Volunteers

QPIRG-McGill is always seeking volunteers to help plan fun and educational events for social and environmental justice, to participate in inspiring campaigns, maintain the library, offer translation, childcare, and help with publicity. Volunteers can be community members or students.

Check out our volunteer guide here (PDF) (ENG)

If you’re interested in volunteering with us, fill out our volunteer sign-up form here or email us at info@qpirgmcgill.org!

Here are some of the various ways you can volunteer with QPIRG:

Library Collective

The QPIRG library collective consists of volunteers who are dedicated to sharing and preserving diverse forms of knowledge that adhere to QPIRG McGill's Anti-Oppressive mandate. We strive to build communities as well as promote personal development by holding events such as skill-shares and zine club. Volunteers can get involved in the more technical aspects of the library such as working with the circulation or catalogue, or work with broader visions for the library such as increasing accessibility and outreach, as well as finding new materials.

Outreach Committee

The Outreach Committee makes decisions about QPIRG’s outreach and promotion. They help spread awareness about events and opportunities to get involved with QPIRG. They may work with other committees and working groups to spread the word about events that QPIRG is organizing.

Radical Research Committee

The Radical Research Committee aims to support QPIRG-McGill's community-driven research programming. Among its activities include doing outreach for the Community University Research Exchange (CURE) program, facilitating workshops and skillshares, and organizing the Radical Research Days event series. Above all, the committee believes in research as a tool for social transformation- one that is accountable to communities and accessible to all.

Popular Education Committee

The Popular Education Committee organizes educational events for the McGill and Montreal communities. Our regular programming includes Culture Shock in the fall semester and Social Justice Days in the winter semester. The committee may choose to organize other events of their choosing in addition to the regular programming.

Accessibility Committee

The Accessibility Committee has a mandate to evaluate QPIRG's current barriers to accessibility, researching and providing information on possible solutions, and implementing- or helping to implement- as many as possible. The Accessibility Committee Committee can also help guide other committees or staff at QPIRG, and provide or recommend training where questions of accessibility are concerned.

Rad Frosh Summer Collective*

This collective helps shape the weekend of Rad Frosh to make it as great as it can be! They select workshops, tours and facilitators, brainstorm new ideas/initiatives, help create and compile accessibility information and prepare frosh bags & other frosh materials.

Convergence Editorial Collective*

The convergence editorial collective curates, edits and promotes Convergence. Published in collaboration with QPIRG-Concordia, Convergence is a Montreal-based journal highlighting undergraduate and community contributions to social justice research and art.
*The Convergence Editorial Collective and the Rad Frosh Summer Collective are short-term committees that meet for a few months per year, over the summer. Most other committees run throughout the entirety of the school year (and some through summer as well).
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