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Becoming a member not only gives you access to our studio spaces, equipment, tools & supplies, but also to cheaper photocopies and free & discounted workshops as well. It is also an investment in the organization itself and allows us to provide sliding-scale options for community members who need them. Join us and make your creative projects come to life!

Donate

By donating to the IPRC, you invest in both our accessible studio space and our programs that support historically marginalized communities in Oregon, as well as the causes closest to our members' hearts including racial justice, gender equality, and disability rights. Please support our work in the community! The IPRC is a 501(c)3 nonprofit.

Volunteer

Currently on hold because of coronavirus precautions, the IPRC usually operates with the help of a legion of volunteers. Whether they are working the front desk or project-oriented volunteers – we are lucky to be working with some of the region's most talented artists, writers, teachers, designers and cultural aficionados. Learn more by contacting eao@iprc.org!

Portland Has Talent Community Zine

In September 2020 Portland Sunday Parkways and the Independent Publishing Resource Center (IPRC) came together to create a month of zine making. Local artists Marissa Perez, Sarah Mirk, and Geeta Lewis hosted three online intro workshops to inspire the community to create at home. This zine is a collection of art made by 17 members […]

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The IPRC is in the Give!Guide – Help Us Reach Our $10k Goal!

 The Give!Guide (G!G) is Willamette Week’s annual effort to raise funds – and draw attention – to the good works of local nonprofits. The campaign is supported by numerous local businesses, who provide incentives to donors and Big Give Days for your giving. The IPRC is honored to be a part of the G!G […]

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Fall 2020 at the IPRC

Fall Programs, including Creative Writing Workshops, Community Events, and workshops to support your at-home studio practice are up now on the calendar. Sliding scale and scholarship spots available.

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Print Services for Black Lives Matter

The IPRC is offering print & zine assembly services for organizers and activists of the BLM Movement in Portland, OR. *We are able to provide BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) individuals or organizations 100 copies of tabloid sized poster prints &/or 100 copies of zines of up to 8 pages (B&W standard letter sized) […]

SOLD OUT Virtual IPRC: Toxic Productivity Workshop

In a June 11th workshop Toxic Productivity and the Creative Cycle, hosted by Marina Martinez-Bateman, participants deconstructed the toxic habit many of us have of associating our worth with our ability to produce. Especially in this uncertain and stressful time, we feel external pressure to make work that will help others contextualize a situation we […]

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