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Mutual Aid Classifieds, March 2026

Mutual Aid Classifieds, March 2026

by Dime Reid | Mar 28, 2026 | Featured, March 2026, resource, Resources

The Mutual Aid Classifieds is a compilation of support opportunities from local groups that provide material aid and support locally. Read about how people are taking care of each other, and how you could participate. What is Mutual Aid? Mutual Aid is, simply put,...
Wanted: People with Space in their Homes & Hearts- An Interview with Cascades Community Placement Services

Wanted: People with Space in their Homes & Hearts- An Interview with Cascades Community Placement Services

by Joy Santiago | Feb 21, 2026 | event, Featured, February 2026, Resources

Cascades Community Placement Services (CCPS) is a Eugene-based newly established 501(c)3 nonprofit that, in keeping with longstanding traditions of queer communities supporting each other through mutual aid networks, helps folks find stability, safety, and community...
RAVEN (Radical Assistance for Vulnerable Eugene Neighbors) Winter Drive Raises $1400

RAVEN (Radical Assistance for Vulnerable Eugene Neighbors) Winter Drive Raises $1400

by Joy Santiago | Jan 25, 2026 | event, January 2026, News, resource, Resources

On Friday, January 16th, local punks R.A.D. and End Times Booking hosted a benefit show and warm clothing drive for Radical Assistance for Vulnerable Eugene Neighbors (RAVEN). The show, held at Dark Pine Coffee, featured local heavy acts Power for Power, Culprit,...

Mutual Aid Classifieds: November

by Dime Reid | Nov 29, 2025 | november 2025, resource, Resources

The Mutual Aid Classifieds is a compilation of requests from local groups that provide material aid and support throughout town, derived from a spokes-council meeting among local orgs. This list is updated monthly.    Here are the descriptions of the...

Um… what exactly is the Eugene radical mental health collective?​​​​​​​

by Warbler | Oct 25, 2025 | October 2025, resource, Resources

  You are welcome to join the Eugene Radical Mental Health Collective in forming significant support and community. We build mutual aid mental health with others who are striving for a better world. Eugene Radical Mental Health Collective brings together people...
Free Skool Eugene:   One year of skill-shares, following in the legacy of anti-authoritarian education 

Free Skool Eugene:  One year of skill-shares, following in the legacy of anti-authoritarian education 

by Dime Reid | Oct 25, 2025 | Culture, event, October 2025, resource, Resources

  Free Skool Eugene is a collective that organizes spaces to share skills and knowledge, free of cost and state control. I sat down with organizers Jamie, Cyn, Janae, Emily, and Alex to chat about the project, their reflections after the first year, and their...
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