Research
QPIRG McGill offers campus activists and community groups access to our many resources for conducting action-oriented research. Aside from space and the assistance of our staff, we also offer a resource centre, computer use, and access to sources of funding, including many at QPIRG McGill itself.
Resource Library
QPIRG McGill’s Resource Library offers McGill students and the general public hundreds of books, manuals, directories and videos that you won’t find at university or public libraries in the city. Use the library free of charge and learn about the wonderful world of social justice including: race/anti-racism, dis/ability issues, radical feminism, queer issues and so much more!
Summer Stipends
QPIRG’s summer stipend provides two individuals with a budget/honorarium of a few thousand dollars each to work over the summer doing research that leads towards action and change within the Montreal community.
CURE
The Community-University Research Exchange (CURE) is a database by which students can integrate their academic research with the work of local movements and activist organizations. Through the administrative infrastructures already in place at McGill and Concordia University, students may complete a CURE research project as an independent study course, internship, or thesis advised by a departmental professor, or as a term project for an upper-level class.