QPIRG Fun-Raiser: Book & Zine Sale, Art Market, Open Mic, and Free Food! The QPIRG Fun-raiser is coming up on October 12 and 13, 1-6pm! Swing by QPIRG-McGill (3516 Av du Parc) for a book and zine sale, art market, and open mic/karaoke! There will also be free food from @midnightkitchencollective 🦄 Here is a list of […]
Community Dinner The week of Culture Shock will kick off with a free vegan dinner from Midnight Kitchen! Join QPIRG at the SSMU Flex Space (on the first floor, to the left) on Monday, October 21st at 6pm. Plates and cutlery will be provided, but feel free to bring a tupperware container if you want […]
Radical Walking Tour The Radical Walking Tour of Milton Parc presents a critical and nuanced historical presentation to the neighbourhood sites. The tour includes a visit to notable sites on McGill’s campus, focusing on the history of James McGill’s abuse and enslavement of First Nations and Indigenous residents of Tiohtià:ke and the ongoing fight of […]
How to Design an Effective Political Image Art has always been a tool in political discourse. Posters serve as a unique exclamation in that discourse. Their images can be used as a prism to code and decode culture, movement and alignment as well as a stew of other signifiers makes them invaluable in their effect. […]
Introduction to Canadian Imperialism How much do you know about Canadian imperialism? Interested in learning more? Join QPIRG-McGill for our Intro to Canadian Imperialism: Workshop hosted by Tyler Shipley, professor and author of Canada in the World: Settler Capitalism and the Colonial Imagination. This workshop offers a deep dive into Canada’s international engagement since Confederation, […]
Zine Making with Prisoner Correspondence Project An all-in-one primer of what you need to know about zines, their historic role in leftist movements, and their current relevance in the age of Information. This workshop will be facilitated by volunteers from Prisoner Correspondence Project (PCP). Plus: make your own zine with provided materials, and check out […]
Panel: History of Montréal Activism Our upcoming panel event, ‘History of Montréal Activism’ will bring together community activists who have been organizing for generations to explore the rich history of activism in this city, with a particular focus on anti-imperialism. Participants will hear stories about how organizing has evolved throughout time and the effectiveness of […]
Radical Walking Tour The Radical Walking Tour of Milton Parc presents a critical and nuanced historical presentation to the neighbourhood sites. The tour includes a visit to notable sites on McGill’s campus, focusing on the history of James McGill’s abuse and enslavement of First Nations and Indigenous residents of Tiohtià:ke and the ongoing fight of […]
Lupa ay Buhay (Land is Life) In this event, we will hear from one of our community members who went to their homeland of the Philippines to live with and among the peasants and farmers as they waged their campaigns for land, rights, and livelihood. October marks Peasants Month in the Philippines. This is a […]
