WATER & WAR: A Virtual Film Festival Exploring The Intersections Of Militarism And Water, Survival And Resistance Tuesday, March 15, 2022 to Tuesday, March 22, 2022 Join World Beyond War for our 2nd annual virtual film festival! With the escalating conflict over Ukraine, our work to call for the abolition of war seems ever more […]
On March 8th 2022, students in the Queer Indigenous Studies course host the seventh annual Queer Indigenous Gathering at Southern Oregon University 5pm to 8pm. All are welcome. This collaborative final project brings together concepts explored in our class including, survivance (survival+ resistance= continuance), settler colonialism, heteropatriarchy, heteronormativity, eroticism, love, healing,and community. We have invited […]
The Jefferson Center Salon Series presents Separation of Church and State in 2021. The virtual event will feature Olena Black, who will report back from the Freedom from Religion Foundation’s (FFRF) national convention last November. The Zoom presentation will offer short videos of featured speakers, including: Andrew Seidel, Director of Strategic Response at FFRF, on […]
Douglas Tallamy’s books have awakened thousands to the problem of wildlife decline and the solution that resides in habitat restoration. This is a solution of which you and your faith community can be a part. The solution can be as close as your backyard or the property surrounding your place of worship. In this webinar, […]
From the Lotus Institute The Insight That Brings Us To The Other Shore is a gift from our beloved teacher, Thich Nhat Hanh, and those who came before him. Thich Nhat Hanh has called the Heart Sutra “the highest vision of the Buddha." Chanting The Insight That Brings Us To The Other Shore, Nhat Hanh's […]
From March 29 through May 20 Grants Pass Art Museum will host the Betty LaDuke Art Show Fire, Fury, and Resistance: Totem Witnesses and Turtle Wisdom. We are about to be treated to an enormous show featuring the work of our dear friend Betty Betty LaDuke at the Grants Pass Museum of Art. Amazingly, the […]
More than 60 feature films and six short film compilations are in the offing for the Ashland Independent Film Festival’s 21st season that will run virtually April 1-10. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday, March 18. Buy Tickets Here Along with the films, the 10-day event will include question-answer sessions, free children’s and […]
Join KS Wild’s communications associate Haleigh Martin on a hike around Green Springs Mountain. This trail is a 3 mile easy-to-moderate loop trail offering mature forest stands, open meadows, and sweeping views of Mt. Ashland and the Rogue Valley. This is a great kid-friendly trail, so bring the family! Sign up at KS Wild's event […]
Join Klamath Siskiyou Wildlands Project (KS Wild) on a plant and wildflower walk along the Little Falls Loop trailhead. This will be a moderately easy, 1.6-mile guided tour of the wildflowers at Little Falls along the Wild & Scenic Illinois River. The group will visit a Darlingtonia (Cobra Lily) Fen and we will enjoy lunch […]
The Witness for Peace Solidarity Collective invites you to attend a virtual conversation between human rights defenders in Colombia including social leaders from the territories who will share their analysis of the electoral context and the current human rights situation in the country. With the presidential elections slated for May 29, the electoral process in […]
Join the SOU Sustainability Team, the SOU Outdoor Program, and the ASSSOU Environmental Affairs Committee in our celebration of sustainable transportation and biking during Earth Week for the Light Up Your Bike Ride and Workshop! This event will entail a pizza dinner, bike light decorating workshop, music, and a fun ride at night through downtown […]
Join KS Wild’s Staff Ecologist Rich Nawa in celebrating Earth Day on this hike to Colebrook Rock! Colebrook Rock is an easily accessible large rock outcrop with abundant wild flowers and nearby old growth forest. The 40 acre Bureau of Land Management parcel is threatened with total destruction from a proposed Oregon Department of Transportation […]
