We are a statewide coalition of students advocating for equal access to education by empowering students and strengthening communities of color.
OSERA is collecting students’ stories to guide an upcoming Gender Inclusive Spaces (GIS) campaign.
In order to increase access to gender-neutral bathrooms, changing areas, and living quarters, we need to hear your stories and your needs.
Share your story now and help change the future of education in Oregon!
OSCC participates in a round table discussion with gubernatorial candidate Bill Bradbury on how to best serve communities of color throughout Oregon:
On the weekend of February 1-3, 2008, over 250 students of color and allies came together at Oregon State University for the 7th Annual Oregon Students of Color Conference (OSCConference). Students participated in over 80 workshops focused on issues impacting students of color in postsecondary education and grassroots organizing skills. Over the weekend attendees were able to hear from three phenomenal and inspiring speakers, Kelly Zen-Yie Tsai, Carmen Berkley, and Kenyon Farrow. Thanks to our presenters, speakers, the OSCC Board, and all students who attended this educational and very successful weekend. A special thank you to all OSCConference sponsors, Black United Fund of Oregon, Oregon Student Foundation, Associated Students of Oregon State University, and Campus Progress. Thanks for all your support!
Oregon Students of Color Coalition
635 NE Dekum St.
Portland, OR 97211
Phone: 503-286-0477
Fax: 503-286-0924
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