Dear Respond to Racism LO community, In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we will be suspending all public RtR events until further notice....

LO doesn't always do the greatest job of celebrating the history makers in our midst. With that in mind, we would like to congratulate...

In case you missed it, the latest column in our monthly series with the Lake Oswego Review tackles the subject of thoughtful and...

At our last monthly community meeting, RtR steering committee member Christine Moses led a discussion titled "A Design Thinking Approach...

Since Lake Oswego, in most respects, is operating from a major deficit when it comes to diversity, equity, and inclusion, there is a...

During the May 6, 2019 Respond to Racism community meeting, Dr. Paul T. Miller shared a presentation on the history of racist public...

Author's Note: This Week's 5 is a weekly collection of stories designed to provide insight into how racism works and serve as an easily...

Author's Note: This Week's 5 is a weekly collection of stories designed to provide insight into how racism works and serve as an easily...

Author's Note: This Week's 5 is a weekly collection of stories designed to provide insight into how racism works and serve as an easily...

The Feb. 18 Respond to Racism student panel was full of powerful, poignant, and at times, heartbreaking moments. Recently, we released...