TODAY! NOON! Swing by T.C. O'Leary's and catch France v Spain, grab some fish & chips, say hello to Oregon PSR, and snag a free Save-the-World Cup book. 2926 NE Alberta St., PDX
Oregon Physicians for Social Responsibility
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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
Come out to Parklane Park TOMORROW (Sunday) and say hello! We will be there, as part of Sunday Parkways, from 11-4pm. More info on food, music and even other parks you can visit (AFTER YOU SAY HI TO US!) at the link in our bio
Oregon PSR's Save the World cup program is using the World's Game to talk about one of the biggest threats facing the world: nuclear weapons. Join us as we briefly breakdown the teams and nations in Groups C & D.
⚽Come join OPSR tonight at Beulahland Coffee & Alehouse (118 NE 28th Ave. Portland, OR 97232) to watch the USA v Paraguay match - TONIGHT (6/12)! Game starts at 6! Come talk soccer, nukes, and maybe go home with an OPSR soccer ball!
The world's biggest sporting event is here, and Oregon PSR's Save the World Cup campaign is using it to raise awareness about one of the biggest threats facing humanity: nuclear weapons. Let's meet the teams in Groups A and B & learn more on where their countries stand on nukes and disarmament.
In honor of Malcolm X's birthday, listen as OPSR's Vincent Intondi discusses on the Everyday Ambassador podcast the friendship of Malcolm X and Yuri Kochiyama, as well as Malcolm's perspective of the linkages between racism, nuclear weapons and colonialism. Full ep here: buff.ly/m2jNpjK
Join Havurah Shalom’s Climate Action Team, Racial Justice Committee, Oregon PSR, and community partners for a free screening of Inhabitants: An Indigenous Perspective. 📅 Sunday, May 17 🕒 3–5 PM 📍 Havurah Shalom, PDX 🚪 Doors open at 2:30 PM for community tabling Register (free): buff.ly/U6MNPMq
Does it make dollars? Does it make sense? Data centers are expanding across Oregon. What are we getting in return? What are we losing? Join Oregon PSR as we co-host Data Centers in Oregon: Land Use and Economic Impacts. May 21, 6pm PT Register buff.ly/xj6uBwR
Want your voice heard on data centers? You have an opportunity TODAY at the Public Listening Session #1 hosted by the Data Center Advisory Committee. Today from 11-2. All attendees will be given 3-5 min. to share their thoughts. First-come, first-served. Access info is in the next post
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
Data centers are expanding fast across Oregon, but what does that mean for our water and wetlands? Join Oregon PSR and partners for: Data Centers in Oregon: Water, Wetlands, and the Path Forward 📅 April 22 🕒 6–7:30 PM 📍 Zoom Register: tinyurl.com/DataCentersO...
Show up for our youth! On April 13, youth in Lighthiser v. Trump will appear before the Ninth Circuit in Portland. Join @youthvgov & @publicjustice_ to watch the hearing, rally, and support youth defending their rights to life and liberty. RSVP: bit.ly/lighthiser-RSVP-portland
Press conference TODAY on CEI Hub risks. Show up. Stand with Oregon PSR and Portland communities at 11am. Let City Council know our health and safety come first. 45+ neighborhood associations and 35+ orgs are already calling for action. 📍 Augustana Lutheran Church, 2710 NE 14th Ave (TriMet 8&24)
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
This St. Patrick's Day, a look at Ireland's long, sustained commitment to fighting for a nuclear free world. From the Irish Resolutions in 1958, to being first to sign the NPT in 1968, to signing the TPNW on day one in 2017 and more. ☘️
"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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TAKE ACTION: Big Oil companies are lobbying Congress for total immunity from any actions that could help them accountable for fueling the climate crisis. Join the growing number of voices urging Congress to protect our right to hold Big Oil accountable. actionnetwork.org/petitions/te...
See OPSR at PIELC this week in Eugene! Our Healthy Climate Program Director, Samantha Hernandez, will join the panel “Fighting Back with Local Power,” to speak on using public health to electrify Portland. 📅 Sat., Mar 14 ⏰ 10:15 📍 Global Scholars Hall 132, Eugene
"By slashing this budget, the state is knowingly making neighborhoods less safe for the very people who funded these programs." - Steph Noll, Oregon Trails Coalition bikeportland.org/2026/03/06/t...
Transportation advocates say lawmakers 'betrayed public trust' with budget bill votes
Dozens of nonprofits from across Oregon will not let lawmakers forget this betrayal.
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BREAKING: Judge bars feds from using tear gas that could seep into nearby Gray’s Landing apartments in Portland unless there’s an imminent threat to life @oregonian.com www.oregonlive.com/crime/2026/0...
War with Iran will not make anyone safer. It will bring more death, more instability, and greater danger across the Middle East and the world. Read Oregon PSR’s full statement: buff.ly/bL7JH5H
☢️ Nukes don't make us safe. During the week of the International Day of Disarmament and Non-Proliferation Awareness and the March 1 anniversary of the Castle Bravo nuclear test, we remember the harm nuclear testing has caused. Keep nuclear testing in the past. Support S.3090 and H.R.5894.
Tomorrow!!!
Later this month: 📽 Half-Life of Memory – Feb 25 (5pm) 📽 Gas Me, Teddy – Feb 25 (6pm) as part of Action Night: Tear Gas hosted by @350pdx.bsky.social co-sponsored by OPSR Learn more about these and other upcoming screenings at www.oregonpsr.org/coming_attra...
In The Nuclear Times, OPSR Executive Director Vincent Intondi reflects on Jesse Jackson’s legacy and why he made nuclear disarmament central to his 1984 campaign. Jackson saw peace and equality as inseparable and linked disarmament to justice and human survival. Read more: buff.ly/zAvrweU
RUMBLE ON THE RIVER #29: RIGGED FOR RUIN - METHANE Join us for a community forum on methane as an accelerating threat to health and climate. We’ll examine fracking harms, industry greenwashing, and real alternatives like thermal heat networks. March 24 345 NE 8th Ave Doors 5:30 | Panel 6:30
📣 We’re hiring a Membership & Communications Coordinator to join Oregon PSR (Portland, hybrid). This 20 hr/week role supports member engagement, donor stewardship, and communications—helping reduce climate and nuclear risks.
This week, EPA finalized its repeal of the Endangerment Finding, the legal basis for regulating greenhouse gas pollution under the Clean Air Act. Without it, federal authority to limit climate pollution is significantly weakened, putting public health at greater risk.
📣 We’re hiring a Membership & Communications Coordinator to join Oregon PSR (Portland, hybrid). This 20 hr/week role supports member engagement, donor stewardship, and communications—helping reduce climate and nuclear risks.
🎬 Film has the power to educate, challenge, and inspire action. We’re highlighting upcoming documentary screenings across our community on nuclear weapons, climate justice, human rights & public health. Find film-specific listings & info at: www.oregonpsr.org/coming_attra...
How do governments justify the unjustifiable? Join OPSR for The Decision to Drop the Bomb. Vincent Intondi examines the story behind the decision made 80 years ago and the narratives used to explain & defend that choice. 🗓️ Wed., Feb. 4 🕕 6:00 PM PT 💻 Zoom (oregonpsr.org/decision) (link in bio)