Volunteer Opportunities
Climate Justice: What Can One Person Do?
Guest post: The Multnomah County Climate Justice Plan is ready to be submitted to the County Commission on July 16. Tell them and your other electeds that you support this declaration of human rights.
Read More >Do You Love Policy? We Have a Role for You.
The Multnomah County Democrats Chair is accepting interest in the role of Platform Chair. Have a hand in shaping our platform and steering our advocacy work. Apply now!
Read More >Oregon Is Done Waiting: Universal Health Care Could Be Law by 2028
Universal healthcare in Oregon is actually within reach. Your time and energy with Oregon Health Care for All Oregon could make the difference!
Read More >You Don’t Need Money to Make a Difference in Our Communities
A Multnomah County Democrat shares how anyone can find meaningful civic volunteer work with local cities and the county — no money, no expertise required.
Read More >Equal Rights for All Amendment: The Path Forward
How to move forward after the Equal Rights for All Coalition decision not to proceed with Initiative Petition 33 initiatives.
Read More >Action Alert: Help Our Neighbors During the Food Security Emergency
We’re calling on Multnomah County Democrats to show up for our neighbors with three simple actions: donate to Oregon Food Bank, volunteer time, and join local events to support neighbors in need.
Read More >Why I Write Postcards to Voters
Lifelong Dem Valerie writes that a postcard writing party can make all the difference in local elections. Get resources here for organizing your own postcard or letter writing party!
Read More >Five things you can do right now to prepare for the fight we’re in
MultDems! Here are our suggestions for how to be an effective activist right now. First, add your elected officials contact info to your phone. Next, start calling about the issues that matter to you.
Read More >Be Part of History — Volunteer as a Neighborhood Leader for Multnomah County Democrats
This fall, the winning candidates will be those with “the best ground game,” those who reach the most people, in-person, face-to-face, peer-to-peer, neighbor-to-neighbor — one meeting and handshake at a time — in order to ensure voter turnout. That’s why serving as a Neighborhood Leader for your district is the single most important thing you can do to help Democrats not only retain the White House and Senate, but also return the House to Democratic leadership, and maintain the strength of the Democratic Party in Oregon.
Read More >Let’s Go Neighborhood Leaders!
The May 21 primary ballot includes some really important votes: US Congress in both the 3rd and 5th districts, Oregon state races including Secretary of State, as well as every County Commission District. It’s spring! The weather is warming up a (little) bit, And we’re getting outside talking voting with our neighbors. Starting now- Before the Voter Registration…
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