Civil & Human Rights

Organizations that focus on advocacy for civil and human rights issues, specifically through policy, education and/or community organizing.

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BIPOC-Led Organization
The ACLU of Oregon defends against fascism and advances civil liberties and civil rights for a more just, equitable, and caring democracy.
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Basic Rights Oregon works to ensure all LGBTQ+ Oregonians experience equality.
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Call to Safety is a comprehensive 24/7/365 support line for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.
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The CLEAR Clinic provides free legal services that aim to tear down legal barriers that stop our community from enjoying each members’ full
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Disability Rights Oregon turns rights into reality by promoting and defending the rights of people with disabilities.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
Family Forward advocates for policies that value caregiving, such as affordable child care, paid family and medical leave, and more.
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Our 250+ member coalition is working toward a future where everyone in our community has a safe, stable place to call home.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
IMIrJ organizes people of faith and immigrants to advance immigrant justice through action and accompanying people facing deportation
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BIPOC-Led Organization
ICS advances equity and justice for thousands of immigrants and refugees each year through robust legal services, education, and advocacy.
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BIPOC-Led Organization OCT Qualified
From emergency support to systemic change, Latino Network defends immigrant rights, reproductive freedom, and builds collective power.
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Founded by Lincoln High School students in 2009, Mission: Citizen prepares future citizens for the naturalization exam & active citizenship.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
Grounded in Native values, NICWA fiercely advocates for Native children, families, and communities and upholds Tribal sovereignty.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
All of us working together can build a better economy that works for everyone who calls Oregon home, not just the wealthy few.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
OJRC works to advance civil rights and strengthen legal representation for historically underserved communities.
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We work with survivors of violence and people convicted of crime to end mass incarceration, advance racial justice, and promote safety.
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New BIPOC-Led Organization
Founded in 2006, PIRC’s Hotline is there for Oregon’s community 24/7, 365. At Court, Check-Ins, or on the road, PIRC’s people and community
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BIPOC-Led Organization
We work to dismantle qualified immunity, defend constitutional rights, and make government accountable to the people.
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We provide life-saving shelter and services for families escaping domestic violence—while working to prevent future abuse through education.
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New BIPOC-Led Organization
A neighborhood effort to interrupt racism in Clackamas County, Oregon.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
We make justice accessible for all, offering affordable legal help that turns barriers into breakthroughs for families in crisis.
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Street Roots provides independent journalism and dignified, low-barrier income opportunities for vendors, who sell our weekly paper.
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OCT Qualified BIPOC-Led Organization
The Immigrant Story preserves immigrant voices, fostering empathy, combating erasure, and documenting Oregon’s diverse cultural heritage.
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We're creating safe, complete streets, accessible to all Oregonians through education, community building, and transformative advocacy.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
Unite Oregon organizes statewide to end systemic inequity and for an equitable society for immigrants, refugees, BlPOC, and rural people.
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BIPOC-Led Organization
Worker-led nonprofit connecting immigrant day laborers and domestic workers with fair jobs, education, and community power.
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Youth, Rights & Justice advances the rights of children and families through advocacy in the courts, schools, legislature, and community.
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