Welcome to Radical Events Ottawa! Learn more about the list here. See the full calendar here.
Please Note: Events listed on this calendar are not organized by the Punch Up Collective unless otherwise noted in the event details.
OTTAWA PROTEST - All out for the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People. Join us at the Human Rights Monument on November 29th at 2PM as we take to the streets. From wherever we are, we will demand an arms embargo now. We will continue confronting Zionism and holding those in power to […]
Are you injuring yourself at work? Is your boss harassing you? Are you never sure your salary will be enough to make ends meet? This is the reality for many people in Quebec, Ontario and elsewhere. And the best chance we have to get out of this situation is to organize ourselves together. The speakers […]
Ottawa health workers and learners join us for a live-streamed presentation and panel discussion. November 30th 2025. For registration and event details see link in our LinkTree. Ottawa health workers and learners join us for a live streamed expert panel. Bronson Centre, Room 110
Join us on Tuesday, December 2 at 2:30PM in front of Richcraft Hall (besides the Gandhi Statue), where the University community will be protesting against the proposed Institutional Impartiality Policy. President Wisdom Tettey and the Governance Committee of the Board of Governors have refused to withdraw or significantly amend the policy, and it will be […]
Join us for a vital discussion with Alex Himelfarb about his book Breaking Free of Neoliberalism: Canada's Challenge. Alex will be joined in conversation by Kevin Skerrett from the Institute of Political Economy at Carleton University. For forty years, neoliberalism has dominated political thinking in Canada. But as inequality grows, the climate emergency worsens, and global power […]
The war in Sudan began in 2023. Half and million Sudanese civilians have been killed and 12 million more made refugees. Human-engineered famine is rampant, and warring parties use sexual violence, executions and kidnappings as weapons of war. The wholesale devastation of infrastructure leaves civilians with collapsing services and little protection. Where is the international […]
Join us at SAW gallery on Wednesday, December 3, at 6PM for a teach-in and exhibit about the history of prisoner exchanges and their important role in the ceasefire deal. As we watch this supposed ceasefire in effect, we must understand the role our prisoners play. For two years, we have seen the importance of […]
Come work on zines with us as we work on the next issue of The Dragon Flyer, the Ottawa Trans Library’s community zine. Write, draw, scan, cut, and paste with us on our community zine or your own project, or just come hang out with us. We are collecting stories, jokes, poems, art, and more […]
On Saturday, December 6th, David McNally will be in Ottawa to discuss his latest book, Slavery and Capitalism: A New Marxist History. He will be in conversation with Adrian Harewood, Professor of Journalism at Carleton. Time: 7-8 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM) Location: The Atelier of the Mauril-Bélanger Social Innovation Workshop, at Saint Paul […]
Join CBC's 2025 Massey Lecturer Alex Neve for a discussion of his book Universal, hosted by Ottawa University's Human Rights Research and Education Centre in partnership with the Centre for International Policy Studies. Free registration required At a time of a deepening climate crisis, genocide and mass atrocities, and the rapid rise of hate and divisiveness […]
Not your average holiday-season party, Pique winter edition returns to Arts Court on December 13, 2025 with a unique and eclectic program celebrating underground music, forward-thinking art and bold performance. Designed for discovery, community connection and radical self-expression, Pique brings together some of the boldest ground-breaking artists from across Canada to experiment and engage with […]
This is module 3 of a reading group series. Follow Register link for more details! This reading group continues SftP’s tradition of running a reading group alongside our local organising, and the goal of this series is to better link our collective education with collective action, bringing together members to deepen our shared understanding of […]
