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Refugee Journalists Fleeing for Their Lives

April 5, 2024

Learn about journalists from around the world who are refugees because their reporting led to threats to them and/or their families. This program is part of the University of Oregon’s conference, “Extra, Extra! Refugee Journalists Become the Story – Migrating to Stay Alive.”


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Who Will Serve as Eugene’s Next Councilors?

March 29, 2024

Candidates from Wards 1 and 2 answer questions from KLCC’s Rachael McDonald as they vie to gain seats on Eugene’s City Council.


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STAR Voting

March 22, 2024

Should Eugene voters implement STAR Voting? Should Oregon voters choose ranked choice voting this November? At City Club of Eugene’s March 22 forum, learn about possible new ways to tabulate votes.


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Eugene Mayoral Candidates

March 15, 2024

Eugene mayoral candidates Shanae Joyce-Stringer, Kaarin Knudson and Stefan Strek will talk at the March 15 City Club of Eugene meeting.


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All In: Addressing Homelessness in Lane County

March 8, 2024

Lane County is coordinating its approach to homelessness through a state program, All In. Learn more at City Club of Eugene’s March 8 program at Carlita’s in the Gordon Hotel. Live/livestream.


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Campaign Financing in Oregon: The Dangers of Dark Money

March 1, 2024

Oregon voters may get to weigh in on legislation to curb the impact of dark money in political campaigns. Currently, Oregon has no restrictions on political donations. City Club of Eugene welcomes speakers Dan Meek and Rick Metsger.


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YouthLine: Bringing Peer-to-Peer Support to Every Youth

February 23, 2024

Youth suicide rates are higher in Lane County than statewide. Join others at City Club of Eugene to learn about a 24/7 program, YouthLine, that provides immediate peer-to-peer services to youth.


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No Program Before Presidents Day

February 16, 2024

Join us again on Friday, Feb. 23!


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What’s New at the Ballmer Institute for Behavioral Health?

February 9, 2024

The Ballmer Institute for Children’s Behavioral Health is a new University of Oregon initiative designed to increase the workforce addressing children’s mental health issues. The Institute is already nationally recognized. Join City Club of Eugene’s attendees to learn more.


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A City for the Arts: The Arts Economy of Eugene

February 2, 2024

Get a better understanding of the impact of the arts on Eugene’s economy with our speakers: Kelly Johnson, Arts and Business Alliance of Eugene; Josh Neckels, Eugene Ballet; and Kari Westlund, Travel Lane County. Friday, Feb. 2, noon, live/livestream.