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Technology Solutions Training for Self-Advocates & Families: Learn about Assistive Technology, Adaptive Devices, and everyday items for independence. Find out about the funding process and more. Bring your questions!WHOSelf-Advocates and People with Developmental DisabilitiesFamilies, Friends, and CaregiversWHENTuesday, July 29, 2025 5:30-7:00-pm (English only session) https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../UUhxqLJ5TgK1FFbaD1Xazw...Wednesday August 20, 2025 5:30-7:00pm (with Spanish interpretation (con interpretación en español)) https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../oxCiYa4pTDCZ7ab71qDzuw...Click the links to register!
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July 30th - August 2nd | Corvallis, OR https://www.bentoncountyfair.net/
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Join Autism Society of Oregon and Alliance Services for a Field Day in the Park! There will be games, crafts, activities, food, and more! This event is open to all individuals with disabilities. Register by following this link: https://charity.pledgeit.org/fieldday
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Yamhill Community Care Organization (YCCO) is hosting a family picnic in Sheridan. Join them for a picture-perfect day filled with sunshine, prizes, and a free family resource fair all while having a delightful picnic in the park. What can you expect: Access to local community resources. Games for children and adults to be played for a chance to win exciting prizes. Sheridan families will enjoy Domino’s Pizza. For more information, contact 971-461-0532 or email Shealyn Wippert, swippert@yamhillcco.org. Visit yamhillearlylearning.org for upcoming events and resources. Check out the flyer here! |
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August 1st - 3rd | Silverton, OR Parade, arts & crafts, food court, live music, Homer's own Brew Fest, and more! https://www.homerdavenport.com/homer-days |
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An annual health and safety fair, Riverfront Family Fest is free to attend and features 65 vendors and family-friendly activities focused on increasing the quality of life for children and parents in our community. Held at Salem's Riverfront Park the first Saturday of each August, Riverfront Family Fest is one of the largest child-friendly community events in Salem with nearly 4,000 parents and children each year. This health and safety resource fair is free to attend. With a range of family-friendly activities, Riverfront Park comes to life, providing a safe and fun place for families to spend time with each other and to build new relationships with other community members.
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This year, Wine Country Pride is hosting their annual Street Fair, “Pride on Third” on Sunday, August 3rd, right on Third Street in McMinnville! Join them for a day of resources, fun, and celebration. |
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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. Date: August 6th 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. |
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August 7, 10am - 12pm Virtual, via Teams - Contact your PA for the link. For more information about the Policy Oversight group, visit https://goisn.org/policy-oversight-group/ |
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The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians hosts and invites all to come join & celebrate their annual Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow. The celebration takes place in the heart of the Siletz reservation in the town of Siletz, Oregon. Every summer during the second weekend in August, Native & Non-Native people from all over the United States & further gather here to take part in the annual Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow. For three days the community, situated on the central Oregon coast is transformed. On display is traditional dancing, drumming, and singing from all over Indigenous America and further. The gathering has an array of vendors that represents the many facets of Indigenous American Arts, Crafts and Cuisine. The Pauline Ricks Memorial Pow-Wow grounds on Government Hill becomes the beating heart of our community. The Nesika Illahee Pow-Wow is a Drug and alcohol-free event. We are not responsible for accidents, lost or stolen items. For more information, including event times, parking and shuttle information, and more, visit ctsi.nsn.us/nesika-illahee-pow-wow/ If you are interested in becoming a vendor, vendor registration is required. Please view the Nesika Illahee page for more information concerning vendors.
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Join SPARC (Self Protections, Advocacy and Rights Council) for an afternoon beach party! There will be games, pizza, prizes, and conversations around accessibility and advocacy, including information about mobi-mats and beach wheelchairs. Friday, August 8, 2025 ~ 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM Taft Waterfront Park - Covered Pavilion 825 Southwest 51st Street, Lincoln City, OR 97367 Everyone is welcome! Please bring your own chair. Please register by filling out the form linked here. The Self Protections, Advocacy and Rights Council (SPARC) is a self-advocacy group established in 2001. It is comprised of, and governed by, self-advocates who make all the decisions that govern the activities, finances, time and education of its members. SPARC meets once a month to discuss local- and national-level issues that affect people with disabilities and advise policymakers.
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August 8, 12pm - 3pm Cullaby Lake County Park, 89990 Hawkins Rd, Warrenton, OR Unwind and soak up the summer sun with friends from the community! A BBQ lunch will be served and access to the lake will be available. Contact your PA to RSVP. |
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August 9th | Lincoln City, OR This year, there will be pre-contest activities, including games, and more! https://www.explorelincolncity.com/events/annual/sandcastle-contest/
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Salem Alliance Church is hosting a Special Needs Community Summer Event (ages 14 and up) on August 9 from 1:00-4:00 pm! Location: Broadway Commons Amphitheater, 1300 Broadway St NE, Salem, OR 97301 This event is all about creating connections and building lasting friendships within the community. Enjoy lively music, exciting crafts, engaging activities, and a magical performance that will surely leave everyone smiling. Whether you’re looking to meet new friends or simply enjoy a day of laughter and creativity, they invite you to be part of a special afternoon where everyone belongs. No registration is needed, come as you are!
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Free Monthly Cooking Classes for Columbia County DD Community Provided by Columbia Pacific Food Bank and ISN Cooking Instructor: Corey Englehardt When: Second Tuesday of each month 5-6 pm Where: 1421 Columbia Blvd, St. Helens This month will be the chefs choice for recipe! Check out the full flyer here! What you will learn: How to follow recipes Food safety How to use cooking utensils How to use cooking equipment How to store food properly Cultural cuisine Contact ISN PA Pepsi at placamp@goisn.org or call 503-983-0424 to RSVP!
