Contact Us | — Community Alliance of Tenants

Home | About Us | CAT Advocacy 2025 | Join CAT | Contact Us | Donate

Know Your Rights | Renters' Rights Hotline |

Home |About Us |CAT Advocacy 2025 |Join CAT |Contact Us |Donate

Know Your Rights |Renters' Rights Hotline |

Connect with CAT

? Take future action with a single click.
Log in or Sign up for FastAction

Contact Information

First Name Last Name

Email (Optional)

Yes, sign me up for email updates.

Remember me so that I can use FastAction next time.

(Optional)

Your donation will be securely processed.

Show your support
with a single click

Autofill forms quickly and securely with FastAction

Sign up with your email address

Already have a FastAction account? Log in

By clicking "Log in," I confirm that I agree with the FastAction terms of service and privacy policy.

×

Show your support
with a single click

Autofill forms quickly and securely with FastAction

Log in with your email address

Don't have a FastAction account yet? Sign up

By clicking "Sign up," I confirm that I agree with the FastAction terms of service and privacy policy.

×

Show your support
with a single click

Autofill forms quickly and securely with FastAction

Sign up with your email address

Already have a FastAction account? Log in

By clicking "Log in," I confirm that I agree with the FastAction terms of service and privacy policy.

×

Show your support
with a single click

Autofill forms quickly and securely with FastAction

Log in with your email address

Don't have a FastAction account yet? Sign up

By clicking "Sign up," I confirm that I agree with the FastAction terms of service and privacy policy.

×

We say this land acknowledgment as recognition of TRUTH. We say this land acknowledgment to show respect. Today, there are 9 “federally recognized” tribes in the state of Oregon. But before settlers came to take the land here in Oregon, there were more than 60 tribes in this area. We acknowledge that we are on the occupied homeland of indigenous communities in Oregon. In addition to the immeasurable loss of First Nations land, and the lives of countless indigenous men, women, and children, entire cultures were wiped away. Livelihoods were stolen. Some of these atrocities were government approved. Despite centuries of colonization, genocide, and racism, indigenous people are still here. We must think about what it means to occupy space on indigenous lands.

We recognize the legacy of systemic oppression that enables many of us to be here. We also recognize and honor the strength, resilience and capacity of indigenous people in our region. Land is not just merely the space that our bodies occupy; it is a vault of culture, story, art, history, and tradition.

Know Your Rights Join Donate News and Updates

© 2019 Community Alliance of Tenants. All Rights Reserved.