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Copyright © 2023 Basic Rights Oregon

P.O. Box 40625
Portland, OR 97240

Phone: 503-222-6151

Email: info@basicrights.org

Are you a seasoned communications professional with lived experience in the LGBTQ2SIA+ community? Join the Basic Rights Oregon team as a Communications Manager and help us develop and execute strategic communications that amplify our mission, elevate

Newsletter out now! Read about how Portland is responding to anti-trans ideology through community events and local legislation, as well as opportunities to join us for some FUNdraisers, including a dance party and drag show tonight at Queer’d

Join us Monday, March 30th from 5 to 10 p.m. at McMenamins Bagdad Theater & Pub for a friends and family night benefiting BRO! Half of the night’s proceeds will go towards our Statewide Action Summit, which allows us to offer discounted tic

It's official! Our Statewide Action Summit is just one month away. Register by March 20th for TWO days of connection, organizing, and collaborating in Corvallis, OR. This is your chance to Rise Up and Fight Back to support LGBTQ+ Oregonians. See the

Basic Rights Oregon is proud to share that House Bill 4088 successfully passed the final vote in the Capitol and is off to the Governor's desk to be signed into law.

We want to thank the Oregon legislators who support strengthening the basic rights

Grab your gay pals and allies, and head on down to the McMenamins Bagdad Theater and Pub on Hawthorne on March 30 for Friends and Family Night supporting Basic Rights Oregon.

50% of proceeds will help support our upcoming Statewide Action Summit. T

WE ARE HIRING! Basic Rights Oregon is seeking a full-time Communications Manager to help lead the development and execution of strategic communications that amplify our mission, elevate LGBTQ2SIA+ community voices, and expand our impact in fundraisin

Basic Rights Oregon has signed onto a letter--along with dozens of state-based equality organizations across the country--to support the people of Kansas following the passage of SB 244, a dangerous and discriminatory law targeting the rights of tran