Get your ticket at the Grey House, sliding scale of $7-12. Bulk of proceeds from the event will go the AAFNA Legal Defence Trust.
The event will take place at Modern Fuel Artist Run Centre (21A Queen Street)
Come dance it up and raise money for the Legal Defence fund for Bob Lovelace and the Ardoch Algonquin First Nation in their …
Wolfe Island’s Seedy Saturday: Community Seed, Plant and Tree Swap Event
Saturday, May 03, 11-3pm
Wolfe island Community Hall, Marysville, Wolfe Island.
Head over to Wolfe Island to swap seeds, perennials, transplants and tree seedlings! The event will include guest speakers, a kids’ corner and a puppet show. For the Wolfe Island Ferry schedule please visit:
< http://www.wolfeisland.com/ferry.php>http://www.wolfeisland.com/ferry.php
For information please call Nicole …
CultureSHOCK: An anti-racist publication at Queen’s is hosting its annual launch this Friday. The theme this year is: Breaking the Silence!!!!
Time: 8:00pm - 11:00pm
Location: Grad Club
Join us on Friday, April 4th, the last day of school, as we celebrate the launch of CultureSHOCK!s compilation of anti-racism, resistance and FIRE . For the first time, we will also be launching an …
URGENT: KINGSTON COURT HEARINGS, at 5 Court St.,
Tues, 11 a.m., and currently on the court schedule through to Thursday
PLEASE ATTEND TO SUPPORT NATIVES AND SETTLERS CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
“Ardoch Algonquin First Nation has no choice but to continue to prohibit uranium exploration and mining on our community lands which have been staked by FVC. While we will not …
At Sexual Assault Centre Kingston’s annual general meeting in September, 2007, the membership voted to follow the lead of many of our sister Centres and amend our organizational structure. By changing to a participatory hierarchy, SACK will be able improve efficiency and more effectively focus on our constant goal: to prevent sexual violence.
As we write the pages of the Centre’s …
On November 14 a Queen’s faculty member was physically intimidated and verbally abused with racial taunts by a group of students on campus. This event has sparked widespread condemnation.
Unfortunately, this is not an isolated incident at Queen’s, and faculty members need to play a critical role in addressing systemic racism at the university. Although real change will …
Calling all Kingston area anarchists, anti-authoritarians and fellow travelers! A new website (http://kingston.roadnetwork.org) focusing on anarchist and anti-authoritarian relevant groups, campaigns, projects, institutions, and media in the Kingston area and regional links has been created. If something that you think hasn’t been included that ought to be on that site (i.e. are in harmony with the points of unity), …
On December 18th, the City of Kingston will vote on the bylaw of banning the use of non-essential pesticides. Show your support on the issue and convince councillors to act now and allow the legislation to pass. Contact one of the following councillors by phone or email and let them know about your opinion.
Mark Gerretsen …
Registration is now open for Common Magic: The legacy of Bronwen Wallace March 7-9th 2008 at Donald Gorden Conference Centre.
Bronwen Wallace (1945-1989) is one of Canada’s most important poets, feminist thinkers, essayists, and activists. The conference will celebrate and explore her legacy and continued influence on writers and social justice activists. It will be followed by a very special …
The sociology department at Queen’s University is hosting a Surveillance Awareness Week, a week long examination of our global surveillance society from November 26th to 30th:
On Wed Nov 28th Kristie Ball, Senior Lecturer in Organization Studies, will give a talk on Drills, Skills and Measured Breaks: Call Centres, Organization and the Surveillance Society from 1-2pm at Goodes Hall 304
On Thurs …