LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS
DISORIENTATION WEEK: September 22 - 29, 2023
DisOrientation 2023 will kick off with a two-day Intergenerational Activist Gathering: Rooting our Activism in the Big Picture and Organizing Across Generations, consisting of participatory learning, sharing and relationship building. This collaborative event with OPIRG Toronto aims to bridge the gap that so often exists between student activism and community activism taking place throughout the city.
Check out the full program here.


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JOIN THE YORKU STUDENTS' CONTINGENT: MARCH FOR LAND RALLY IN SOLIDARITY WITH GRASSY NARROWS FIRST NATION
On September 27th, 12 pm, five First Nations from Northern Ontario will come to Toronto to lead a march calling on Premier Ford to end unwanted mining activity on their Territories.
OPIRG York, the York Federation of Students (YFS), the York University Graduate Students’ Union (YUGSA), and the Canadian Union of Public Employees – Local 3903 are organizing a York University students’ contingent for the march. Want to join us? Email program.opirgyork@gmail.com.

JOIN AN ACTION GROUP
All of our existing Action Groups are open to receiving new members!
Each group works autonomously on anti-oppressive, anti-colonial, anti-imperialist, and environmental justice campaigns and issues. Whether your vision for a just future centers around socialism, anarchism, anti-colonialism and anti-racism, just climate transitions—OPIRG wants to resource and nurture your work toward justice! Learn more about our present Action Groups and consider applying for the next Action Group application cycle here.

TOGETHER AGAINST APARTHEID PLEDGE
Major human rights organizations, faith leaders, politicians and millions of people around the world agree: Israel is practicing apartheid. It’s time to stop it.
Join OPIRG York in signing this pledge and stand #TogetherAgainstApartheid.
This pledge will be used to demonstrate to world leaders that a growing number of people recognize the injustice of Israel’s policies and are standing together against apartheid, and that we expect them to do the same.