Bruce has been involved with ROP since 2002, having given up a lucrative career as a corporate lawyer to live his values. Since then he has lived at various income levels and worked at jobs ranging from delivering food to food pantries, to Director of the Human Dignity Coalition in Bend, to being a paralegal at a law firm representing injured and disabled people and workers. Bruce is a bold leader and trainer across issues for social justice in Central Oregon.
Bruce Morris
Bend, Deschutes County
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Bruce Morris
Bend, Deschutes County
Bruce has been involved with ROP since 2002, having given up a lucrative career as a corporate lawyer to live his values. Since then he has lived at various income levels and worked at jobs ranging from delivering food to food pantries, to Director of the Human Dignity Coalition in Bend, to being a paralegal at a law firm representing injured and disabled people and workers. Bruce is a bold leader and trainer across issues for social justice in Central Oregon. In 2013, after participating in the March for ONE Oregon Bus Tour, he was one of the key leaders who coordinated a community response to the church arson that occurred only hours after a pro-immigrant rights event. He is active with Central Oregon Jobs with Justice, the Social Justice Center, and Building Common Ground, a network of dozens of central Oregonians who are currently focused on building rapid response infrastructure to respond to ICE activity. He also works for Central Oregon’s community radio station: KPOV. Bruce brings his calm, experienced leadership to the board.