A welcoming space to learn, connect, collaborate, and strengthen our community.
West Papua Campaign USA provides access to selected office spaces for community members, students, families, community groups, nonprofit organizations, and partners who need a welcoming place to meet, study, learn, plan, and connect.
Through this program, WPC-USA seeks to make our office more than a workplace. We want it to serve as a community resource that supports education, cultural connection, community wellbeing, collaboration, and meaningful relationships.
At West Papua Campaign USA, our work goes beyond advocacy. We believe strong communities also need spaces where people can learn, connect, exchange ideas, develop their skills, and support one another.
Community Space Access is part of our commitment to making WPC-USA’s office a useful and welcoming resource for the community.
Whether you need a quiet place to complete homework, work on a project, hold a small meeting, or collaborate with others, you may request one of our available spaces.
A comfortable shared space for meetings, study sessions, project work, planning, and collaboration. The room can be reserved by individuals or small groups of up to 6 people. Reservations are limited to one day only to help keep the space available and accessible to the wider community.
A quiet individual workspace for studying, homework, research, remote work, virtual meetings, planning, or personal projects. The cubicle is available for 1 person per session and is intended for short-term individual use. Reservations are limited to one day only to support fair access for community members.
Select the Conference Room or Cubicle Room based on your needs.
Choose your preferred date and time and tell us briefly how you plan to use the space.
Our team will confirm availability and make sure the requested use follows our Community Space guidelines.
Once approved, you will receive confirmation and any information you need before your visit.
To help keep our limited community spaces accessible and available to everyone:
Why one-day reservations?
Our spaces are shared community resources. Limiting reservations to one day helps provide fair access and gives more community members an opportunity to use them.