fence Up – Edited Video by Jana Thrift
A Wizard in Eugene – Edited Video by Gina Ginsberg
Tentmonster Visits Whoville – Published October 28, 2014 – Edited Video by Jana Thrift
Whoville – Protest Camp Photos & Videos
The Whoville Community – Who Are They?
(Interviews With Residents)
Who Needed Evicting–How? – Video by Jana Thrift
Whoville Coalition Occupies City Manager’s Office – April 1, 2014
Whoville Public Events & Meetings
Whoville Begins at Wayne Morse Free Speech Plaza
Whoville at River Rd. & the Northwest Expressway
Whoville First Goes to 8th & Mill Street
Whoville on Island Across from Federal Courthouse
Whoville Under Ferry Street Bridge
Whoville on Hilyard & Broadway
The Eagan Warming Center Opens for Evicted Whoville Residents
Whoville at the Federal Building on 7th & Pearl
Whoville back on 8th & Mill Street
Whoville Under bridge by Goodtimes Bar
Whoville on 7th & Garfield Street
Whoville in the Eastern Wetlands of West Eugene