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living with HIV and AIDS, takes place April 19 at M etropolitan Commu­
nity Church Portland Learn about w ill preparation. Advance Directive
and Power of Attorney. SSI. SSD. Medicaid, and financial and estate
planning R e se rva tio n s a re re q u ire d . Lunch provided. (10 am-
3 pm 2400 NE Broadway $5 Reservations: 281 -8868 3 (4/18 )
AIDS & HIV
A S A P T rea tm ent S e rv ic e s provides individual and group counsel­
ing for people who are HIV-positive and who are also having problems
w ith alcohol o r drugs. Title I funds are available to help pay for
treatm ent Call the intake coordinator Monday through Friday to ask for
a Title I appointment. (2130 SW Fifth Ave 224-0075 )11 2/96)
C a s c a d e A I D S P ro je c t provides nonmedical services to people
whose lives are affected by HIV and AIDS in Oregon Services include
counseling, support groups, advocacy, assistance, outreach and edu­
cation, activities and inform ation B e n e fits A d v o c a c y C lin ic is
held every Monday to assist people who are HIV-positive w ith govern­
ment entitlem ent programs and housing form s. (10 30 am-noon CAP
offices 3 Confidential and anonymous d ro p -in H IV te stin g is pro­
vid ed eve ry T uesday evening fo r gay and b ise xu a l m en.
(6-8 pm. CAP offices. $20 lab fee HIV testing hot line ext 172.) H IV
U n iv e rs ity offers classes, inform ation and a wellness program,
which includes a newsletter, the Plus Club House Party social group
and prosocial events Check the calendar listings for a schedule of
classes (H IV U Infoline 223-6339. ext 11 1 JThe P lu s C lu b H ou se
P a rty provides a relaxing setting for people w ith HIV and AIDS to meet
and mingle socially The group meets in private homes on the first and
third Fridays of the month. (6 30-9 00 pm C all fo r location: Dale
221-3015. Brian 228-5889 ) (CAP offices Suite 300. 620 S W Fifth
Ave 223-5907.) (1 1/96)
C A P S u p p o rt G ro u p P ro g ra m s offers a variety of form ats
including groups open to family and friends, lovers and caregivers, and
people who are AIDS sym ptom atic and HIV-positive asym ptom atic, as
well as grief and loss support groups If you would like to join an existing
support group, or would like to assist in developing new support
groups, contact CAP. (Project C lient Services 223-59073(7/97)
C la c k a m a s C o u n ty A ID S Rallaf Effort is a community-based
organization responding to AIDS in Clackamas County by providing
HIV-prevention and AIDS-education presentations, support groups for
people affected by HIV and AIDS, assistance with emergency food and
clothing needs, and financial assistance referrals for HIV-positive
people and people with AIDS. (CCARE. 4790 SE Logus Road. Mil-
waukie. OR 97222 653-8738 ) (11/96)
C la c k a m a s C o u n ty P u b lic H ealth C lin ic offers walk-in hours
for HIV testing and counseling No appointment necessary All testing
is confidential; anonymous testing available (5-7 pm Monday. 8:30-
11 am W ednesday 1425 S Kaen Road. Oregon City. 655-8471.)
( 6 / 6 )
C o m m u n ity H ealth In su ra n ce P ro g ra m pays health insurance
premiums for eligible people with HIV or AIDS CHIP w ill pay premiums
fo r COBFIA continuation, or any other group or individual policy CHIP
is a program o f Ecumenical M inistries o f Oregon funded by the Ryan
W hite CARE A ct (Title I). (9 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday 223-8998 3
(7 /9 7 )
F rie n d s of People w ith A I D S Fou nda tion is a nonprofit organi­
zation offering assistance to people with AIDS (245-74283(7/97)
HIV and AIDS RAIN works w ith local health depart­
m ents and com m unity-based organizations in Oregon
and Southwest W ashington to develop "fa ith in ac­
tio n " opportunities and to assist in prevention, educa­
tion. advocacy, caregiving, food banks, transportation
and fund raising. (4790 SE Logus Road. M ilwaukie.
