Consumers of medical and mental health care who look to medical credit cards with the hope of expanding their ability to access care are too often trapped by predatory practices.
Celebrating important victories for Oregon consumers
Our policy team is joined this winter by two new interns in their last year of law school: Taylor Westlund (she/her) and Devon Gonzalez-Yoxtheimer (they/them).
OCJ is championing four pieces of pro-consumer legislation during the short legislative session to expand and modernize protections for Oregonians.
OCJ is proud to be part of Fair Shot for All, a coalition of Oregonians, community organizations, and labor unions who have spent a decade fighting for racial, gender, and economic justice in Oregon.
OCJ's inaugural Policy Cohort brought together community organizations to enhance their participation in state-level advocacy. This collaboration fostered relationships and set the stage for future collective efforts in consumer advocacy.
Building on the incredible contributions of our first interns during the summer months, OCJ welcomes two new interns, Alyssa and Max, and one returning extern, Megan Bryant-Tiktin to join the policy team this fall.
It was our great pleasure this summer to host OCJ’s inaugural policy interns, law students Megan Bryant-Tiktin (Lewis & Clark Law School), and Samantha Formica (Willamette University College of Law).
The 2023 Legislative Session saw important consumer wins that will benefit Oregon families.
We are excited to announce OCJ’s inaugural interns joining our policy team in May and continuing through mid-August: Megan Bryant-Tiktin and Samantha Formica.
It’s the final countdown. OCJ’s Commitment to Pro-Consumer Policy in the 2023 Legislative Session.
Check out our 2023 legislative agenda.
