Valley Migrant League (Woodburn, Or.)

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The Valley Migrant League (VML), which was founded in 1964, was first funded in May 1965 by the Office of Economic Opportunity as part of Great Society anti-poverty programs to serve migrant farm workers in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. It operated programs until the mid-1970s.

The VML established its administrative headquarters in Woodburn, with Area Opportunity Centers in Aumsville, Dayton, Hillsboro, Independence, Salem, Sandy, and Woodburn. Other VML programs included adult education through evening classes, Winter Day Schools, and existing community schools; publication of a newspaper, Opportunity News (and later, Relampago); job development, counseling, and placment; housing; and child care centers.

From the description of Valley Migrant League Records, 1962-1972. (Oregon Historical Society Research Library). WorldCat record id: 61704251

The Valley Migrant League (VML), which was founded in 1964, was first funded in May 1965 by the Office of Economic Opportunity as part of Great Society anti-poverty programs to serve migrant farm workers in the Willamette Valley of Oregon. It operated programs until the mid-1970s.

The VML established its administrative headquarters in Woodburn, with Area Opportunity Centers in Aumsville, Dayton, Hillsboro, Independence, Salem, Sandy, and Woodburn. Initially, the board and administration was predominately non-farm worker, but by 1967, more than half of the board was composed of seasonal or ex-seasonal farm workers. By 1968, farm workers dominated the VML's operations.

Other Valley Migrant League programs included adult education through evening classes, Winter Day Schools, and existing community schools; publication of a newspaper, Opportunity News (and later Relampago) ; job development, counseling and placement; housing; and child care centers.

From the guide to the Valley Migrant League Records, 1962-1972, (Oregon Historical Society)

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Aumsville (Or.)

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Salem (Or.)

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Woodburn (Or.)

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Woodburn (Or.)

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Sandy (Or.)

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Aumsville (Or.)

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Willamette Valley (Or.)

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