OR 97222 653-8738. fax 653-0013 3 (7 /9 7 )
N e ig h b o rh o o d M e n T a lk s brings gay and bisexual men together to
socialize and enjoy an evening discussing topics im portant to them
Gatherings are facilitated and hosted by volunteers, and meet on an
ongoing monthly basis A program of Speak to Your Brothers. (7 pm
C all fo r location Doug 223 5907. ext 1453 (11 /96 )
N e tw ork HIV /Sexual M inority Services offers counseling for
individuals, couples and families Current support groups coming out at
midlife, lesbian therapy group (2020 SE Powell Blvd 238-0780 )( 8/97)
S p e a k to Y o u r B ro th e rs is a community-based HIV
primary prevention program serving gay and bisexual
men in the Portland area N e ig h b o rh o o d M e n T a lk s
brings gay and bisexual men together to socialize and
discuss topics of mutual interest Gatherings are on an
ongoing monthly basis, and are facilitated and hosted
by volunteers (Doug ext 145 ) S p e a k in g of S e x is
a fun. interactive workshop offering men the skills they
need to stay safe in the '90s (Brian ext 131 ) D ro p -
in H IV testing and support is offered every Tuesday
fo r gay and bisexual men. (6-8 pm. $20 lab fee CAP
offices HIV testing hot line ext 1 72 ) O u tre a c h is out
in the community talking with men one-on-one at events.
in bars and parks. and at the beaches. (Shawn ext 174.)
P e e r L e a d e rsh ip P ro g ra m trains young gay and
bisexual men to develop leadership skills and HIV-
prevention activities in the community. (Brianext 131.)
Speak to Your Brothers is a program of Cascade AIDS
Project. (CAP offices: Suite 300. 620 SW Fifth Ave
223-5907.) ( 11/96)
N o rth w e s t G e n d e r A llia n c e <s a social and support organization
for cross-dressers and transsexuals Monthly open meetings and
socials (PO Box 4928. Portland. OR 97208-4928 646 28 02 3( 7/97)
P a re n ts , F a m ilie s a nd F rie n d s of Le sb ia n s a nd G a y M en
provides love and support fo r all family members and friends of
lesbians and gay men M eets on the fourth W ednesday of every
month (7-9 30pm First United M ethodist Church. 1838SW Jefferson
S t PO Box 8944. Portland. OR 97207 232-76763 (4 /9 6 )
T o d 's C o m e r provides free clothing fo r people with
AIDS A service o f the Friends o f People with AIDS
Foundation. (245-74283 ( 7/97)
T rin it y Ep iscop a l C h u rc h is offering a monthly
healing and vespers service with special intentions for
people affected in any way by HIV and AIDS Through
May 1997. (1 4 7 N W 19th Ave Wheelchair accessible
222-9811.) (5/97 )
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W a sh in gto n C o u n ty Health D e p a rtm e n t H IV
S e rv ic e s provides anonymous testing and counseling, by appoint­
ment and walk-in. Seropositive wellness program offers individual
counseling. Se habla espaftol. (Testing 648-8851. clinics in Beaverton
and Hillsboro 648-8881. TDD 648-8601 3 (7/97)
W o m e n 's In te rc o m m u n ity A I D S R e so u rce offers a number of
services to HIV-positive women and their fam ilies, including a weekly
support group for HIV-positive women, a bim onthly support group for
children affected by HIV. family support services, inform ation and
referral, advocacy and emergency assistance. Child care provided for
fam ilies seeking service. Volunteer opportunities available (9-5 pm
M onday-Friday 6600 SE Division St.. Suite 103. Portland. OR 97206
775-6327) (9/97 )
C e n tra l O re g o n A I D S S u p p o rt T e a m provides services and
support for HIV-positive people and their caregivers. (541-389-4330 3
(7/97)
C o astal O r egon
C la ts o p C o u n ty A I D S C o a litio n R e sou rce C e n te r coordi­
nates outreach and education on HIV and AIDS, social and support
groups, an HIV/AIDS speakers bureau, and provides case manage­
ment services for the Astoria. W arrenton, Seaside and Cannon Beach
areas (1 30-4 30 pm Monday. W ednesday and Friday 10 Sixth St..
Suite 209. Astoria. OR 97103 325-471 7 7 (4/97)
The H IV C a s e M a n a g e m e n t P a rtn e rs h ip P ro je c t provides
comprehensive HIV-related case management to clients in Clacka­
mas. Columbia. Multnomah, W ashington. Yamhill and Clark counties.
