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Emma J Nelson

Author: Emma J Nelson

Training Trauma Intervention

Trauma Intervention Program of Lane County’s spring training sessions are fast approaching

News 3 weeks ago

Devonne Maxey was her father’s care provider leading up to his death in 2012, and she was the only one in the house with him … Continue reading →

SASSing Back

Sexual Assault Support Services of Lane County continues with prevention services despite federal funding cuts 

News 1 month ago

Jane Brinkley was Sexual Assault Support Services (SASS) of Lane County’s youngest crisis line respondent at just 18 years old. “She provided hundreds of hours … Continue reading →

Sound as a Beall

Beall Concert Hall celebrates its 100th birthday with a weekend of music

EW-ExtraMusic 2 months ago

Beall Concert Hall, host to hundreds of performances from the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance and the Oregon Bach Festival, is celebrating … Continue reading →

‘Lost the Color in Our Rainbow’

A graphic novel with a queer protagonist was removed from Siuslaw High School library shelves

News 2 months ago

Flamer, a graphic novel about 14-year-old Aiden Navarro and his experience at a Boy Scout summer camp as his queer identity conflicts with his Catholic … Continue reading →

CAHOOTS in Crisis

White Bird Clinic announced a drastic reduction in the crisis services’ hours amid staff lay offs

EW-Extra 2 months ago

CAHOOTS Eugene and Springfield’s premiere crisis response program that provides mobile intervention in mental and medical crises, is itself in crisis due to a budget … Continue reading →

The End of Juliana

U.S. Supreme Court denied request for review in Eugene-based climate justice case

EW-Extra 2 months ago

The Juliana v. United States case — which was brought by Our Children’s Trust, a Eugene-based nonprofit public interest law firm that provides legal services … Continue reading →

eug Expands to port, cruz

Publisher of eug announced April 1 that the local paper would become a bit less local

Satire 2 months ago

Posted 2025-04-01 By spring 2026, eug plans to launch affiliate papers in two alt-weekly news deserts: Portland, Oregon, and Santa Cruz, California. The affiliate papers, … Continue reading →

Spring Breaking Barriers

Oregon nonprofits make outdoor adventures accessible to all

Outdoors 2 months ago

Rocky or uneven terrain, steep inclines, roaring rapids and a lack of guidance all serve as barriers to getting people outdoors, especially those with limited … Continue reading →

Stacking the School Boards

Politics aren’t just in the classroom — they’re on the board

News 2 months ago

Candidate filings for Oregon’s May 20 Special Election are in, and school boards are in the hot seat with it being the first election since … Continue reading →

Say ‘Jell-O’!

Maude Kerns Art Center returns March 22 with its annual gelatin feast for the eyes

Arts 2 months ago

The 36th annual Jell-O Art Show returns to Maude Kerns Art Center for one night only Saturday, March 22, with the ever-interpretable theme “Hell-O Jell-O.” … Continue reading →

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