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PCUN, Farmworkers & Latinx Working Families United

Last updated Jun 2026

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PCUN (Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste) is Oregon's largest Latino union and one of the state's longest-standing Latinx-led organizations, based in Woodburn and serving farmworkers and Latinx working families since 1985. It organizes for labor rights, fair wages, and immigrant rights, and through its affiliated Willamette Valley Law Project (WVLP) provides accredited immigration legal services, representation, translation, and referrals. PCUN also runs civic-engagement and leadership work. Connect through the Woodburn office or pcun.org.

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LatineImmigrants & refugees

Services offered

Legal aidAdvocacy

Who it's for

Low-income

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PCUN, Farmworkers & Latinx Working Families United

300 Young St, Woodburn, OR 97071

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