(8 3 0 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday. 5525SE MHwaukie Ave.. Portland. OR
97202 For referrals: 230-1202. fax 230-1213.) (12/96)
S o u th er n O r egon
A ID S S u p p o rt a n d P re ve n tio n (ASAP) is a support and resource
network in Josephine County for people living with AIDS and HIV. their
fam ilies and friends. (5 4 1-471-7890.)( 9/9 7)
The H IV C e n te r a program o f Ecumenical M inistries of Oregon,
offers social activities, case management, peer support, pastoral
counseling and home meal deliveries Lunch is available at 12:30 pm
Monday through Friday. ( 9 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday 3835S W Kelly St.
223-3444 ) ( 1 1/96)
D o u g la s C o u n ty A ID S C o u n c il sponsors meetings and educa­
tional activities R u b y H ouse, a project of the council, is a residence
in Douglas County for people w ith AIDS. Housing, energy assistance
and other services are provided. (3035 Laurel Sphngs Drive. Rose-
burg. OR 97470 541-440-2761.)(7/97)
L a za ru s C o m m u n ity offers spiritual and practical help for people
living with HIV and AIDS, a Mass in Time o f AIDS is held every Thursday
evening. (6 pm Hopewell House. 6171 S W C apitol Highway Fr. Gary
M clnnis 245-03393 (2/97)
K lam a th C o u n ty H IV R e s o u rc e C e n te r coordinates outreach
and education on HIV and AIDS, social and support groups, and
provides case management services (10 am-5 pm Monday-Friday
1112 Pine St.. Klamath Falls. OR 97601 541-883-2437 3 (7/97)
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty H IV S e rv ic e s offers anonymous and confi­
dential HIV counseling and testing, by appointm ent and walk-in
(248-3775). and HIV clinical services fo r H IV -positive people
(248-5020) (11/96)
L o v e jo y H o s p ic e offers care fo r the critically ill and their fam ilies in
Josephine County. (541-474-1193 ) (9 /9 7 )
The N A M E S P ro je ct P o rtla n d C h a p te r holds panel-making
workshops the first and third Mondays o f every month at the HIV
C enter Educational materials and a speakers bureau are also avail­
able. (6 -8 pm 3835 SW Kelly S t 650-7032 )0 /9 7 )
N e tw o rk H IV /Se xu a l M in o rity S e rv ic e s offers medical evalua­
tion and management, and counseling fo r individuals, couples and
families affected by HIV and AIDS Available through the Oregon Health
Plan. Medicaid. Medicare, private pay. private insurance and Ryan W hite
CARE Act Title I (2020 SE Powell Blvd 238-07803 (8/97 )
O re g o n A ID S Hotline, cosponsored by CAP and the Oregon
Health Division, provides AIDS inform ation, support and referral,
treatm ent inform ation, and free theater tickets fo r people with HIV and
AIDS P o sitive Lin k connects people affected by HIV and AIDS with
trained HIV-positive volunteers fo r telephone support and inform ation
(10 am-9 pm Monday-Fnday. noon-6 pm Saturday and Sunday
223-2437. 1 800-777-AIDS 3 (7/9 7 )
O u r H ou se of P o rtla n d is a nonprofit residential care facility for
men and women with AIDS. This agency provides 24-hour nursing care
and quality living services to residents Volunteer opportunities abound
(2727 SE Alder S t 234-0175.) (7/97 )
P h o e n ix R ising offers HIV and AIDS support; call fo r a list o f current
groups (Phoenix Rising Foundation Inc . 62 0S W Fifth A v e . Suite710,
Portland. OR 97204 223-8299 ) 0 /9 7 )
P o sitive P la ce , a g ro u p fo r H IV -p o s itiv e p e o p le u n d e r age
25. m eets on Thursdays at O utside In A joint project of O utside In and
Project Quest (123 6SW Salmon S t Call to sign up Graham Hanriman
241 6 4 4 8 ) (9/97 )
P ro je c t Q u e s t is a nonprofit HIV and AIDS self-em powerm ent and
immune function enhancement program offering workshops, retreats
and conferences, along with ongoing programs in nutritional cooking
and eating, yoga, stopping smoking, m editation and more Project
Q uest offers a c o m p re h e n s iv e health m a na g e m e n t g ro u p fo r
p e o p le w ith H IV a nd A I D S The group is facilitated by Lusijah
Marx. RN. PsyD, and Graham Harriman. M A (C all to receive schedule
and preregister fo r workshops 241-6448 3 (7 /9 7 )
R e g io n a l A I D S Interfaith N e tw o rk supports and trains people
in developing strategies fo r increased com m unity awareness about
W il l a m e t t e V a lu e y
H IV A llia n c e provides free em otional and nonmedical practical
support services to people living with HIV, their fam ilies and friends,
and those grieving A c o rn H o u se a service of the alliance, is a
hospice and day care facility (541-342-2830) (1966 Garden A v e .
