Peace House realizes that no peace is possible without justice. We address core issues with a heart-felt dedication to social

This community-driven effort to create a permanent, public art installation inspired by the Say Their Names Memorial is a collaborative

BASE serves to create a welcoming and supportive community where Black people in Southern Oregon feel safe, respected, and comfortable

ORP was founded in 2018 by Taylor Stewart to memorialize Alonzo Tucker, Oregon’s most widely documented African American victim of

Ashland Sunrise Project is a truth and reconciliation coalition addressing our community’s history as a Sundown Town. Learn More

Lomakatsi Restoration Project is a nonprofit, grassroots organization that develops and implements forest and watershed restoration initiatives, programs and projects

The residents of the City of Ashland want all people, regardless of origin, race, color, gender, gender identity, sexual orientation,

The Black Southern Oregon Alliance (BSOA) started in 2015 when teachers, parents of African American identified students, business leaders, and

SOPRIDE MISSION STATEMENT: We are a diverse, all inclusive group of people standing in solidarity to promote our mission of

A truth and reconciliation coalition addressing our community’s history as a Sundown Town. What is a Sundown Town? We seek

Mission To inspire, activate, and model a Culture of Peace in Ashland, Oregon which will serve as a beacon of

We are a hub for community collaboration — to reduce our climate impact and build a more equitable and resilient

Our Mission Anima Mundi Productions’ mission is to create, present, and produce new musical works that harness the power of

Ashland Together partners with local newspaper, Ashland.news to tell unheard stories in the Rogue Valley. Learn more

The Empowered Arts Ensemble, a newcomer to Ashland’s theater scene, fosters creativity and collaboration among a diverse group of local youth,