Film: Fire in the Heartland

Don’t miss this outstanding film this Thursday, May 7 at 6 PM at the old Bijou (492 E. 13th Ave. Eugene). It tells the truth and inspires unlike the recent PBS documentary about “the end of the sixties” quoting Buchanan of all people at length and suggesting that Nixon felt terrible about the student deaths. What lies! This film and the Nixon tapes tell a completely different story America needs to hear. If you can’t attend but want to donate to help fund its distribution, go to https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?shva=1#label/[Gmail]%2FAct+on+Soon/14cfc46342314c52

Come Raise a Glass to Celebrate Community Radio!

Wed May 6th 2015
Eugene PeaceWorks is working to bring KEPW-LP 97.3, a real community radio station to Eugene!  Occupy Eugene sincerely supports this effort because independent media is so important in an era where we receive our news more and more based on corporate interests.  PeaceWorks just got word from the FCC that they have been granted an 18 month extension on their construction permit, which means they have enough time to fund raise to buy necessary equipment.  Today from 11 am to 10 pm at Oakshire Public House at 207 Madison St. $1 of every beer served all day will help launch Eugene’s first grassroots community radio station. There will be a EPW/KEPW table and live music in the evening provided Alder Street and The Slumps starting at 5. If you can’t attend but want to donate, call their office at 541-343-8548.

Earth Day in the Park!

Invite your friends!

EARTH DAY 2015 is on! Forty five years after it began, a committee of local organizers is keeping the global celebration alive in Eugene/Springfield! This year’s event, April 25th at Alton Baker Park, replaces the recently- canceled annual observance originally scheduled for April 18th at EWEB (River Place Plaza). “EARTH DAY IN THE PARK!” is the theme for what promises to be a fun Saturday for planetary citizens of all persuasions. All will be inspired, educated and motivated by the day of activities, workshops, music and a speakers program addressing the urgent environmental issues facing our planet today.

The event runs from 2 to 6pm, with a broadcast-ready speakers program around the midpoint. Stay tuned for more details as participating organizations, speakers and musicians are confirmed!

For more information contact Sabrina Siegel:  s.siegel@mail.com

 

Human Rights and the Crisis of Youth Homelessness

HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE CRISIS OF YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
11:30am to 3pm April 25, 2015.
First Christian Congregational Church 1050 E. 23rd Ave., Eugene OR
A community forum and conversation on the growing numbers of children and youth who are unhoused in the Eugene/Springfield Area and what can be done toward elimination of this violation of their basic human rights. For more information and pre-registration, please go to 

www.humanrightswork.org/youth.html

Event contact: Email kneubeck@comcast.net

Opportunity Village Eugene video is chosen for the Eugene International Film Festival!

Playing Saturday, November 8 @ 3 pm,
Valley River Center Regal Cinemas, 500 Valley River Center, Eugene Oregon.

Homes for the Houseless tells the story of how the transitional micro- housing project, Opportunity Village Eugene, is transforming lives through community. Produced by Occupy Eugene Media Group member Jana Thrift and David Zupan with Eugene Peaceworks. Showing in Theater 2 at 3pm this Saturday!

To buy tickets online, go to www.eugenefilmfest.org.

MUSIC IN THE MEADOW: Benefit for Nightingale Health Sanctuary

Kickoff fundraiser: Sat., Jun. 7, 11am-6pm, Madison Meadow, W. 22nd and Madison; featuring Walker T. Ryan, SugarBeets, other local musicians & talented students.

Funds raised will support NHS and will provide amenities like port-a-potties for current homeless camps. NHS will provide safe community for un-housed people with disabilities living alongside individuals who can provide support.

Beyond Toxics: BEE-FEST! A celebration of America’s most bee-friendly city

 

Eugene is the 1st US city to pass a resolution to ban bee-killing pesticides & make pesticide-free parks a priority!

Live music, yo-yo demo, bubble art, face painting, field games, kid’s book give-away & poetry workshop, prizes, beekeepers, coloring books, open mic poetry reading.

Sponsor: Smith Family Bookstore. Coconut Bliss provides “SCOOPS FOR A CAUSE.”

Occupy Eugene / Bankbusters Benefit Movie: Jekyll Island

Jekyll Island: The Truth Behind the Federal Reserve gives a history of our monetary system very different from the one you may have learned in school.  Global bankers have waged an unrelenting war on popular government in the United States since the American Revolution, until they were able to trick congress into establishing the Federal Reserve system 100 years ago. By gaining the power to control the money supply, the private bankers who own the Federal Reserve system have taken control and made a mockery of self government. Through manipulation of a constant series of economic booms and busts, wealth has been concentrated in the hands of a tiny elite. Our economic vitality and the common good have been sacrificed to make a shrinking ruling class even richer.

Join us for the movie and a discussion of the real steps we can take locally to create a money system which builds democracy and prosperity for all.

Occupy Medical Fundraiser

Come support OCCUPY MEDICAL ~ Eugene’s free and mobile health care clinic ~ on Sunday, June 23, 2013!
Cozmic Pizza will host an evening of local musical talent that opens with some acoustic Americana from Satori Bob, followed by Steel Wool’s funky world beat folk rock. Indulge your senses with a slice of delicious organic pizza and a cold microbrew while enjoying the musical delights of both Satori Bob and Steel Wool. Your support allows OCCUPY MEDICAL to continue their work by providing free, inclusive health care for all.

Occupy Eugene/Occupy Bankbusters Benefit

Occupy Eugene and Occupy BankBusters will hold a fundraiser at Cozmic Pizza, Monday, April 8th, at 6 PM. Everyone is invited. Participants can get up to date on what Occupy is doing, buy raffle tickets for gift certificates from local businesses, watch the movie “The Secret of Oz” and discuss the historical events behind our current economic crisis and what some real solutions to our situation might look like. All this over beer and pizza.

Cozmic Pizza is located at 8th and Charnelton, in downtown Eugene, and their phone number is (541)338-9333. Donations accepted at the door. Twenty per cent of lifetime Cozmic gift certificates sold at the fundraiser, for later use, goes to support the local Occupy movement.