Hi all, We are cancelling the general member meeting this evening, Wed. Jan. 19. Please contact communications@naacplanecounty.org if you have any questions. We hope to see you next month.
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Eugene-Springfield, December 2, 2021— Earlier this week, the Executive Committee for Eugene-Springfield’s NAACP Unit #1119 voted and unanimously agreed to an administrative restructuring of our branch operations. As a result of this decision, Eric Richardson no longer serves as the unit’s Executive Director, effective Tuesday, November 30, 2021. Our decision included an in-depth, comprehensive and … Continue reading Statement to the Eugene-Springfield, NAACP Members and Community
In addition to our Mattie Reynolds Scholarship, there are several major college scholarships opening up for our Black students looking to attend a four-year accredited university. These scholarships showcase our Black youth in areas of academic and leadership excellence. Links to these follow here: Jackie Robinson Foundation Scholarship: --- Now open / applications due by … Continue reading College Scholarships Available!
“Her name is Health, She is the Daughter of Exercise, Who Begot Her On Temperance.” - Kemetian Proverb “Children learn more from what you are than what you teach.” – W.E.B. Du Bois “Nations reel and stagger on their way; they make hideous mistakes; they commit frightful wrongs; they do great and beautiful things. And … Continue reading A Word from the Eugene/Springfield Health Committee-
Financial coaching.Financial wellbeing classes.Completely free. You know the financial basics, but everyone can benefit from a refresher on smart moneymanagement. NAACP Eugene-Springfield is partnering with DevNW to offer annual DevNWMembership scholarship for you and your entire household. A $75 value. Engage in financialcounseling and a menu of finance wellbeing classes around topics like Financial Foundations,Homebuying … Continue reading BIPOC Economic Developement Opportunity!
Did you know that Eugene has a business development center. If you are considering starting a business, no matter the kind, please start here: Lane County Business Development Resources
It passes as Oregon braces for record temperatures. By: Dirk VanderHart, Oregon Public Broadcasting (OPB) Oregon’s power grid will largely eliminate carbon emissions by 2040 under a bill that got final approval by state lawmakers on Saturday, setting one of the nation’s most ambitious goals for reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the electricity sector.House Bill … Continue reading Oregon lawmakers approve ambitious carbon-reduction goals for state energy grid House Bill 2021 is the session’s biggest environmental bill.
A MESSAGE FROM Oregon Department of Education Salem, Or-As our schools plan for the fall 2021 in-person school year, it is important to remember our communities will be living with the virus until there is widespread immunity. COVID-19 continues to change with new variants, our knowledge of mitigation efforts grows over time. Right now, the … Continue reading Let’s Start the School Year on the right Foot! Weekly Testing Clinic To Conitune at Historic Mims House Thursdays 12-2 pm!
Take the Survey: This questionnaire asks Lane County residents to share their experiences of racism and race-related discrimination and their impact on health. This survey is part of a class project being conducted by 14 students at the University of Oregon titled "Racism as a Public Health Crisis." All given answers are confidential and will … Continue reading Lane County Declares Racism as a Public Health Crisis!
The Lane Climate Equity and Resilience Task Force is developing climate equity and resilience recommendations to help shape the County's climate action plan. We need your help to understand how climate change impacts will affect our community. Please take our Community Climate Survey to help determine the best ways to prepare our community for these … Continue reading Lane Community Climate Survey