Editor's Note: Finite and Unpredictable
Civil Discourse and Civil Resistance
Oregon Humanities’ 2018–19 Think & Drink series examines themes of journalism and justice.
Listening over Litigation
The High Desert Partnership provides a collaborative vision for Harney County.
Engagement and Environment
OPAL seeks to bring more voices into conversations about environmental justice.
Supporting Urgent Conversations
Responsive Program Grants help communities across Oregon respond to pressing issues and events.
From the Director: We the People
Family Ties
How changes to immigration legislation shape the lives of undocumented families
New Foundations
An innovative pilot project pairs families in need of housing with Portland homeowners who have a little land to spare.
Black Nightshade and Bierocks
Connecting to my Volga German ancestors through recipes
Peace and Dignity
Finding community in shared stories of unjust detention
Relearning Home
After the wild forests of Kodiak, finding belonging in a Willamette Valley orchard
Waiting
Reckoning with a father’s life and approaching death
Posts
Readers write about Settle.
Read. Talk. Think.
Croppings: Enrique Chagoya, Reverse Anthropology
Through January 27, 2019, at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art