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* 1. What is your name?

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* 2. What is your age range?

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* 3. How do you identify your racial/ethnic background? Check all that apply.

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* 4. What are your preferred pronouns? Check all that apply.

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* 5. What is your email address? List more than one if necessary.

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* 6. What is your occupation (or occupations)?

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* 7. How do you identify your relationship with OPAL? Check all that apply.

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* 8. Which do you think are OPAL's top strengths? Pick four only.

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* 9. OPAL’s core programs and activities are listed below. Of these, select three that should remain a high priority for us over the next five years.

  First priority Second priority Third priority
Activism for Clean Air in Portland
Organizing transit-dependent people in Trimet's service area
Trimet reform and governance
Demilitarizing transit/fighting racial profiling by police
Fighting for affordable housing in urban neighborhoods and against displacement
Holding elected officials accountable on EJ issues
Oregon state level EJ policy advocacy
Youth organizing in east Portland high schools
Building power statewide for a just transition
Shaping climate policy for Oregon
Building alliances with organized labor
Leading mass mobilization events (marches, allies, mass teach-ins/trainings)
Training program (POC Organizing Institute, BRU Fellowship, EJ 101, Political Education, Just Transition 101, etc.)

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* 10. OPAL is growing and considering how to respond to the needs of this political moment. In which of the following areas would you like to see OPAL deepen our impact or expand our reach, over the next five years?

  First priority Second priority Third priority Fourth priority
Building the statewide just transition alliance
Advocacy in major transit districts across Oregon (Portland, Salem, and Eugene)
Informing and shaping policy around new mobility (such as electrification of vehicles, autonomous vehicles, etc.)
Fighting gentrification in Portland
Creating a new entity to engage voters, train candidates, and impact elections (i.e. 501(c)4)
Building alliances with Tribal communities
Stopping new fossil fuel infrastructure/expansion
Resisting Trump and white nationalism in Oregon
Expanded Organizing of transit-dependent people in Trimet's service area
Demilitarizing transit/fighting racial profiling by police
Fighting for affordable housing in urban neighborhoods and against displacement
Expanded youth organizing in Portland high schools
Reform of the state highway trust fund
Grow training program

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* 11. What three words you would use to describe OPAL?

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* 12. Any additional comments?

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