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Making Culture Count Workshop
The Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance is offering a FREE, all-are-welcome workshop on REALD & SOGI data collection, privacy and security, and compliance with Oregon’s Data Justice Act in the current political climate.
This training is for everyone: healthcare providers, public health professionals, community organizations, community health workers, and community members. No prior experience with REALD, SOGI, or the Data Justice Act is required. Whether you currently collect data, may be required to in the future, or simply want to better understand how health data collection affects communities and individuals, this webinar is for you.
Making Culture Count: Guidance on the Data Justice Act and REALD & SOGI will provide perspectives on data collection and privacy and security and compliance with the Data Justice Act in the current political climate. Facilitators will give participants opportunities to learn from each other with hands-on, collaborative practice while centering cultural responsiveness. We invite you to share your experiences collecting REALD & SOGI data and the challenges you see on the horizon as we prepare for the implementation of the Data Justice Act.
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Follow the link above or use the QR code to register for Making Culture Count: Guidance on the Data Justice Act and REALD & SOGI on January 23 from 10:30AM to 12:30PM on Zoom. We look forward to learning together!
If you are unable to attend this training, please look for additional in-person training dates by March 2026.
Día de Muertos Celebration
Presented by: Arcoíris Cultural, in partnership with Ballet Folklórico Oregon Coast and Sponsored by LBLHEA. This free event provides an opportunity to remember loved ones and celebrate culture and community. It is celebrated in a festive environment with music, dance, food, and a variety of family-friendly activities. Local artisans also participate, sharing their traditional products and crafts, further enriching the experience. Artists present their beautiful work, making this celebration unique and meaningful for all. Additionally, many community organizations participate through sponsorships and tabling, connecting our community with much needed resources and services.
This year, the celebration will take place on Sunday, November 2nd at 3 PM at the Newport Performing Arts Center (777 W Olive St, Newport, OR 97365).
Corvallis Pride Festival
2025 Corvallis Pride Festival will be held at the Benton County Event Center & Fairgrounds from 10am-4pm
Join us a for a day full of community, costumes, fun, and community joy!
Costume Contests, Games, Vendor exhibitors, Art, Health & Community Resources, Live Music, Drag, + More
Monroe Soccer Tournament and Health Fair
* English below *
Torneo Relampago por la Salud de 2025
¡Participe en el torneo de fútbol y feria de salud anual en Monroe!
¡Venga a ver el fútbol, conozca los recursos para la comunidad, participe en un sorteo de premios y sobre todo, diviértase!
¡Todos son bienvenidos! Juegue con su equipo, apoye desde las gradas o simplemente venga a disfrutar de la música, la comida y la celebración comunitaria.
Fecha: Sábado, 20 de septiembre de 2025
Hora: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Ubicación: 600 Dragon Drive Monroe, OR 97456
Costo: ¡Gratis!
Informes: 541-220-9686
Consulte, descargue o comparta el folleto: bit.ly/MonroeSoccerFlyerSP
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Join the annual Monroe Soccer Tournament and Health Fair!
Come watch soccer, get to know community resources, enter a drawing for prizes, and most of all have fun!
All are welcome! Play on a team, cheer from the stands, or just come for the music, food, and community celebration.
Date: Saturday, September 20, 2025
Time: 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: 600 Dragon Drive Monroe, OR 97456
Cost: Free!
Contact: 541-220-9686
Mastering Grant Writing: A Workshop in Linn County for Partners
Linn County:
July 29 & July 30
10AM - 2PM, each day
LBLHEA Office Closure
Our offices will be closed for our staff to have a period of rest. We will reopen on 7/7.
POSTPONED stay tuned for more info- Corvallis Pride 2025
Free and Family Friendly
Music ~ Speakers ~ Vendors Resources Drag Show
Community Rally 11:30 am
For more info please visit: bit.ly/corvopride
Empowering Women Workshop: Understanding Hormonal Health and Menopause
Come join us for a workshop created to empower Black women to learn more about hormonal health and menopausal changes that accompany female born persons across their lifespan.
