OPIRG Provincial is Hiring a Provincial Coordinator Ontario OPIRG (OPIRG Provincial/OPIRG Network) is hiring for a a part-time contract, management position for a duration of just over one year, with the possibility of renewal. This role, broadly, assists in Network-wide communications, administration, and support task. Please read the below sections Read more
An urgent fundraiser for a landmark cause! —- Performance in Protest is an afternoon of performances and visual arts from Indigenous and non-Indigenous theatre creators, musicians, visual artists and storytellers at the Buddies In Bad Times Theatre Cabaret Space in solidarity with the Chippewas of the Thames First Nation. The Read more
New OPIRG-Toronto office hours: Please note that the OPIRG-Toronto office will be closed Mondays, but volunteers or members of the community may book an appointment by contacting opirg.toronto@utoronto.ca for Mondays. Our regular office hours are now Tuesday to Friday 11AM to 6PM. Should you have any questions of concerns, please Read more
Action Speaks Louder call for pitches and editorial collective members Are you interested in alternative media? Do you want to develop your skills in writing and editing for a publication? Write or volunteer for Action Speaks Louder, OPIRG-Toronto’s bi-annual newsletter! We work to create space for students and community members Read more
SIGN UP FOR A TOOLS FOR CHANGE WORKSHOP A project of Earthroots, Greenpeace Canada, OPIRG Toronto, OPIRG York and the George Brown Student Association, Tools for Change helps you develop skills to campaign for social, environmental, and economic change. We host over 20 workshops a year. Workshop costs range from Read more
The fall 2016 edition of Action Speaks Louder, OPIRG Toronto’s biannual newsletter, is hot off the press! Come pick one up outside our office in the North Borden Building (563 Spadina Crescent, room 101). You can also read the most recent issue online at Issuu below: (Or link directly here). Read more
OPIRG-Toronto Fees Refund Period University of Toronto full-time and part-time graduate and undergraduate students who have paid the Ontario Public Interest Research Group – Toronto fees and wish to opt-out of OPIRG-Toronto are able to claim their fees refund with proof of enrolment for the 2016-2017 academic year. Please note Read more
Disorientation Week 2016 Presents…. Mapping Resistance September 19 – 23 An annual alternative orientation week. All events free and open to students and the community. All events are held in barrier free spaces. Specific access info is included with each event. ASL-English Interpretation is confirmed for the Silence is Violence Read more
A coalition of allied groups on the U of T campus, including OPIRG-Toronto, have been collaborating on Disorientation, an alternative orientation week that fosters student activism, educates and agitates students about social change and works to connect campus and community issues. Disorientation is a week of panels, workshops and other Read more
What is Disorientation? For the past several years, the Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG) Toronto and other University of Toronto campus organizations have been collaborating on Disorientation, an alternative orientation week that fosters activism, educates and agitates students and community members about social change and works to connect campus Read more