Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
Portland Central America Solidarity Committee
This green-washing of capitalism is not going to solve the global climate crisis, protect our communities from harm, or manage our common resources. Most importantly though, Rio+20 has made it clear that a Green Economy is not a transitional demand toward systemic environmental change.
Tuesday, August 28th, 7-9pm
Friends’ Meeting House – 4312 SE Stark St, Portland, OR
Mother Nature cares little whether you believe in climate change. The real issue is the fact that climate change is posed as a question in the first place, and its continued questioning comprises a tremendous ongoing victory for the titans of the oil economy. After all, when was the last time someone asked if you believed in gravity?
Whither Blows Change? Community Forum on Climate Justice Read More »
Jobs * Immigration * Environmental Justice * Energy * Ecosystems * Equity * Solidarity
Community Forum on Climate Justice Read More »
Accepting submissions until March 20th!
Call for Artists – Tomando las Calles Read More »
The hambruna, or famine, afflicting the Rarámuri has been attributed to a brutal winter and the worst drought in the region for 71 years. But the media coverage brought attention to the wider conditions of extreme poverty in which some 12 million Mexicans live.
The Rarámuri Crisis: Extreme Poverty (Briefly) to the Fore in Mexico Read More »
Join us at the rally Wednesday February 1. Tell the City of Portland to waive the fines imposed on Right to Dream Too and support our work providing refuge and a safe space to rest or sleep undisturbed for Portland’s unhoused community who cannot access affordable housing or shelter.
RIGHT 2 DREAM TOO RALLY AT CITY HALL – Feb 1st! Read More »
This will be an opportunity to join with the Occupy movement, and send a strong message against the racist laws, policies and institutions that are systematically targeting immigrant communities, such as Secure Communities, E-verify, wage theft, free trade agreements and increased detentions and deportations.
D17 Rally and March – Immigrant Rights ARE Worker Rights Read More »
The US-based Monsanto company, the world’s biggest seed company and undisputed world leader in agricultural biotechnology, announced in June 2011 that it would increase its activities in Puerto Rico.
More GM crops in Puerto Rico, why we should worry Read More »