Speaker: Danaya Hall, MSN, WHNP-BC
May 17th, 2025 at 11:00 am to 1:00 pm
Albany Public Library, 2450 14th Ave SE,
Albany, OR 97322
Free event and lunch will be provided.
Reservations requested.
To register go to:
https://bit.ly/Menopause25
Presented by Linn Benton NAACP Branch and LBLHEA
Grant Information Meeting and Q+A
Join us to get your questions answered! We will be hosting an informational meeting that will explain our Capacity Building and Partner Grant opportunities on December 11th via Zoom.
Empower Your Voice: Tools For Civic Engagement
Empower Your Voice: Tools for Civic Engagement
The Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance (LBLHEA) is excited to present Empower Your Voice: Tools for Civic Engagement on Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 11:30 AM to 3:00 PM at the Corvallis Community Center (2601 NW Tyler Ave, Corvallis, OR 97330).
This event is designed to bring together community members to learn practical civic engagement skills that help shape their communities. Whether you’re new to civic participation or have been actively involved for years, this event provides valuable insights and resources for everyone.
What to Expect:
Workshops covering topics such as voting rights, effective advocacy, and navigating misinformation
Panel Discussion featuring local leaders who will share their experiences in public service, advocacy, and representation
Outreach Tables where local organizations will share their work and resources
Childcare, Refreshments, and a Food Truck available to ensure a welcoming and inclusive experience for all
The event is hybrid, and you can attend in person or online. Spanish and ASL interpretation will be available for both in-person and remote attendees.
This is an opportunity to learn, engage, and build connections within your community, as well as to understand how grassroots efforts and civic engagement tie into broader health equity and advocacy work.
Join Us!
We hope to see you there as we work together to build a more engaged, informed, and connected community!
Albany Pride Festival 2024
Celebrate Pride in Downtown Albany, a full day of programming on stage starts at 10 am with the annual rally and march. Includes informational booths, vendors, food trucks, and activities for everyone.
All ages. Smoke and alcohol free.
Festival site is defined as Permitted Areas: 4th between Ellsworth and Ferry; Broadalbin between 2nd and 4th.
Growing Ancestral Roots Garden Work Parties (Copy)
This event is hosted by an Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance partner. Learn more about LBLHEA grants here.
Join us for a day of community gardening with Growing Ancestral Roots in Corvallis! Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help seed and plant in our local gardens.
We'll be joined by the Youth Volunteer Corps at 10 am for some extra hands-on help. Lunch will be provided, and there will be kids' activities to enjoy.
Don't miss our special Chile planting event at Sunbow Farm on May 25th or June 8th!
For more details, check out Growing Ancestral Roots on Facebook. See you there!
Philomath Farmers' Market
This event is hosted by an Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance partner. Learn more about LBLHEA grants here.
Announcing our newest program - Power of Produce (POP)! Bring your kiddos for fun activities and interesting fresh, local market food tastings! Participants receive a passport to record their attendance each week and a FREE $2 token to purchase a fruit or vegetable item of their choice! The Philomath Farmers' Market runs every Sunday from May 26 through October 20, 2024.
Accepting applications for produce vendors. Learn more at philomathfarmersmarket.org!
Growing Ancestral Roots Garden Work Parties
This event is hosted by an Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance partner. Learn more about LBLHEA grants here.
Join us for a day of community gardening with Growing Ancestral Roots in Corvallis! Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help seed and plant in our local gardens.
We'll be joined by the Youth Volunteer Corps at 10 am for some extra hands-on help. Lunch will be provided, and there will be kids' activities to enjoy.
Don't miss our special Chile planting event at Sunbow Farm on May 25th or June 8th!
For more details, check out Growing Ancestral Roots on Facebook. See you there!
Change Maker's Co-Curricular Presents "Dreaming of Inclusion"
This event is sponsored by Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance. Discover sponsorship opportunities with LBLHEA here.
Equity activist and artist, Zina Allen, will facilitate community story sharing and a film screening about inclusion, disability, families, and intersectionality.
