✊🏽 Celebrate and Support Worker Rights
Join us for an inspiring evening dedicated to advancing worker justice! Your participation helps NWJP continue its vital work supporting low-wage, immigrant, and contingent workers in the fight for fair wages and dignity in the workplace.
What to Expect:
• Catering provided by Elephants Delicatessen
• Community & Celebration
📍 Venue & Accessibility
Irving Street Studio – 907 NW Irving St, Portland, OR 97209
We are working to make our event as accessible and welcoming as possible. Please reach out to Maesie Speer with any questions or needs at maesie@nwjp.org.
The Irving Street Studio entrance has a small flight of stairs. An ADA ramp and accessible entrance is available facing the parking lot at 721 NW 9th Ave Portland Or, 97209.
All-gender single stall bathrooms and an ADA bathroom are available inside the venue.
Spanish interpretation will be provided for the live program via headset. Please reach out to maesie@nwjp.org if you or someone in your party would like to reserve a headset.
🎤 Featured Speaker:
Scot Nakagowa in conversation with NWJP board member and Oregon Nurses Association organizer, Jill Pham.
Scot Nakagowa is a political strategist and organizer with over four decades of experience exploring questions of structural racism, white supremacy, and social justice. Scot has deep Oregon roots, reaching back to co-chairing the groundbreaking 1992 No On 9 campaign.
Scot is the co-founder and director of the 22nd Century Initiative, a national strategy and action hub building power at the intersection of opposition to authoritarianism and expanding democratic governance in the U.S. He writes regularly at The Anti-Authoritarian Playbook.