Eugene PO Box 5513. Eugene. OR 97405 541-342-5088 3 (7/97 )
P a th fin d e rs is a nonprofit organization that provides funding and
support for social, cultural and outreach events, projects and activities
for gay and bisexual men in Marion and Polk counties (PO Box 326.
Salem. OR 97301 581-3296 3 (7/97 )
V a lle y A ID S Inform a tion N e tw o rk offers inform ation, support,
speakers and referrals for people affected by HIV and AIDS Call
VAIN 's 24-hour hot line 1 -8 0 0 -5 8 8 -A I D S Gay and bisexual out­
reach are also offere d (PO Box 971. C orvallis. OR 97339
541-752-6322 3 (7/97)
Y a m h ill C o u n ty P u b lic H ealth D e p a rtm e n t offers community
outreach and HIV-prevention education. (412 N Ford S t . M cMinnville.
OR 97128 Norm Costa 434 7525. 434-4507 ) (10/96)
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a s h in g t o n
P e o p le of C o l o r A g a i n s t
206-322-7061.) (7/97 )
A ID S
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BROADCAST
L o v e M a k e s a F a m ily is a public dialogue about lesbians, gay men
and family values on KKEY 1150 AM. (7-9 am W ednesday Call-in
number 222 5539. J (7/97 )
T h e S n ic k e rs L a B a rr S h o w features talk for gay men. lesbians
and bisexuals (Call fo r schedule: 727-2491.) (7/97)
CAMPUS
The A ll-H ill G a y, Le sbia n a nd B isexual A llia n ce is Oregon
Health Sciences U niversity's social and peer support group for stu­
dents, faculty, staff and friends. Social gatherings are held every month
or so. (Angela 494-5818. S cott 632-8569 3 (2/97)
COMMUNITY
G eneral
A d v o c a te s fo r G a y a nd Lesbian E q u a lity prom otes positive
images o f lesbians, gay men and bisexuals and prom otes cooperation
and collaboration among those who support equal rights for lesbians,
gay men and bisexuals in Oregon (PO Box 5222. Portland. OR
97208.) ( 4/9 7 )
A s ia n a n d P a cific Isla nde r Lesbians a n d G a y s is a social and
educational group for the Asian and Pacific Islander community.
A ctivities include social outings, potlucks. cultural events and rap
groups. (M essage line 232-6408 3 (2/97)
B o n n e ville G a y , Le sbian and B isexual R e s o u rc e G ro u p is
fo r mutual support and to address diversity and employment issues at
Bonneville Power Adm inistration. O ther federal employees welcome
(230-4733. 6 3 1 -7 7 6 7 )( 7/97)
B ro th e r to B ro th e r is a social and political group for African American
gay and bisexual men Get involved and help set the group's agenda
(280-2600) (7 /9 7 )
C a s c a d e G u ild M e d ica l G ro u p meets monthly for potluck din­
ners. socializing, networking and other activities All phases o f the
health care field are represented; friends and partners welcom e (Ted
246-4531. Joyce 360-694-3740 ) (8/97)
CSackam as P a th fin d e rs is a social group for gay and bisexual men
in Clackamas County. Evening gatherings on the second Saturday of
the month, other activities on occasion. A community outreach pro­
gram of CCARE. (Call fo r location: 653-8378.)( 2/97)
C O L A G E . Children of Lesbians and Gays Everywhere, holds support
group meetings for kids on the second Monday of each month M eets
at Love Makes a Family Inc. (6pm Call fo r location: 228-3892.)( 7/97)
Ea stside Fa m ily C o o p e ra tiv e offers alternative part-tim e child
care in a loving environment created and run com pletely by parents
Lesbian and gay families are welcome. (9 am -1 pm three days per week
2800 SE Harrison S t 233-5099 ) (7/97)
E q u ity F o u n d a tio n is a statewide community foundation created by
lesbian and gay Oregonians. Equity awards grants to organizations that
support its mission of "access to w o rth ." (Jim Vegher. PO Box 5696.
