May 7 – The increased frequency and intensity of extreme weather events like hurricanes, wildfires and droughts threaten the world’s food supply, drive people from their homes, separate families and jeopardize livelihoods.

BodyVox presents its fifth annual Contact Dance Film Festival this April, available to stream starting April 30. The 4 day festival features three different programs, showcasing award-winning collaborations between filmmakers, dancers, and choreographers from around the world.

We may be physically distant, but OMSI wants to bring our community together for a very special night of explosive, science-fueled fun! Join them online on May 2 from 7-8p!

In May, Japanese retailer MUJI is hosting a series of virtual workshops to help audiences feel inspired and stay positive as the world navigates the ‘new norms’ of working from home and social distancing.

We may be staying at home but that’s not stopping Original Practice Shakespeare Festival from going international! See them perform this weekend w/ Shake-Scene Shakespeare from the United Kingdom.

Just because we can’t get be together Doesn’t mean we still can’t dance. You can tune in Sundays from the comfort of your own backyard to stretch flow and get back into your body.

In this time of quarantine, what can science tell us about “smart” online dating? Do dating sites help or hinder finding a mate? Find out more April 30, 2020, at The Science of Online Dating.

Having access to the library online is critical these days. So they’ve made it easier. You can now get a library card online with instant access to all digital offerings.

April 28 – Learn about Extreme Virus Mutation: Rampant Recombination in Novel Viruses with Ken Stedman, PhD, professor of biology and founding member of the Center for Life in Extreme Environments at Portland State University.