OPIRG McMaster resources are available to help students and community take action in accordance with OPIRG’s Mission, Vision, and Values
In our Resource Center, we offer:
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A co-working space (with comfortable tables & chairs, a large whiteboard, chart paper, and a large TV screen);
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Free snacks and refreshments (including Fair Trade tea and coffee);
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Equipment loans (if you have suggestions for new equipment to add to our library, please email us at resources@opirgmcmaster.org);
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Public use computer (iMac);
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An engaging community of activists, community organizers, and students eager to make a difference!
OPIRG has two button-makers that groups that align with our Mission, Vision and Values can book on a cost-recovery basis.
Campus and community groups that align with OPIRG’s Mission, Vision and Values can request use of our equipment.
Ready to book the space?
If you are unsure about your booking status with OPIRG McMaster, please reach out to resources@opirgmcmaster.org
From the Blog
Resource Centre Drop-In Hours
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Removing Barriers to Voting
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Student Vote
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