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The Crises Oregonians have faced this past year have forced immense Change on us all. The coming Changes can be opportunities for building a more resil…
Rod Ray
20 hr ago
The power of persuasion rarely buys bonus points at the collaborative table and it's not the power fueling the Oregon Way.
Brenda Smith
Jan 21
Age may just be a number, but it’s certainly playing a role in determining our elected officials and their priorities.
John Horvick
Jan 20
We need and deserve political actors who are playing a different game--one where wins are determined by the well-being of every constituent, not partis…
Rich Vial
Jan 19
The most powerful force we have to secure inclusive democracy lies within our own communities, in the collective power and leadership of the people we …
Moira Bowman
Jan 18
The ties connecting the people, the University, and the state were to be "without partisanship, without bias, with no personal end, but with the sole i…
Kevin Frazier
Jan 16
For the common good, for the Oregon Way, for the sake of democracy – we need liberals & conservatives, business, religious, & local leaders, and, espec…
Eric K. Ward
Jan 15
We need elected officials brave enough to listen to all of their constituents and to serve as their trustees.
Jim Moore
Jan 14 2
There should be no barriers to entry when it comes to helping make Oregon a better state to call home.
Kevin Frazier
Jan 13
I believe our Legislature can see that there’s a common grievance among many Oregonians that they can address—the days of zip codes, identities, and ba…
Chris Harder
Jan 13 2
We must channel the pragmatism of the past, while rejecting and responding to the systems and structures that allowed white supremacy to flourish in ou…
Thomas L. Ngo
Jan 12
The size, scope, and scale of pandemic-induced losses deserve our full attention.
Adam Davis
Jan 12
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