Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility

@oregonpsr.bsky.social

Statewide advocacy organization that brings the health perspective to environmental and social justice issues. We seek a healthy, just, & peaceful world for present and future generations. https://www.oregonpsr.org/ Links in bio: linktr.ee/oregon_psr

Rumble on the River Community Forum #30 // What is the Deal with Data Centers? - Episode 2 Data centers are expanding fast. They strain water, energy, and land while offering few jobs. 📅 Tuesday, April 28 🚪 Info tables: 5:30 pm 🎤 Panel: 6:30 pm 📍 First Unitarian Portland, 1211 SW Main 💰 Free

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“Rumble on the River Community Forums 30”

“What’s the deal with data centers? EP. 2.0”

“Doors / Info Tables @ 5:30 p.m.
Panel @ 6:30 p.m.”

“Date: Tuesday, April 28th
@ First Unitarian Portland
1211 SW Main”

“ERROR”

“Save Your State?”

“2.0 Update Complete 100%”

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Who controls the story of Hiroshima and Nagasaki? If you’re in the DC area, join a screening of BOMBSHELL, a documentary on how the U.S. shaped the narrative around the atomic bomb and the journalists who challenged it. 📅 April 7, 6–9 PM 📍 National Press Club Register (free) @ the link in our bio

Graphic promoting a film screening and discussion for BOMBSHELL. The image features a stylized bomb with the word “BOMBSHELL” across it and the tagline “They created the bomb. Then created its story.” over a background of layered historical text and imagery.

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“SCREENING & DISCUSSION
AMERICAN EXPERIENCE FILMS

BOMBSHELL
THEY CREATED THE BOMB. THEN CREATED ITS STORY.

Eighty years after the atomic bombings of Japan, BOMBSHELL investigates how the US government co-opted the press and censored firsthand reporting from the ground in order to control the narrative about the bomb, while minimizing the horrific human toll.

Join us for the film screening, followed by a discussion and Q&A with filmmakers Ben Loeterman and Gaia De Simoni.

April 7, 2026 | 6–9:00 PM
National Press Club

Register at: stnl.cr/bombshell_screening”

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"Right now, climate work is hard – and scary. What helps is joy-forward, relational organizing. Fighting well-funded systems of harm is rarely fun, but it’s more bearable when you’re not doing it alone." Read more from Energize Bend Coalition Coordinator Brennan Breen in this guest piece 👇

How Energize Bend creates meaning, community, and joy in local climate work | Breach Collective

A guest story from Energize Bend Coalition Coordinator Brennan Breen. The Energize Bend Coalition is one of Breach Collective’s close allies. Together, we are working to transition away from f...

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