May 22nd, 2024
4:30 PM - 7:30 PM
Linn Benton Community College - 211 Calapooia (Fire Side Room)
Food will be provided
Parents and caregivers welcome
Students, staff, faculty, and the community are all invited
Spanish/English and ASL Interpretation available
Email contact: hughesd@linnbenton.edu
Keys For The People: A BIPOC-Centered Housing Festival
We're thrilled to announce the upcoming Keys for the People event, our third annual BIPOC-centered housing festival! This year, the Linn Benton NAACP Branch has returned as the pioneering organization, alongside Casa Latinos Unidos and the Linn Benton Lincoln Health Equity Alliance, as co-hosts. Together, we're teaming up to address housing equity and accessibility in our community.
Date: Saturday, May 11, 2024
Time: 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Location: Linn County Expo Center (3700 Knox Butte Rd E, Albany, OR 97322)
🏠 Join Us for Insightful Workshops and Presentations
Explore crucial housing issues in our community through engaging workshops and presentations.
🌟 Discover Valuable Resources
Browse resource tables from local organizations and agencies, offering valuable information and fostering community connections.🌮 Indulge in Delicious Eats
Savor mouth-watering tacos and burritos from a POC-owned food truck, supporting local businesses while enjoying the event.🎁 Don't Miss Out on Giveaways
Snag fantastic giveaways, adding an extra layer of excitement to your experience.
🔊 Accessible to All
Spanish interpretation will be available, and presentations will be live-streamed for remote access. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to join this BIPOC-centered event.👶 Childcare Services Provided
Childcare services will be available, ensuring all can participate in these enriching discussions without barriers.📆 Save the Date
Mark your calendars for this inclusive and informative event, where housing equity takes center stage!
Join our mailing list below, or RSVP on our Facebook event page for updates about Keys For The People.
LBLHEA: Code of Ethics | Standards of Practice Training for Medical Interpreters
LBLHEA: Code of Ethics | Standards of Practice Training for Medical Interpreters
This continuing education course is designed for healthcare interpreters who wish to renew their certification. To register for this training, please go to https://bit.ly/42df1TP. (New interpreters who want to get certification please visit https://bit.ly/48PQJll.)
Course Details:
Date / Time: February 25, 2024 at 9:30 am
Length: 7 hours
Cost: Free (When making a payment, choose the "pay later" option.)
Location: Synchronous | Live via Zoom video
Code of Ethics Training for Medical Interpreters will consist of:
Codes of Ethics for Medical Interpreters: ATA, IMIA, CHIA, NCIHC.
Identify the seven common values among CHIA, NCIHC; IMIA.
Review the use of the Code of Ethics in difficult and complicated real‐life
situations.Study of the Medical Standards of Practice for Healthcare Interpreters: Ethical Principles, Protocol, Guidance on Roles & Intervention.
LBLHEA | Free Healthcare Interpreter Training – 64 Hour
LBLHEA | Free Healthcare Interpreter Training – 64 Hour
This training is designed for new interpreters who want to get certification. To sign up for this training, please go to https://bit.ly/48PQJll. (Interpreters wishing to renew their certification please go visit https://bit.ly/42df1TP.)
** Oregon Health Care Interpreter Program Requirements for Spoken Languages
Cost: Free (When making a payment, choose the "pay later" option.) | Location: Virtual | Final Exam: April 7 (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM)
Materials included:
Textbook (32 lessons)
Medical Terminology Workbook
Medical Dictionary or Medical Glossary for selected languages
Part I | Zoom video (Live)
Training Details:
Classes: February 24, February 25, March 10, March 17, March 31
Time: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Final Exam: April 7 (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM)
Part II | Virtual (Self directed & Instructor monitored): Flexible hours
Training Details:
Asynchronous | eLearn (online activities) self-paced. (5 hours) homework assignments or 1 assigned project.
Classes: March 2, March 9, March 16, March 30, April 6
Time: Flexible
Final Exam: April 7 (9:30 AM - 4:00 PM)
Weaving Wisdom: Community Conversations on Food Security & Justice
Join us in Benton County for a coalition meeting focusing on Food Security and Justice.