Based in Eugene, Beyond Toxics works with communities affected by pollution, environmental hazards and the inequities that often determine who bears their greatest impact.

In this episode of Community Voices, Environmental Justice Organizer Arjorie Arberry-Baribeault discusses the power of community-led advocacy—including the years of organizing in West Eugene that helped bring about the closure of the polluting J.H. Baxter wood-treatment facility.

Listen to the conversation to hear how Beyond Toxics helps communities turn environmental concerns into collective action.

Follow Beyond Toxics on Instagram at @beyondtoxics and learn more about their work.

This episode of PRP’s Community Voices was produced in partnership with Meyer Memorial Trust. Together, we’re helping amplify nonprofit voices across Oregon

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