Come join us for a celebration of women and to support women’s issues at our women’s rally on August 29 from 530 till 730 at the big flagpole on Pacific Avenue. Bring your friends! Bring a sign! Bring a chair if you want one! Use your voice! And as always some chairs and signs will be available. Snacks and water will also be available.
Brought to you by Indivisible Forest Grove.
Top Text: “SAY THEIR NAMES”
[Photos of two men recently killed by ICE on a brightly striped background] Text: Lorenzo Salgado Araujo 1974-2026 and Joan Sebastian Guerrero 1999-2026
Text below: HUMAN RIGHTS HAVE NO BORDERS!
JUSTICE FOR ALL COMMUNITIES &FAMILIES IMPACTED BY ICE
Hosted by: Mecha de PSU, Lulac- Rose City Portland, Oregon & Indivisible Forest Grove.
Join us for this rally to honor those lost and to demand justice and reform.
Gather with us to honor the memory of Joan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a 25 year old husband and father, killed by ICE agents.
There has been another murder committed by ICE agents. This time the victim is a 25 year old man, Johan (Joan) Sebastián Durán Guerrero, was shot and killed by ICE agents in Biddeford Maine on July 13th during a traffic stop. He was not the intended target of the arrest warrant, and was legally working in the US. He has been taken from his wife and his 3 year old daughter as a result of mistaken identity. Once again the federal agents did NOT have worn bodycams and claimed that he had "weaponized" his vehicle. And once again they have taken a father and husband away from his child and his wife for no reason. This has to stop and we need to continue to honor those who have been murdered by our federal government. We have planned a Candlelight Vigil to honor his memory and to pressure those in power to give him and other victims justice. We will be gathering at El Grande in Cornelius on Saturday, July 18th at 8:30.
Join us.
Mourn the death of Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and demand justice
This Sunday, 8:30 pm, in front of the Forest Grove Library
Lorenzo Salgado Araujo was murdered by ICE in Houston on Friday, July 10, as he was driving his employees to work. He was a Mexican national who had been in the United States for 35 years. He was a homebuilder and a father, following the legal pathway toward naturalization; his family said he was very close to becoming a citizen. ICE claims are the usual: he was “weaponizing his vehicle.” This is disputed by the witnesses.
We will gather in front of Forest Grove library to solemnly and peacefully mourn his unjust death, to demand justice and to demand that ICE cease terrorizing all our communities.
All are welcome. '
at 7 PM this Friday, July 10, we will be hosting a chat with our new police chief, David Marzilli. Bring your questions, bring your comments he is happy to meet with us and we appreciate his willingness.
We’ll be meeting at the United Church of Christ on the corner of 21st and Main.
Join us to celebrate Pride month as we show our support for the LBGTQIA+ civil rights, healthcare and safety. LGBTQIA+ community members and allies stand together for equal rights for all, and that includes the right to love who you love and be who you are.
Join us at the Big Flagpole on Saturday, June 27, 4:30 until about 6:00
Saturday, June 27 430 to 6 PM
Bring some friends! Bring some signs! Show your colors proudly! As always some signs and some chairs will be available.
Sign up here: https://mobilize.us/s/QZ93WR
Medicaid changes you may want to know about. The bill has passed despite challenges and there are changes coming up.
How will the changes affect you or your family and friends?
Find out here!!
No cost to attendees
Find us at the Forest Grove Senior Center located at:
Tuesday June 16th, 6:30-7:30
2037 Douglas Street
Forest Grove, Oregon
Sunday June 14th, 4PM
UCC- 2032 College Way
Forest Grove
Please join us for a Memorial Day rally. We will be focusing on asking for Peace, for an end to this illegal war. Stand up for those who have fought, and often given their lives by standing up to support the democracy for which they fought.
As always we will have extra signs, we will have some chairs available, and we invite you to bring your friends. If we want things to change we need to stand up and resist. Say no to new wars, say no to new attacks by the current administration on our people, on our safety, on our ability to provide food for our family and others, for attack on voting rights. Protect our mail in voting, and speak out against the threats of military or quasi military individuals being sent to the polls to intimidate people trying to vote. Stand up for Democracy, stand up for Peace and stand up to our neighbors!
As always we will have signs however you are also more than welcome to bring your own signs. Will be focusing mostly on labor related issues in that includes things like ICE, the attack on workers rights currently being perpetrated, etc.
We will meet at the flagpole at 4:30 to about 6 PM. As always bring a sign bring a friend, bring lots of friends, bring good energy and bring your voices to raise for our democracy.