The Uprise Collective

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The UPRISE Collective opens spaces and provides support for members of targeted communities to engage in social uplift by providing community education and fee-for-service consultation.

Please join us for the next workshop in the Reclaiming our Medicine Series, Eco-friendly cleaning. The registration form...
09/03/2026

Please join us for the next workshop in the Reclaiming our Medicine Series, Eco-friendly cleaning. The registration form is in the link in the bio.

slide one: white background, broken into three sections. reclaiming our medicine series eco-friendly cleaning title at the top midway. There’s a photo of cleaning supplies with natural lemon and fruit with wooden brushes on a cutting board. A teal box to the right reads: sign-up link in the bio register today! The cream colored box at the bottom of the slide reads: eco-friendly, cultural and accessible bug repellent, pest control, and cleaning supplies. All materials provided and delivered. Virtual with ASL. Prioritizing BIPOC, disabled, q***r and low income folks.
September 22nd, 6 PM virtual event. Register and invite will be sent via email. The UPRISE collective logo sits at the bottom right of the slide in teal and dark grey lettering.

New ask your plant Auntie post!Slide one: white background with ask your plant Auntie logo on the left top and feed our ...
08/28/2026

New ask your plant Auntie post!

Slide one: white background with ask your plant Auntie logo on the left top and feed our people project logo on top right. photo of maple blossoms behind a pink and white speech bubble that reads hey Auntie, what do we do with big leaf maple blossoms?

slide two: white background with ask your plant Auntie on the top right with a speech bubble that reads besides adding the flowers to salads you can make maple blossom fritters!

below the speech bubble is a recipe for maple blossom fritters. Ingredients include 2 cups, big leaf maple blossoms 2 tablespoons high heat oil, (coconut, avocado, sunflower) one egg one cup flour of choice, half teaspoon baking soda your favorite spices and herbs.

The recipe method gather maple blossoms when the flowers are just opening up but before the seeds emerge, rinse dry and store in the fridge until ready to use. add 3 tablespoons oil in skillet to medium high heat. place eggs in bowl. beat. mix, flour, baking soda, and spices on separate plate dip blossom into egg then coat and flour. Carefully place in hot oil turning once until golden brown. Remove from pan and let excess oil drain on clean towel.

The UPRISE Collective logo is in the center of the bottom of the slide.

Starting September 1st join us for Bead n Bond! An in person and virtual group to bead, craft, sew, weave and chill. Bri...
08/17/2026

Starting September 1st join us for Bead n Bond! An in person and virtual group to bead, craft, sew, weave and chill. Bring your projects, start a new project, share knowledge, tips, tricks, laugh, eat and chill together. *bring your own project supplies and materials, some basic supplies like scissors, paper, tape and glue will be provided.

This group will meet every other week. Please register at the link in the bio.

Join us for our Herbal Planter Workshop! Sign up today, link in the bio and in our story. Date dependent on sign ups and...
07/21/2026

Join us for our Herbal Planter Workshop! Sign up today, link in the bio and in our story. Date dependent on sign ups and feedback.

Slide: white, pink, cream background with a photo of herbs in a cedar box. It reads Reclaiming our Medicine Series: Herbal Planter Workshop, sign up in the bio, Herbal Planter Workshop, all materials provided and delivered, virtual with ASL. For intersectional targeted identities, including disabled q***r BIPOC low income folks. August 10 or 11th dependent on sign-up feedback.

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We know what you want and it’s here our new Organizational Learning Catalogue has dropped! You need training? We got you...
06/29/2026

We know what you want and it’s here our new Organizational Learning Catalogue has dropped! You need training? We got you covered. You need Popular Education we got you! You need CHW or THW training w CEU’s we got you! Customized Support like Assessments, Evaluation and Consultation we got that too! Visit our website at www.theuprisecollective.org to download it today or reach out to [email protected] for a paper copy.

Ask your plant Auntie weekly questions! Slide 1: has a white background with a cartoon brown auntie with a purple scarf ...
06/29/2026

Ask your plant Auntie weekly questions!

Slide 1: has a white background with a cartoon brown auntie with a purple scarf on her head she hold a purple plant in a pink pot and the words that say ask your plant auntie. Next to that is the feed our people logo with a had drawn camas plant. Below is a calendula plant photo background of and a speech bubble that reads “hey auntie…what kind of plants are good for my skin?”

Slide 2: has a calendula plant photo background with a green box centered with text in a speech bubble that reads, Rosewood, seaweed, yarrow, plantain, calendula are all good plants to utilize for your skin. Below reads, Calendula is praised for her skin healing properties. Rich in antioxidants calendula is believed to reduce inflammation accelerate wound healing, and hydrate sensitive skin. The UPRISE Collective logo sits at the bottom of the box in white.

Ask your plant auntie! Slide 1 reads “Hey auntie, why do they say camas is an anti-diabetic food?” White background sli...
06/03/2026

Ask your plant auntie!

Slide 1 reads “Hey auntie, why do they say camas is an anti-diabetic food?” White background slide with the hey plant auntie cartoon brown auntie w blue shirt and purple bandana holding a potted plant, the feed out people project camas logo in the upper right corner, a pink speech bubble contains the text.

Slide 2 has a photo background of camas and a speech bubble from the plant auntie that reads “camas is a root” and then continues on to say, “Camas is considered anti-diabetic because it does not raise blood sugar and supports healthy flora in the gut. Camas is high in fiber and may not be as easily digestible tor people who arent amiliar with the nutritious root. Lewis and clark were malnourished and meek along their journey which caused them to have a bad reaction to the camas, resulting in bad bouts of indigestion, vomiting and diarrhea.” A white UPRISE Collective logo is centered on the bottom.

Hey Plant Auntie!Slide 1 has a brown Auntie in the corner w a purple head scarf and a blue shirt holding a potted plant ...
04/30/2026

Hey Plant Auntie!

Slide 1 has a brown Auntie in the corner w a purple head scarf and a blue shirt holding a potted plant with a background photo of horsetail plant with a green text box that reads: hey Auntie…my braids are looking a little thin. You got something that supports hair growth?

Slide 2 has the brown Auntie in the left corner with the feed our people text logo w a hand drawn camas plant next to it. The background is a photo of the horsetail plant and the text bubble reads: Horsetail promotes hair growth primarily through its exceptionally high silica content (up to 10%) which strengthens hair strands, reduces breakage and improves elasticity. It stimulates collagen production, improves scalp circulation and possesses antioxidant properties that protect follicles leading to stronger healthier hair.

We had a great work party at our office garden today. Getting it all cleaned up and ready for a big transformation! If y...
04/25/2026

We had a great work party at our office garden today. Getting it all cleaned up and ready for a big transformation! If you are wanting to volunteer or join our liberation garden cohort, look for our volunteer sign up on our webpage or email us at [email protected]

The UPRISE Collective’s newest blog is up! Visit our bio or our website for more info! www.theuprisecollective.org Photo...
04/21/2026

The UPRISE Collective’s newest blog is up! Visit our bio or our website for more info! www.theuprisecollective.org

Photo contains 3 black women holding up a large trans flag marching in the street and the title reads April showers bring May flowers. It no flowers for trans rights.

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Beaverton, OR
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