OPIRG Kingston’s Annual PUSH IT: HIP-HOP FESTIVAL returns THIS MARCH 2012! Shows, Workshops, Screenings & More. More info available here: http://hiphop.opirgkingston.org/
When? Saturay, January 28th 2012 Where? Queen’s Centre room 506, 284 Earl Street A day full of workshops, lectures, discussions and other events designed to bring together the wide variety of groups working on social and environmental justice in our community. We aim to share our knowledge, experiences and skills in the hopes of empowering [...]
OPIRG wants to develop a zine that will explore resources, tactics and strategies around self-care, supporting our friends, consent, and other such topics. We believe that there are no better experts about our lives than ourselves. We want this publication to come directly from our community (students, staff, faculty) which has the knowledge, skills and [...]
Tuesday October 18, 2011 4:30 PM B106 Mac-Corry (PSAC office) Join us for PSAC 901′s first LGBTQ meeting of the year. We will develop our mission statement, appoint a chair and brainstorm ideas about LGBTQ committee goals. Some initial ideas include: gender neutral bathrooms, documenting everyday barriers and discrimination for LGBTQ workers at Queen’s, establishing [...]
OPIRG Kingston has produced these cards for the past two years to spread awareness about our rights while interacting with the police. Based on some feedback we thought it was important to add some information about sexual assault resources. Pleas share widely!
Our Mandate
The Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG) Kingston is dedicated to research, education, and action in the public interest. We are predominantly student-funded and student-run, but strive to maintain a balance of support and direction from the wider Kingston community. OPIRG Kingston exists to serve as a training ground for concerned citizens to recognize and engage the problems of society.
OPIRG Kingston is located on contested Kanienkehaka and Algonquin territory.
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