School board questionnaire results, police reform, and housing justice. You’ll want to read this jam-packed update!
Read moreRidvan: Paradise Rest
In coordination with Wilsonville community members, WAIC is excited to highlight Ridvan (Rez-ván), a holiday from the Baha’i faith to promote the celebration of human dignity and diversity in Wilsonville.
Read moreApril 29 @ 7:30pm, Please Join Us!
Join us on Thursday, April 29 at 7:30 pm to talk about connecting and collaborating on activities in 2021!
Read moreMarch meeting recap!
WAIC is a non-profit, we are developing a school board election questionnaire and helping with COVID vaccination outreach! Read the meeting recap from March, then take your next step in making Wilsonville a more equitable, inclusive, and diverse place!
Read moreMarch 25 @ 7:30pm, Please Join Us!
Join us on Thursday, March 25 at 7:30 pm to talk about connecting and collaborating on activities in 2021!
Read moreREMINDER: Join the Wilsonville DEI Committee!
Apply to be on the City of Wilsonville’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Committee by April 5 at 5pm!
Read moreHoli: Festival of Optimism
Photo credit: Michael Foley (2009)
In coordination with Wilsonville Indian community members, Pratima Rao, Swati Karpalati, Mini Bhat, Sujatha Bhaskar, and Divya Kollu, WAIC is excited to highlight the Festival of Holi to promote learning community through the celebration of diverse perspectives and cultures in Wilsonville.
Read moreIntelligent Lives: Event Recap
On February 25, around 30 community members attended the viewing and engaged in a discussion about how we can to create a Wilsonville that is welcoming and honoring for neurologically diverse people. If you missed the event, you can watch the movie here for a small price. A discussion guide for the movie is available on the Intelligent Lives website.
Read moreJoin the Wilsonville DEI Committee!
Apply to be on the City of Wilsonville’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Committee by April 5 at 5pm!
Read moreThe Story Behind of Black History Month
“Still We Rise” by Arvie Smith (Photo: Andrew Engel)
Celebration is essential to making a place achieve the feeling and reality of inclusion. Learn about the story behind Black History Month and read about how Black Americans have shaped Oregon and Wilsonville!
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