Eugene Occupy Camp: To Be Or Not To Be

Chuck Girard of the Whitebird Crisis Intervention Clinic and the Rev. Dan Bryant of First Christian Church in Eugene provide interesting observations about the surprising impact of the Eugene Occupy Camp and how its unprecedented work with the homeless is helping them in their work and the entire Eugene community.

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Nonprofits & Activism

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• occupy
• homeless
• poverty
• greed
• Wall Street vs. Main Street
• housing
• healthcare
• youth
• Eugene Occupy Camp
• unions
• churches
• social agencies
• empowerment
• inspiration
• hope

[jackclaman]

Hopefully someone will answer a couple of questions I have. Once the Occupy Eugene issue is resolved and the park is cleared, who will cover the cost of the damage done? I'm talking about the grass that is non-exsistant now. Are the "leaders" of OE going to write a check to pay for the sod to be replaced? The city council ask voters for money for parks and road repair, but now give that money to help cover OE to come up with a better solution. Will that money be replaced by OE. It was my taxes.

[malibumillions]

You all are full of bull and need to be removed. Good thing you're far from eternal.

[anseldow]

Thank you!



[OccupyEugene]

Thanks, David!

[fallencrescent]

Very well done video. Will be showing this to friends who have had questions about what occupy has given our city. This puts it far better than I have been able to.

[occucompassion]

Thank you for this video. Well done.