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
- Economy
- Labor
- Children & Families
- Gender & Sexuality
- Race & Ethnicity
- Immigration
Portland State University
- Labor
- Economy
- Civic Engagement
- Inequality
University of Oregon
Members
Latest Contributions
To Address the Child Care Crisis, Talk to Low Wage Moms
Key Findings Brief,
Addressing Wage Theft on County Projects
Testimony,
Helping Parents Get a College Education Helps Children Succeed
Key Findings Brief,
Latest In the News
"Tokyo Olympics head Yoshiro Mori called out by Naomi Osaka and others for sexism. He must go.," Jules Boykoff, Culture and Lifestyle, Think, February 10, 2021.
"A New National Model for Preschool and Childcare in the U.S.," Mary King, Care Work and the Economy, January 15, 2021.
"On Universal Preschool, Multnomah County, Oregon, Moves to the Head of the Class," Mary King (with ), The American Prospect, November 10, 2020.
"The Coronavirus Exposes Why the Tokyo 2020 Olympics Should Be Canceled," Jules Boykoff (with ), Sports, The Nation, March 4, 2020.
"Donald Trump Is the Ugly Face of the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics," Jules Boykoff (with ), Sports, The Nation, February 20, 2020.
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