About the chapter
The Oregon SSN chapter launched in March 2019 with a coalition of multidisciplinary scholars and researchers from leading advocacy organizations. Oregonians have a rich history of community, labor and civic engagement and that spirit is reflected in the SSN Chapter. Currently our areas of focus include labor standards policy and enforcement, family policy, poverty, inequality, education and expanded opportunities for women, people of color and members of low-income households.
Leaders
Members
Latest Contributions
Helping Parents Get a College Education Helps Children Succeed
SSN Key Findings Brief,
Why Higher Education is a Must for Low-Income Mothers
SSN Basic Facts Brief,
Community Responses to Large-Scale Energy Projects
SSN Key Findings Brief,
Why the Olympic Games Generate Dissent and Attract Activists
SSN Key Findings Brief,
Latest In the News
"Europe's Win in the World-Cup a Sign of Colonial History and Economic Prowess," Jules Boykoff, Interview with Tanzina Vega, The Takeaway, July 9, 2018.
"Russia's 2018 World Cup Run is Over, but Putin – and Dictators Everywhere– Are Still Big Winners at Mega-Sports Events," Jules Boykoff, NBC Think, July 10, 2018.
"The World Cup in Russia Could be a Display of Bigotry, Xenophobia and Ultranationalism," Jules Boykoff, Los Angeles Times, May 14, 2018.
Hilary Boudet quoted on public opinion of fracking in Ken Broda-Bahm, "The Oil and Gas Juror: Look for Both Familiarity and Contempt" JD Supra, May 7, 2018.