Heady Writing From the Streets of Eugene, Oregon
Once again, on April 29, Eugenians took to the streets to protest the development of “Cop City”—the $90 million police training facility in Atlanta, Georgia’s Weelaunee Forest—and the killing of environmental activist Manuel Esteban...
A little more than two months after their first protest in Eugene, family and friends of Edward “Eddie” Dungan returned for the weekend of April 21-22 to continue to voice their anger at both...
On April 22, climate justice activists took to downtown Eugene to celebrate some mighty wins for forest defense. Oregon Wild, Cascadia Wildlands, and 350 Eugene organized the event bringing together over 200 Eugenians for...
Despite claims that a “conservative slate” will not include “right-wing radicals,” some of the candidates’ social media accounts show otherwise.
“A 36-year-old man with no medical issues prior doesn’t just die.”
Eugenians gathered for Tyre Nichols who was killed by Memphis police officers earlier this month.
For the second time this year, the Eugene community came together for a candlelight vigil following the killing of yet another individual by law enforcement — this time in Atlanta, Georgia. On Jan. 20,...
Community members gathered under the gazebo at the Owen Rose Garden on the evening of Jan. 15 for a candlelight vigil for Keenan Anderson in solidarity with other organized vigils across the country. Anderson—a...
On Jan. 4, the annual State of the City event returned to the Hult Center following a two-year COVID-19 pandemic-related absence. The roughly 90-minute event opened with a performance of “Paso Doble” by Llarona...
Twitter was a crucial part of Double Sided Media’s founding and became an integral tool for what we do — especially with live-tweeting during the George Floyd protests in the Eugene-area during 2020-2021. But...
