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Events & Actions
Mondays, March 8 & 17, 3:45-5:15pm: Protest Elon Musk in Front of Tesla in PDX
Elon Musk is stealing our democracy, our data, & our money. Musk and his lawless engineers have gained access to Treasury, Health & Human Services, OPM, Dept of Education…More every day! We must stand united to Stop Trump, Musk, and DOGE.
Tesla is the closest thing we have in Portland to Elon, so let us peacefully protest in the right of way/sidewalk in front of the Portland dealership to increase visibility of this issue. Right on Macadam at rush hour! Bring LARGE signs and noise makers. Chairs welcome if you’d like/need to sit.
Meet us at Old Spaghetti Factory at 3:45pm to walk over as a group or meet us at Tesla at 4pm. We’ll be there during rush hour for prime visibility, ending at around 5:15. Parking is $5/hr at the OSP or on street parking for $2.50/hr. Public transportation available.
Bring LARGE signs and noise makers. Chairs welcome if you’d like/need to sit.
Location: 4330 S Macadam Ave
This Weekend, March 8 & 9: Join the Fight for Working Women’s Liberation
From factories to fields, from offices to homes, working women bear the weight of systemic oppression and imperialist policies that perpetuate inequality and poverty. This International Working Women’s Day, we are rising in solidarity with gender-oppressed workers across the globe to demand justice, dignity, and an end to exploitation. This rally is a call to unite against the forces that exploit our labor and divide our communities.
This IWWD, join us in amplifying the voices of women and nonbinary workers and help us build a future where everyone is free from injustice.
March 8th 2025 10am – 3pm Women’s Forum & Skillshare
Location: Moreland Presbyterian Church, 1814 SE Bybee Blvd, Portland, OR 97202
March 9th 2025 2pm-5pm Rally & Art Build
Location: Peninsula Park, 700 N Rosa Parks Way, Portland, OR 97217
Masks required and provided. Open to all, including families & children! Questions? Contact us at halftheskypnw@proton.me
Saturday, March 8, 2-4pm: What We Can Win Together: Strategies from the Minnesota Community-Labor Movement, Hosted by JwJ
Join Portland Jobs with Justice’s Portland Rising committee for a look at efforts in Minneapolis to build worker power and win community demands. A model for Portland?
This free in-person event is the first in a series of workshops exploring how workers and community members can organize bold, strategic actions to fight for better wages, working conditions, and local policy changes. We’ll discuss key lessons from the Minneapolis Week of Action and how they can inform labor and community organizing here in Portland. Join us for an engaging conversation and help shape the future of class struggle in our city!
Masks required and provided.
Location: PAT, 345 NE 9th Ave.
Friday, March 14, 6-8pm: Testimony 101 Workshop with Unite Oregon
As we navigate the current legislative session, Unite Oregon would like to invite community members to join us for an in depth and hands on workshop on the ins and outs of writing and giving testimony. We aim to motivate participants and have them leave our workshop with the tools necessary and confidence to give testimony.
Location: June Key Delta Community Center, 5940 N Albina Ave, Portland, OR 97217
Saturday, March 15, 2pm: Rally and March with DSA – Tax the Rich, Fund the People!
Rally and March at Portland City Hall; Tax the Rich, Fund the People! NO to Oligarchy and Corporate Greed, YES to fully funding the things you need! Protect Public workers and the public goods they make possible!
For Our Families, For Our Communities, For Our Future.
Location: Portland City Hall
Saturday, March 15, 10am-1pm: Milwaukie Repair Fair
Join us for a free community repair event. Awesome volunteers will be on hand to help you figure out and possibly fix household items. It’s a fun way to learn about repair, save money, and keep things from going into the trash.
𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐈 𝐛𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐨 𝐛𝐞 𝐫𝐞𝐩𝐚𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐝?
– Clean clothes and textiles
– Small electronics
– Small home appliances
* Some repairs may not be available at every event. To confirm an item you want to bring can be repaired, email sustainability@clackamas.us with a description of your item. This page is not always monitored!
Location: Ledding Library of Milwuakie
Thursday, March 20, Tabling at 5:30, Panel at 6:30: RUMBLE ON THE RIVER Community Forum #22 – “Renewable” Fuels: Climate Fix or Magical Thinking?
Just as it seemed that we were making real climate progress, the fossil fuel industry is sidetracking elected officials, regulators and business leaders with a rash of climate solution diversions. In the face of Zenith Energy’s plans to make Portland the West Coast center for so-called renewable diesel and sustainable aviation fuel, the panel will examine how renewable diesel is fraught with all kinds of problems and dangers and actually may have a higher carbon footprint than petroleum-based fuels and how renewable natural gas actually comes from methane produced by tortured animals in factory farms.
Panel:
- Amy van Saun—Senior Attorney with Center for Food Safety, serves with Stand Up To Factory Farms
- Jeremiah Hayden—Staff Reporter at Street Roots
- Dan Serres–Advocacy Director with Columbia Riverkeeper
- Barbara Bernstein—Host of KBOO Radio’s Locus Focus, Film Maker–most recent productions are “Once A Braided River” and “Chasing Chimeras–The Lure of Deceptive Climate Solutions”
- Moderator: Dineen Crowe, Campaign Manager with 350PDX
Location: Havurah Shalom, 825 NW 18th Ave
Ongoing: Boycott New Seasons
On the day prior to Thanksgiving, over 1000 workers across 11 union New Seasons stores went on strike over unfair labor practices. Keep supporting the workers struggle by shopping somewhere else until workers get the fair contract they deserve!
Sign the pledge, donate to the strike fund, and take action here.
If you think you see ICE and/or anyone you know is detained, call the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition hotline: 1-888-622-1510. It’s answered every day until about 8pm!
March for Bernie Rally, January 23, 2016