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August 14th - 17th | Junction City, OR Maintaining and honoring our community’s Scandinavian heritage for future generations through education and participation in cultural experiences. https://junctioncityscandia.org/
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Join us for an afternoon of food, games, and connection building! We will be joining with RCO (Resource Connections of Oregon) this time and hope you can join us while we make new friends, eat good food, and have a fun time! Please RSVP to your PA.
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Get ready to unleash your inner superhero! Join Columbia County DD Program for the First Annual All Abilities Race on Saturday, August 16th, at the Scappoose High School Track! This is more than just a race; it's a chance to support our local Community Developmental Disabilities Program and help create exciting new events and community engagement for their clients. Hosted by Columbia Community Mental Health, this superhero-themed event is for all ages and abilities. Every step counts! Event Details: Date: Saturday, August 16Location: Scappoose High School TrackTime: Check-in begins at 9:00 AM, Race starts at 10:00 AM Choose your challenge! We have both in-person and virtual options: In-Person Race: 800M: $151600M: $255K: $45Virtual Race: 800M: $101600M: $205K: $35 Ready to lace up your capes? Register today: https://runsignup.com/.../EveryStepCountsAllAbilitiesRace |
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Join SPARC (Self Protection, Advocacy and Rights Council) for an evening of pizza, games, prizes, and conversations around social media and advocacy. The Self Protection, Advocacy and Rights Council (SPARC) is a self-advocacy group established in 2001. It is comprised of, and governed by, self-advocates who make all the decisions that govern the activities, finances, time and education of its members. SPARC meets once a month to discuss local- and national-level issues that affect people with disabilities and advise policymakers. Tuesday, August 19, 2025 ~ 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM @ Bob Chisholm Community Center ~ Meeting Room 1 & 2 ~ 1225 Avenue A, Seaside, OR 97138 Everyone is welcome! Register by clicking here and completing the form!
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Join Sammy’s Place for the NEW Coastal Self-Advocacy zoom meeting! This is a great opportunity to connect with others and get involved in advocacy in your area. This meeting is every 3rd Tuesday from 4:30-5:30 pm. Please register by completing the Google Form linked here. This meeting is for individuals and families with IDD.
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Technology Solutions Training for Self-Advocates & Families: Learn about Assistive Technology, Adaptive Devices, and everyday items for independence. Find out about the funding process and more. Bring your questions!WHOSelf-Advocates and People with Developmental DisabilitiesFamilies, Friends, and CaregiversWHENTuesday, July 29, 2025 5:30-7:00-pm (English only session) https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../UUhxqLJ5TgK1FFbaD1Xazw...Wednesday August 20, 2025 5:30-7:00pm (with Spanish interpretation (con interpretación en español)) https://us02web.zoom.us/.../reg.../oxCiYa4pTDCZ7ab71qDzuw...Click the links to register!
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Join Columbia DD Program for their joyous carnival, a vibrant celebration honoring remarkable individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This incredible event promises to be filled with fun, inspiration, and unforgettable moments, leaving a lasting legacy for everyone involved. There will be games, food, resource tables, and more!
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Dance Now is a free dance hosted each month in Clatsop County on the third Thursday. It is open to all people with disabilities who are high school age and older. This month’s theme will be hats.
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Yamhill Community Care Organization (YCCO) is hosting a family picnic in McMinnville. Join them for a picture-perfect day filled with sunshine, prizes, and a free family resource fair all while having a delightful picnic in the park. What can you expect: Access to local community resources. Games for children and adults to be played for a chance to win exciting prizes. McMinnville families will be provided a delicious meal by a proud sponsor of the YCCO Early Learning Hub Family Picnic, Mama Gordita’s Kitchen, located in Dallas, OR. For more information, contact 971-461-0532 or email Shealyn Wippert, swippert@yamhillcco.org. Visit yamhillearlylearning.org for upcoming events and resources. Check out the flyer here!
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Come to the park for a great evening of entertainment, snacks, games, crafts, information, and resources! This is an opportunity to connect iwth other members of the Benton County Developmental Disability Community. Contact 541-766-6847 for more information and accommodations.
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SPARC is a self-advocacy group, with a branch in Monmouth. Everyone is welcome to join! This group meets monthly to hold a potluck and meeting. Each meeting has a different topic, this month will be around affordable housing! Potluck: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Meeting: 6:30pm - 7:30pm You can join in person or virtually. In person: PCL Administrative Office Virtually via this link! |
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Join Ampkwa Advocacy for the 2nd annual Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) walk! They are coming together to raise awareness to MMIP, support families, and continue the work of healing and prevention. This event is open to everyone who wants to stand with them and be a part of the work. More event information is coming, please visit this website to stay up to date and to register for the event.
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Salem's annual Punx in the Park is happening on August 31st at the Salem Riverfront Park amphitheater. This event is a resource fair and free concert. Check out the website here to learn more! A FREE event open to the public at Riverfront Park and Amphitheater in downtown Salem, OR. Free meals for youth ages 11-18 from amazing local food trucks. Food available for purchase for adults. Live Punk Show with local bands selected by our youth community. Access to “Elder Punx” on site for mentorship. An event rich with 50+ community resource booths. Youth Speakers sharing lived experiences and personal success stories. Free clothing closet for youth ages 11-18. Band booths for meet and greets. Merch Booths and giveaways. And so much more!
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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. Date: September 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. |
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