Portland. OR 97228 220 0628. fax 222-5062. EquityFundOaol com )
(7/97 )
F R IE N D S is a support group for African American gay and bisexual men
Discussion topics are chosen by participants; food and beverage provided
(6-8pm second and fourth Wednesdays Brian or Cecil 280-26433(7/97)
G a y and Le sbian A rc h iv e s of the P acific N o rth w e s t is a
historical society and archiving project working to preserve and docu­
ment local gay and lesbian history. M eets one Sunday per month
(P O B ox3646. Portland. O R97208 284 1872. glapn&aol com 3 (7 /9 7 )
G a y , Le sbian and Bisexual P h ysicia ns of O re g o n is a social
and activist group for physicians, residents and medical students through­
out Oregon Meetings held monthly (788-0137. 234-4134 ) ( 2/97)
G ay R esource C onnection is a toll-free information and referral line
with listings for prosocial gay and lesbian events, groups, organizations
and activities throughout Oregon (10am-9pmMonday-Friday. noon-6pm
weekends 223-2437. 1 800-777 2437 OrhotlmeOaol com X 7/9 7)
G a y , Le sb ia n o r Bi E m p loye e s a group of Internal Revenue
Service and other federal treasury employees, meets monthly (Jerry
326 5667. Dan 326-3214 3 (12/96)
Lesbian Com m u nity Pro ject provides outreach, networking and
other services to the lesbian community (TDD or voice 223-00713(7/97)
Le sbian H ealth P ro je c t sponsors a support group for lesbians with
breast cancer that meets every other Monday Lesbians w ith other
cancer-related illnesses welcome (6-7 30pm Michelle Gordon. LCSW.
236-8770 ) ( 4/9 6)
Le sbia ns L iv in g w ith C a n c e r meets bimonthly Partners and
family welcome (Call for meeting times and places Knstie 630-6690 )
(7/97 )
Lo ve M a ke s a Fa m ily serves lesbian and gay fam ilies o f all types
through public education and outreach A support group fo r parents
meets every second Monday, along with an activities group for school-
aged children and a discussion group for teenagers (6-8 pm PO Box
11694. Portland. OR 97211 C all for location 228 38 92 3(7/9 7)
P h oenix R isin g F o u n d a tio n Inc. is a nonprofit organization
offenng a full range of services, based on a sliding fee scale, to the
lesbian, gay. bisexual, transgender and transsexual communities
Some insurance policies and M edicare cover services HIV contracts
provide for free counseling to eligible persons Support groups offered
include a m a n 's co m in g ou t g ro u p (Royce Bowlin>. a g ro u p for
p ro- and postoperative transsexuals (Barry), a b a tte re r's
inte rve ntion g ro u p fo r lesbian a nd bisexual w o m e n who use
physical, emotional, psychological and/or sexual violence to hurt and
intim idate their lovers (Julie O 'D onnell) a w o m e n ’s sexual abuse
g ro u p (Deb R odgers) a m e n 's p ro ce ss g ro u p for gay. bisexual
and gay- and bi-curious men (Jack Turtletaub) and a w o m e n 's
p ro c e s s g ro u p (call for inform ation) Two new groups for children
are offered a c h ild re n 's grie f g ro u p for children ages 10 to 12
whose lives have been affected by HIV and AIDS (4-5 30pm Wednes­
day. Deb Rodgers) and a g ro u p fo r ch ildre n in tra nsitio n ages
10 to 12. who are adjusting to divorce, separation or a new co-parent
(4-5 30 pm Tuesday. Deb Rodgers) (620 SW Fifth Ave . Suite 710.
Portland. OR 97204 223-82993(5/97)
P o rtla n d B ise xu a l A llia n c e is an advocacy group fo r bisexual
and bi-friendly people. Support and discussion groups are mixed-
gender and meet at 7 pm on the firs t and third Fridays of the month
at Laughing Horse Books PBA publishes Fence Post, a bisexual
magazine, and holds socials and potlucks every month. (232-9275.
pdxbiO teleport com .) (2 /9 7 )
P o rtla n d B isexual W om e n is a discussion group for bisexual
women or any woman who may be wondering about her sexuality A
forum for exchanging ideas, feelings, resources and inform ation about
bisexuality. Women o f any age. race, culture encouraged to attend.
