Oregon survey partners

This project is being developed by a broad coalition of researchers and community-based organizers from across California, Oregon and Washington.

Developing farmworker leadership for stronger and more secure families and communities through affordable housing, social services, education, and economic development.

NOWIA Unete, Center for Farm Worker Advocacy which began in 1996, is a movement of farm workers and immigrants that strives to empower and enrich the lives of both groups through education, cultural presentations, advocacy, representation in issues that affect their lives and organizing to defend immigrant rights.

We began our work 30 years ago helping local organizations provide housing for farmworkers and other marginalized populations in primarily rural areas. While focusing on those who are often unable to advocate for themselves, we are positioned as a liason to the community with government, industry and community organizations.

​Since 1972, Centro Cultural of Washington County has served Latino families with an ever-growing range of programs designed to create self-sufficient, engaged, and active citizens.

Legal Aid Services of Oregon (LASO) is an effective, high-quality legal services program with a mission to achieve justice for the low-income communities of Oregon. LASO emphasizes areas of law where these needs are greatest and where representation and advocacy can have the most impact for vulnerable Oregonians.

Columbia Riverkeeper’s mission is to protect and restore the water quality of the Columbia River and all life connected to it, from the headwaters to the Pacific Ocean.

Bienestar builds housing, hope, and community for Latinxs, immigrants, and all families in need.

UNIDOS is a diverse and welcoming nonprofit organization. We advocate for Latino immigrant families
and build bridges of support and understanding among Latino and non-Latino communities
in rural Yamhill County, Oregon.

Oregon Human Development Corporation (OHDC) is a non-for-profit human service organization that has been providing services for farmworkers and disadvantaged individuals throughout Oregon continuously since 1979.

Mobilize and engage under-served and underrepresented populations to improve the lives of all children, families and communities in Oregon and Idaho.

And a wide range of researchers and partners:

Ronald L. Mize, Ph.D.

Professor and Coordinator, Ethnic Studies | School of Language, Culture, and Society | Oregon State University

Lynn Stephen, Ph.D.

Phillip H. Knight Chair | Distinguished Professor of Arts and Sciences | Anthropology Department, University of Oregon

Gabriela Pérez Báez, Ph.D.

Associate Professor | Director, Language Revitalization Lab | Department of Linguistics | University of Oregon

Jennifer Martinez, Ph.D

Candidate | Public Affairs and Policy | Hatfield School of Government | Portland State University

Don Villarejo, Ph.D.

California Institute for Rural Studies

Carlos J. Crespo, DrPH

Professor, OHSU PSU School of Public Health | Vice Provost, Undergraduate Training in Biomedical Research | Portland State University

Timothy M Herrera

Ph.D. Candidate | Department of Anthropology | University of Oregon

Eddie Kasner, Ph.D.

Clinical Assistant Professor | University of Washington

Population Health Initiative

PCUN, Farmworkers and Latinx Working Families United

This project is made possible with generous support from:

[ Fiscal Sponsor ]

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