meaningful way which way the reason for us colectivising in the first place. I'm hoping that comes fall when fire is no longer an issue we'll b we able to get back to Fallout Camp and that project. I'm also hoping we'll be able to keep this project together and running simultaneously. If anyone in the area wants to help out email us for location info at [email protected]. We can always use material donations here or cash donations at pdxhrc.org/donations. Thanks for the support already given. -B

needle exchange from the fixed location. We're still going to do our twice weekly route we've been doing too. We put out a table which were keeping cooked meals, snacks and water available on. It sucks waking up to the sound of the freeway rather then birds but this is how 1000s of people are living in Portland as victims of oppressive capitalism. Regardless of what sounds we wake up to we're contacting more people this way which will lead to more opportunities to aid the community in a

Within a couple days a mass of police and FD came to assault us. We had already seen this coming and had moved. At 30 acers it's a good size forest for the city, but not enough to stay hidden with our kitchen and everything else in tow. So we decided to refocus what we're doing. We've moved out of the forest to a nearby area with some good size camps scattered throughout the area. We set up a 100sqft shelter for our kitchen and room the hang out out of the sun and started doing distro and

We can also take donations at $radicalcamping and pdxhrc.org/donate