City of Eugene Ignores State Law on Camping
by Alexis Weisend | OREGON LAW REQUIRES A LOCAL AGENCY THAT DELIVERS SOCIAL SERVICES TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS BE INFORMED WHERE AND WHEN A 72-HOUR NOTICE IS POSTED. BUT EUGENE IS LOOKING THE OTHER WAY.
Protecting Pride
by Ella Hutcherson | AN INCREASE IN HATEFUL COMMENTS AT SCHOOL BOARD MEETINGS HAS LED TO AN IMPASSIONED RESPONSE BY THE COMMUNITY
Summer Fun?
by Ella Hutcherson | WITH A LACK OF STATE FUNDING FOR SUMMER PROGRAMMING FOR KIDS, COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS ARE SUFFERING
‘Respect the Pillow’
by Bentley Freeman | FREE SPEECH PLAZA VENDORS SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATED TO KEEP THEIR CANOPIES
Semester Switch
by Ella Hutcherson | 4J HIGH SCHOOLS WILL RUN ON A DIFFERENT — AND CONTROVERSIAL — SCHEDULE NEXT YEAR
Appealing to News Audiences or News Funders? An Empirical Analysis of the Solutions Journalism Network’s Revenue Project
by Jacob Nelson and Nicole Dahmen | Many newsrooms have begun pursuing “solutions journalism,” which is defined as a rigorous journalistic method that reports on evidence-based responses to societal problems. What remains to be seen, however, is whether this approach…
‘Security Through Obscurity’
by Bentley Freeman, Alexis Weisend, and Evan Weston | PROPOSED RULES BEFORE THE EUGENE CITY COUNCIL MAY MAKE IT MORE DIFFICULT FOR UNHOUSED PEOPLE TO FIND A LEGAL PLACE TO CAMP WITHOUT FACING HIGHER FINES — OR EVEN JAIL
No Place for Hate
by Ella Hutcherson | STUDENTS AT SPENCER BUTTE MIDDLE SCHOOL INCITE CHANGE TO 4J SAFETY REPORTING PROCESS
Rapid evictions for homeless campers in Eugene rise dramatically
Catalyst reporter Alexis Weisend speaks with OPB about her story on rapid evictions for homeless campers in the Eugene area.
Position One, Politicized
by Ella Hutcherson | TWO CANDIDATES FOR 4J SCHOOL BOARD SPELL OUT THEIR PRIORITIES, INTERESTS FOR STUDENTS