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Volunteer with Street Tree Project
Want to help us get even more trees in the city? Volunteer with the Hamilton Street Tree Project as we go door to door in Hamilton's Homeside neighbourhood this month (June 2017), signing people
Post-its For Change- Community Engagement Project
The Community Engagement Project reaches out to the students at McMaster University as they listen to what problems and opinions students have about the surrounding community. CEP has a booth outside Starbucks in the McMaster
Volunteer Slides from Annual General Meeting
Missed the OPIRG AGM last night? Here's a brief slide show and presentation from Coordinator of Volunteers for your entertainment! VOLUNTEER SLIDESHOW
SNOW DAY
All OPIRG meetings and events are cancelled today due to the university closing for this weather event (WINTER!) - we should be back in action tomorrow morning at the usual 10am opening. Suggested activity: take
“DECOLONIZING CONFERENCE” – Call for Submissions
CIARS 2016 "DECOLONIZING CONFERENCE" | CALLING SCHOLARS, ARTISTS, ACTIVISTSSAVE THE DATE: November 3-5th, 2016 SUBMISSION DEADLINE: June 30, 2016The Centre for Integrative Anti-Racism Studies (CIARS) invites submissions for the 2016 "Decolonizing Conference". The Decolonizing Conference is taking place
Tabling at Cootes to Escarpment enviro-fair in Dundas
The bicycle version of the OPIRG displayMPP McMeekin visited to show supportRBG's David Galbraith, with Dundas legend Joanna ChapmanJulie Gordon volunteered to staff our tableand make butterfly art-buttonsWe had a great time networking with other
We will be in Dundas with these folks Saturday! Help staff our table, or just come say hi!
Here's a link to a google map for directions: https://goo.gl/maps/6vzdJNjoCQJ2You can contact randy@opirgmcmaster.org if you can help staff the OPIRG display
How OPIRG spent 100in1 Day in Hamilton: Free Street Trees!
Did you host or attend a 100in1 day event in Hamilton? Please share your experience with us!Hannah, OPIRG's 2016 Street Tree Coordinator, spent time inviting people to re-envision their neighbourhood through an art project, OPIRG's