Community Village

Community Village Meeting

June 11, 2020, 7-9pm
online via ZOOM
Go HERE for Agenda and Meeting Instructions

Virtual Village 2020 Participation Page
Be Part of History

See the Participation Proposition Press Release HERE

Join the Community Village Virtual Fair Planning Committee! More HERE

Booth Coord Meetings Access

Add/view Fair Announcements, Reports and Raps HERE.

~~Thursday, March 12, 2020~~
~~Orientation 6:30, main meeting 7-9pm~~
All orientation will be via the DRUM.

~~1st United Methodist, 1376 Olive St, Eugene~~

(Agenda Here)

May 21 Council meeting will be online via GoToMeeting.
Contact ocfcvcc@gmail.com if you’d like to participate

C~~ouncil Meetings are on the Thursday following the Village Meeting~~
~~7-9 at Growers Market upstairs~~

Got any good 2019 Fair Photos? Send them to:
VillagePhotos50th@gmail.com

Unfair announcements can be posted HERE anytime

These individuals are confirmed for Council 2020.

Russell Sudenga 541-912-9712 russellinpc@gmail.com
Karla Caudell 541.337.5319    kjcaudell@gmail.com
Tim Mueller 541-521-7208  tim@gwproj.com
Diane Albino 541 954 4721 iriedi@yahoo.com
David Hoffman (541) 484-9204   fixit@efn.org
Nathan Georgitis 541-743-5636 nathang@uoregon.edu
Big John: 541-606-4151 bigsqurlnuts@gmail.com

Sara Sweatt, 541 554 2012 saralynnsweatt@gmail.com (shadow)
Brooks McLain, 541.515.5804 brooks.mclain@gmail.com (shadow)

First United Methodist Church
Safe Sanctuary Policy
Please read

Love Goes Here

Community Village is a part of the Oregon Country Fair Family and is dedicated to education, information access, and networking for progressive social change. We create a spiritual center manifesting the Village Vision of love, peace, trust, justice, cooperation, equality, and social service. By believing in dreams, thinking of others, valuing differences, and experimenting with new ideas, we hope to expand our consciousness, growing beyond the Fair into the world at large.

WE AGREE

We agree to not engage in hear-say and to encourage others to not participate in hear-say.
We agree to speak with honor, integrity and respect about each other;
in the event we have constructive criticism to share, we will talk to each other directly,
though using another as a sounding board is OK.
We agree to try to operate from a place of trust that we do not mean each other harm.

OCF CODE OF CONDUCT

We are an association of equals.
Each and every member of our community is
entitled to respectful and equitable treatment by
all other participants. The Guidelines apply whenever and wherever we gather for OCF activities or discussion, in person or online.
The OCF is committed to the principles of
non–violence. Mental, verbal, physical, or sexual
abuse will not be tolerated.
We share reverence for the land. Stewardship is
everyone’s responsibility. Please help protect the plant and animal life whose space we share and work to extend this practice beyond the OCF and into daily life.