In addition to the Corporation for Public Community Newspapers, please consider supporting independent local journalism in and around Eugene, Lane County/North Douglas County, and Oregon:
Ashland.News - Rogue Valley
B.E.S.T., Better Eugene Springfield Transportation
Bike Portland - Cycling and transportation
Capital Chronicle, The - Oregon state government
Chronicle, The - Springfield, Creswell, Cottage Grove, Pleasant Hill
Coburg Our Town Newsletter - Coburg
Columbia Basin Bulletin - Fish and wildlife
Daily Barometer / Orange Media Network - Oregon State University
Daily Emerald - University of Oregon
Dissonant Times - Willamette Valley grassroots media co-operative
Double Sided Media - featuring Queercor(P)™
Eugene Scene - Arts and culture news, previews, reviews, profiles events calendars
Eugene Weekly - Beloved guide to what’s happening in Eugene
Fern Ridge Review - Veneta
FUSEE- Firefighters United For Safety, Ethics & Ecology - News of the Pyrocene Era
Get Real with Rick Dancer - Montana, Idaho, Washington, Oregon
High Country News - Covering the American West from Paonia, Colorado
Highway 58 Herald - Oakridge, Westfir
Information for Public Use - Independent journalists - public records requests
Institute for Public Accuracy - David Zupan
Jefferson Public Radio - Ashland, NPR for Southern Oregon and Northern California
KEPW 97.3 FM - Eugene PeaceWorks Radio
KLCC 89.7 FM- Eugene, National Public Radio for Oregonians
KOCF 92.7 FM - Veneta, Fern Ridge Community Radio
KPNW 93.7 FM - Home of The Wake Up Call with Bill Lundun and Gerry Snyder
KRVM 91.9 FM - Eugene School District 4J
KWVA 88.1 FM - University of Oregon Campus Radio
Lane County Mugshots - Crime and punishment
Lookout Eugene-Springfield - Mayor Piercy’s favorite newspaper
Lund Report, The - Oregon healthcare
McKenzie River Reflections - McKenzie River Valley
North Douglas (and South Lane) Herald - Dedicated to our readers & the residents of North Douglas & South Lane Counties
Northwest Labor Press - Union news from Portland, Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest
Oregon Community Rights Network - Oregon community rights news
Portland Mercury - Sibling publication of Seattle's The Stranger
Pulp, The (Missoula, Montana - Columbia basin headwaters)
Radio Television Digital News Association - For journalism, for democracy, for good
Salem-Keizer Proletariat - The Salem-Keizer area from a progressive, working class perspective
Siuslaw News - Florence - Mapleton
Society of Professional Journalists - Strengthening the pillars of the free press
Solidarity News - Eugene-Springfield
Spiritual and Political Podcast, The - Alan Zundel
Street Roots - Oregon homeless
Underscore - Oregon Indian Country
UO Matters - University of Oregon "institutionalized news media organization"
Whole Community News - Planetary watersheds
Willamette Weekly - Portland and beyond
Yachats News - Yachats - Lincoln County
(and please suggest more)
Please donate to support our local civic journalism projects here in Eugene and Lane County, such as this month's featured project:
1-2-3 Consensus draws methods of governance from three North American constitutions to help large groups reach consensus on public policy issues. Each 57-minute program for KEPW-WholeCommunity.News includes
10 minute introduction with the program's host - includes description of the method through a recap of the previous discussion, coming up at at the end of this week's program
15 minute presentation from the Initiating group on their proposal
15 minutes from the Responding group
5 minutes live persons-on-the-street interviews about the two presentations
5 minutes Mediation group - with their recommendations
5 minutes resolution from previous program
2 minutes program intro and outro
1-2-3 Consensus is recorded live at a local community gathering, such as a Zoom meeting, school auditorium or concert hall.
Click at left to donate using PayPal, or send a check to: CPCN, 4785 Fox Hollow Rd, Eugene OR 97405. CPCN is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax-deductible. Please include an address where we can reach you.
"News of the Future" imagines that we live under our next constitutional system. We now have a system of self-government that honors all human rights, offers safety and security to all members of our human family, and extends this respect to the biodiversity and natural processes of the planet. What kinds of stories will we need for the News of the Future?
Click at left to donate using PayPal, or send a check to: CPCN, 4785 Fox Hollow Rd, Eugene OR 97405. CPCN is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and your donation is tax-deductible. Please include an address where we can reach you.