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Events listed on this calendar are not organized by the Punch Up Collective unless otherwise noted in the event details.

Defending Dissent: Bursting the Bubble By-law Panel

PSAC Building 233 Gilmour Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Members of the Defend Dissent Coalition have been meeting to organize opposition to a proposed “bubble by-law” in Ottawa. City staff are currently studying options for banning protests within a certain distance of “vulnerable social infrastructure” like schools, healthcare facilities, and religious buildings using a similar by-law recently passed in Vaughan as a model. Organizations […]

Inter Pares’ 50th anniversary celebration

Ottawa Art Gallery 50 Mackenzie King Bridge, Ottawa, ON, Canada

Join us in Ottawa or online! // Joignez-vous à nous à Ottawa ou en ligne ! We are pleased to invite you to an evening of reflection, celebration and inspiration with social justice activists—to mark Inter Pares’ 50th anniversary! Ottawa Art Gallery | Alma Duncan Salon May 12 | 7 – 9 p.m. EDT Doors […]

Book Launch: Red Flags by David Camfield

Octopus Books 116 Third Ave, Ottawa, Canada

Join us for the launch of Red Flags: A Reckoning with Communism for the Future of the Left by author, social justice activist, and labour studies prof David Camfield. David will be joined in conversation by queer activist and labour organizer Genevieve Latour. Tues May 13th, 7pm-8pm. Doors open at 6:30pm. Octopus Books, 116 Third Ave. RSVP via email: events@octopusbooks.ca An […]

Queer and Trans Solidarity With Palestine

St. Paul Amphitheatre 233 Main Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Join us for a community event (panel discussion with invited speakers) to learn about queer and trans solidarity with Palestine! May 16, 2025 • 7pm - 9pm Doors open at 6:30pm St. Paul University Amphitheatre, 233 Main St. Featuring: Maša Davidovic (Ottawa) Maria Fakhouri (Ottawa) Natalie Kouri-Towe (Montreal) Speakers at this event will address the […]

Blocking for Events

Online

Community Solidarity Ottawa will share its current methodology for neutralizing far right agitators at events, and protecting event attendees. There will be an opportunity for general discussion among attendees, allowing them to ask questions, discuss current trends in far right tactics and rhetoric, and exchange tips and tricks for neutralizing their attempts to harass and […]

International Day Of Action – 77 years of ongoing Nakba

Human Rights Monument 220 Elgin Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Join us on Saturday May 17 at 2pm at the Human Rights Monument to mark the 77th year of ongoing Nakba under apartheid israel's genocidal conditions. For 77 years, the Palestinian people have been subjected to genocide, siege, occupation, and forced displacement, enduring brutality at the hands of the zionist colonial project. In the past […]

Film Screening and Discussion: The Lab

Join us for a screening and discussion of the 2013 documentary The Lab that dives into the weapons industry of “israel”. This will be a hybrid event with an option to gather in person in Ottawa, or join virtually. We will show the documentary and close with a discussion. Masks will be made available. To […]

Book Launch: Unsilenced – Poems for Palestine

A720 Loeb Building, Carleton University 1125 Colonel By Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Panelists: John P Portelli, Editor Firoze Manji, Publisher Leila Marshy and other contributing poets Prof. Nahla Abdo Moderated by Adrian Harewood

“It takes a village to kill a child”: The complicity of science and tech in the Israeli genocide of Palestinians

Online

Researchers from No Tech for Apartheid and Science for the People Canada have documented the use of science and technology in the production of military equipment currently being deployed against the Palestinian people in Gaza. Canadian companies are manufacturing parts for the F-35 jets currently being used to bomb Gaza, while tech giants like Microsoft, […]

Film Screening and Panel Discussion: Working for Freedom

Arlington Five 5 Arlington Avenue, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Join filmmakers and people with lived experience of working in Ontario prisons for a viewing and panel discussion of Working for Freedom. Cost: pay what you can (proceeds go to Prisoner Legal Supports)

Shut Down CANSEC

EY Centre 4899 Uplands Drive, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Join us May 28 at 7 am at the EY Centre to protest yet another display of imperialism and war profiteers hell bent on perpetuating genocide and destruction of the earth. For them, mass murder is a lucrative business, and governments, like Canada, pave the way. We (not the threat) will protest weapons companies (actual […]