(7-9 pm second and fourth Fridays It's M y Pleasure. 4258 SE
Hawthorne Blvd Preregistration 236-0505. 283-64333 ( 7/97)
P o rtla n d Le a th e r M e n meets on the second Saturday o f each
month for a potluck dinner at a member's home (PLM. 1701 Broad­
way. Suite 273. Vancouver. WA 986633 (7/97)
P rid e N o rth w e s t is an ongoing organization that plans Lesbian and
Gay Pride and other Pride-associated events (PO Box 6 6 11. Fdrtland.
OR 97228 295-97883(7/97)
Right to Pride Inc. advocates full civil rights, human rights and social
equity for lesbians, gay men and bisexuals by informing and educating
policy makers and the general public (921 SW M orrison S t . Suite 546.
Portland. OR97205 228-5825, fax228-I I 04. rtppacOaol com X 10/96)
S e rv ic e m e m b e rs Legal D e fe nse N e tw o rk helps men and
women hurt by the m ilitary's ban on lesbians and gay men Confidential
counseling available (202-328-FAIR. S LD N l@ aol.com , h ttp / /
www.sldn.org.) (7/97)
T ra n s -P o rt is a peer support organization open to all transgendered
people and their families Monthly open meetings and private peer support
meetings (PO Box 66913. Portland. OR 97290 774 84633 (9/97)
P olitical
B a s ic R ights O re g o n is an ongoing electoral organization working
statewide to keep discrim ination out o f the Oregon Constitution.
(PO Rox 40625. Portland. OR 97240 222-61513 (7/97)
C o a litio n for H u m a n D ig n ity >s an antifascist organizing group
concerned with monitoring, exposing and confronting far-right and
new-nghtpoliticalgroups. (7 pm first and third Thursdays M etropolitan
Community Church Portland, 2400 NE Broadway 2 8 1-58233(10/96)
Lesbian A ve n ge rs is a direct action group focused on issues vital to
lesbian survival and visibility (73 0p m first and third Thursdays Flying
Saucer Cafe. 2138 SE Division S t Hot line 452-5408 ) (2/97 )
G a y , Le sbian, Stra igh t T e a c h e rs N e tw o rk -O re g o n C h a p ­
te r brings together gay and straight teachers, parents, students and
concerned citizens to work together to end homophobia in our schools
M eets every third Tuesday (6-8 pm A Teacher's Space. 2755 NE
Broadway GLSTN. PO Box 20565. Portland. OR 9729 43 (8 /97)
L o g C a b in R e p u blica ns: Socialize, meet prominent people, or just
enlighten a few minds in the party at meetings on the second Thursday
of every month (food provided) (PO Box 2655. Portland. OR 97208-
2655 Jerry Keene 245-1846) (7 /9 7 )
P ro g re s s iv e Q u e e rs s an informal group working for social justice
by taking action on issues of race, economic justice, cultural under­
standing and gender and sexual identity. (6 30-8 pm fourth Thursday
Call fo r location M illard 284 2979 ) (7/97)
R a d ica l W om en is active in the daily struggle against racism,
sexism, anti-gay bigotry and labor exploitation M eets every second
W ednesday (6 30 pm. Room 201. N orthw est Service Center.
1819 N W Everett S t 228 3090. fax 223-23903(8/97)
R igh t to P rid e Political A c tio n C o m m itte e advocates full civil
rights, human rights and social equity for lesbians, gay men and
bisexuals by endorsing and supporting candidates and campaigns.
(921 SW M orrison S t . Suite 546. Portland. OR 97205 228-5825.
fax 228 1)04. rtppacOaol com ) (10/96)
S o u th w e s t W a shington Fa irne ss C o a litio n is a part of W ash­
ington Citizens for Fairness, of the Hands O ff W ashington project New
members are always welcome to help in the struggle to defeat
organized statewide political efforts which lim it or deny the civil rights
of any resident o f W ashington. (1701 Broadway. Suite 138. Vancou­
ver. WA 98663 360 69510023 (7/97 )
CRISIS
The A lc o h o l and D ru g H e lp L i ne (232-8083 in Portland) and
Y o u th Li ne (233-1113 in Portland) give free, unbiased tndcon' tential