WCMGA and OSU Extension DEI forms and resources:
Growing Gardens
“Let’s get everyone in Oregon growing gardens!”
What a great presentation from Jason Skipton from Growing Gardens as our Monthly Chapter Speaker in May, 2026. If you missed it you can find it on WCMGA’s Youtube channel.
You can check out the great work they do in our community by clicking here.
Statewide Growing and Belonging Committee Information:
Links to outside organization information and resources:
Disability Sensitivity Training Video (Links to dcGovernment Youtube)Eliminating Microaggressions: The Next Level of Inclusion (9-minute video)Centro Cultural de Washington County - educational and cultural center in Cornelius that offers aid and other services to LatinosAdelante Mujeres (Forest Grove) - offers Latina women and their families holistic programs and the tools to achieve self-determination in the areas of education, leadership training, and enterpriseOSU Smallfarms - Black and Brown Farmers of Color in OregonFeed'em Freedom Foundation - creating educational pipelines to agriculture for Black and BIPOC youth, Land Stewardship, Regional Food Security response, and economic prosperity as a means of gaining sovereignty for Black Oregonians.
In collaboration with and in support of the OSU Extension Service Master Gardener Program, the Washington County Master Gardener Association (WCMGA) provides relevant, research-based education and outreach to the public about horticulture and household pests. This information promotes sustainable practices that minimize risks to human health and the environment. WCMGA sponsors a wide variety of gardening–related demonstrations, lectures, seminars and workshops in various Washington County Oregon locations. Most of our events are free and open to the public. The WCMGA is a 501c3 non-profit supported by hundreds of volunteers, who work to educate the public about sustainable, affordable gardening.