Comprehensive report on the condition of women and girls in Oregon produced by AAUW and LWV-MP.

Salem City Club hosts a debate between proponents (Keep Salem Safe) and opponents (Salem Can Do Better) of the City of Salem initiative to pass a bond to build a new police facility.

Willamette Heritage Center's third History in the News event focuses on Oregon laws governing the protection of children's health in school

Salem City Club sponsored a debate on BM 97 - the initiative that would create a tax on corporations' gross receipts to fund education and other human services.

Faith Community of Color and Representatives of Law Enforcement and Community Leaders discuss issues of race in the Salem / Keizer area.

This panel discussion is the second installment of History in the News a project of the Willamette Heritage Center and Oregon Humanities.  The panelists discuss the history of minimum wage, hours and other work place regulations in Oregon.

Faith Community of Color and Representatives of Law Enforcement and Community Leaders discuss issues of race in the Salem / Keizer area.

Rev. Jack Sullivan, Jr., in his address at the annual dinner of Oregonians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty, talks about the immorality of the death penalty.

Willamette Heritage Center presents a discussion of conventions and how Oregon influences national politics.

"Pollinators" were the star of the show at a panel on bees and beekeepers.