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Cover of Street Roots March 25, 2026 issue. Large white text on the page says, "Citizen Jane. The host of ‘Girlypop Politics’ takes civics education to the airwaves. PAGE 8." An illustration of a hand holding a megaphone fills the page. The megaphone has a lace bow and heart charm tied around it.

March 25, 2026

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Cover of Street Roots' March 18, 2026 issue. A photograph of a mother holding their child fills the page. Large text says, "Young Activists ReImagine Care for Children of Incarcerated Parents. They fought through the system when they were young. Now, they’re calling on lawmakers to pay attention. PAGE 8."

March 18, 2026

Cover of Street Roots March 11, 2026 issue. large text says, "Roadess, for now. Trump’s administration seeks to deal a huge blow to forests in the Northwest and across the country. People are fighting back. PAGE 4." in the background is a composite image combining pictures of the forests and illustrations of roads overlapping.

March 11, 2026

Cover of Street Roots March 4, 2026 issue. Large text says, "Caught in the Bottleneck. Shelters can be a dead end for homeless Portlanders seeking housing. Since 2021, the city all but eliminated spending that could open new doors. PAGE 4." And a glass bottle is illustrated across the page that is clogged up with cots. Below the bottle opening is a small Monopoly-looking house.

March 4, 2026

The cover of Street Roots Feb. 25, 2026 issue. Large text says, "He’s 95 and he ‘ain’t takin’ no jive.' Paul Knauls Sr. helped shape the culture of Northeast Portland. Shortly after his 95th birthday, he shared how his storied past intertwines with city history — and what he sees on the horizon. PAGE 8." At the center of the page is an illustrated portrait of Paul Knauls smiling and wearing a sailor's cap.

February 25, 2026

Cover of Street Roots February 18, 2026 issue. Large text says, "Tick Tock. Oregon stands to lose nearly $1 billion in revenue due to federal funding cuts. Lawmakers are scrambling to prevent devastating cuts to health care, education and social services."

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