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  • Shelter, Safety & Community Care Webinar (Virtual)

    Virtual
    Community Partner

    Join Upstream Access’ Community Storytelling Series Our Preparedness, Our Power: Stories of Individual and Collective Resilience. A three-part storytelling webinar series centering disabled voices in emergency preparedness. Together, we’ll explore evacuation, community resilience, and access to power — what they really mean for survival, equity, and justice. Language Access Provided: ASL, Spanish interpretation, and CART captions in English and Spanish. Thu, Nov 6 | 12–1:30 pm:  Rooted at Home — Shelter, Safety & Community Care Preparedness is collective, rooted in relationships. Social connection reduces isolation, supports mental well-being, and strengthens response. Resilience grows through networks of care Community care = survival Stories + steps for collective resilience Contact admin@upstreamaccess.org for additional accommodations. Register by clicking here!   Únete a la Serie de narración comunitaria de Upstream Access Nuestra preparación, nuestro poder: Historias de resiliencia individual y colectiva Una serie de seminarios web en tres partes que centra las voces de personas con discapacidades en la preparación para emergencias. Juntes, exploraremos la evacuación, la resiliencia comunitaria y el acceso a la energía — lo que realmente significan para la supervivencia, la equidad y la justicia. Acceso lingüístico disponible: lenguaje de señas estadounidense (ASL, por sus siglas en inglés), interpretación al español, […]

  • Karaoke Giving

    Depoe Bay Community Hall 220 SE Bay St., Depoe Bay, OR, United States
    Community Partner

  • PDX Deaf Community Day (Portland)

    Portland International Airport 7000 NE Airport Way, Portland, OR, United States
    Community Partner

    The Oregon Association of the Deaf (OAD) invites you to join us for PDX Deaf Community Day on Friday, November 14th, from 12 to 4 PM at Portland International Airport, Mezzanine Level, North End. This event celebrates connection, accessibility, and community. You can explore parts of the airport beyond the security checkpoint, try out Aira ASL with airport staff, and meet community partners including Bridges Oregon, Port of Portland, and OAD. There will be free Sizzle Pie pizza, on-site ASL interpretation, and three hours of free parking for all participants. Register on Eventbrite to reserve your spot: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../pdx-deaf-community-day... ASL Video announcement: https://youtu.be/fiAoU6RxehI

  • Club-21 Movie (Tillamook)

    Tillamook Coliseum Theater 310 Main Ave., Tillamook, OR, United States
    Community Partner

    Join Club-21 for a showing of Back to the Future! Meet at 3:45PM for the 4:00PM showing at the Tillamook Coliseum Theater. For more information and to RSVP contact Sarah at 928-460-2196 or smetzger1011@icloud.com Club-21 is a social group for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

  • 48th Annual Restoration Pow-Wow (Lincoln City)

    Chinook Winds Casino Resort 1777 NW 44th St., Lincoln City, OR, United States
    Community Partner

    48th Annual Siletz Restoration Pow-Wow Chinook Winds Casino Saturday, November 15th, 2025 The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians invites you to our Annual 48th Restoration, held at Chinook Winds Casino Resort. Grand Entry will be at 6:00 PM. All Dancers and Drummers are welcome! This is a family event; drugs and alcohol will not be tolerated. The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians and Chinook Winds Casino Resort are not responsible for injuries and lost or stolen items.

  • Coastal Self-Advocacy Group Monthly Meeting (Virtual)

    Virtual
    Clatsop

    Join the Coastal Self-Advocacy group for their monthly zoom meet-up! Every 3rd Tuesday of the Month from 1:30pm - 2:30 pm. This is open to individuals and families with I/DD. Register by clicking here.

  • SPARC Monthly Meeting (St. Helens)

    St. Helens Community Center 2625 Gable Rd., St. Helens, OR, United States
    Columbia

    Monthly SPARC meetings are a wonderful way for individuals with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) to engage and connect with one another. Each month, the meetings are centered around a different theme, keeping the experience fresh and exciting. Visit the website by clicking here to find this months theme and register! The core of these meetings is to foster a sense of community. By bringing people together regularly, SPARC helps to combat social isolation, which can be a significant challenge for many individuals with IDD. The themed activities—whether it’s a craft night, a talent show, or a game day—provide a natural and enjoyable way for friendships to blossom. Participants can discover shared hobbies, laugh together, and support one another in a safe and welcoming environment. Ultimately, these monthly SPARC meetings are more than just events; they are vital opportunities for growth and connection. They celebrate the unique contributions of each individual, empowering them to build meaningful relationships and feel a deeper sense of belonging. The changing themes ensure that the program remains dynamic, consistently offering new avenues for fun, learning, and genuine human connection.

  • Community Conversations with ODDS (Virtual)

    Virtual
    ODDS/ODHS

    Join ODDS leadership on Zoom to share your feedback and experiences. All are welcome to attend these virtual meetings. Each month will have a different topic or focus. They meet every first Wednesday of the month from noon to 1 p.m. No registration required. These events are facilitated by the Partnership and Accessibility Resource Unit. This month's topic is: Case Manage​ment Liaison Team Date: December 3rd Time: noon to 1 p.m. How to attend: Use this link to open the Zoom meeting. They also invite you to send your questions or feedback ahead of time using the feedback form. You can fill it out in Arabic, English, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Somali, Spanish and Vietnamese. Deadline: Please send your questions by 8 a.m. on the Monday before the meeting. You don’t have to submit a question to attend the meeting. You can also ask new questions during the meeting. If they can’t answer your question during the meeting, a staff member will get back to you via email. If you want privacy, you can also ask them to respond by email.

  • Disability Stories of Tech & Power Webinar (Virtual)

    Virtual
    Community Partner

    Join Upstream Access’ Community Storytelling Series Our Preparedness, Our Power: Stories of Individual and Collective Resilience. A three-part storytelling webinar series centering disabled voices in emergency preparedness. Together, we’ll explore evacuation, community resilience, and access to power — what they really mean for survival, equity, and justice. Language Access Provided: ASL, Spanish interpretation, and CART captions in English and Spanish. Thu, Dec 4 | 12–1:30 pm : Charged for Survival — Disability Stories of Tech & Power For disabled people, electricity is survival. Outages risk health, dignity, and connection. We’ll share lived experiences, strategies (including solar, batteries, and generators), and call for advocacy. Electricity is a lifeline Tools sustain independence Advocacy for equitable access Contact admin@upstreamaccess.org for additional accommodations. Register by clicking here!   Únete a la Serie de narración comunitaria de Upstream Access Nuestra preparación, nuestro poder: Historias de resiliencia individual y colectiva Una serie de seminarios web en tres partes que centra las voces de personas con discapacidades en la preparación para emergencias. Juntes, exploraremos la evacuación, la resiliencia comunitaria y el acceso a la energía — lo que realmente significan para la supervivencia, la equidad y la justicia. Acceso lingüístico disponible: lenguaje de señas estadounidense (ASL, por […]