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SUMMARY:'Jewelry With a Purpose' workshop by Justice for Indigenous Women
DESCRIPTION:Everyone is welcome to attend our jewelry-making festival supporting Justice for Indigenous Women (J4IW) and 2Spirit Manitoba. This is an opportunity to participate in meaningful reconciliation! \nRegistration Required: Please complete this short google form to register. \nCost: Suggested donation $25 (link to donate on above order form). This includes all materials needed to create your own jewelry and refreshments. Additional kits are available to purchase for $10 to take home. \nOther details: \nNo experience needed!  All materials will be provided (but if you have a needle-nose pliers\, please bring them along) and we will teach you how to make this jewelry that is not only beautiful but also educational. Our Governor General\, Mary Simon\, has proudly worn J4IW jewelry! \nElder Barbara Dumont Hill and others will provide education and story-telling about Indigenous issues including Missing and Murdered Indigenous Woman\, Girls\, and Two-Spirit Peoples (MMIWG2S). \nBeverages and snacks will be generously provided by the Ojigkwanong Indigenous Student Centre at Carleton University\, who is also providing their special space for us to use and enjoy.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/jewelry-with-a-purpose-workshop-by-justice-for-indigenous-women/
LOCATION:Ojigkwanong Indigenous Student Centre\, 228 Patterson Hall\, Carleton University\, 1125 Colonel By Drive\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1S 5B6\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Honoring Palestinian Life Through Transgressive Joy and Art
DESCRIPTION:Carleton’s Palestine non-committee invites you to an event to celebrate Palestinian humanity and resilience through transgressive acts of joy amidst the ongoing destruction of life in Gaza. In a world that dehumanizes Palestinians\, we mirror Palestinian transgressive joy as an expression of resistance\, hope\, and dignity in the face of erasure\, apartheid\, and fear. This event celebrates Palestinian life through various cultural and artistic activities\, such as sharing Palestinian food\, learning the Dabke line-dance\, hearing poetry and stories\, and engaging with an art exhibition. Our hope is to create a space that honors Palestinian humanity and presence despite an ongoing erasure\, genocide\, and occupation.  \nRoom 252 MacOdrum Library \n 
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/honoring-palestinian-life-through-transgressive-joy-and-art/
LOCATION:MacOdrum Library\, Carleton University\, Ottawa\, ON\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Suing for Silence by Mandi Gray
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the Ottawa launch of Suing for Silence: Sexual Violence and Defamation Law with author Mandi Gray. \nThursday\, April 11\, 7pm – 8pm\nOctopus Books\, 116 Third Ave.\, Ottawa \nSuing for Silence is a groundbreaking examination of how men accused of sexual violence use defamation lawsuits as a weapon to silence those who attempt to hold them accountable. \nAs Mandi Gray demonstrates\, Canadian defamation law helps perpetuate the myth that false allegations of sexual violence are common. Gray draws on media reports\, courtroom observations\, and interviews with silence breakers\, activists\, and lawyers to examine the societal and individual implications of so-called liar lawsuits. She argues that their purpose is not to achieve justice but to intimidate\, silence\, and drain the resources of those who speak out against sexual violence and even report their own assaults – and to discourage others from doing the same. \nThis meticulous work reveals the gendered underpinnings of Canadian defamation law\, which has long protected men’s reputations at the expense of women’s sexual autonomy. Sexual violence discourse must have adequate protection if it is to be heard. \nMandi Gray is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at Trent University and an anti-violence activist. She is regularly featured in Canadian media on issues pertaining to sexual violence\, including in the Toronto Star\, Globe and Mail\, Toronto Life\, and on the CBC.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/book-launch-suing-for-silence-by-mandi-gray/
LOCATION:Octopus Books\, 116 Third Ave\, Ottawa\, Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="Octopus Books":MAILTO:octopus@octopusbooks.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240410T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240410T210000
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SUMMARY:Climate Publics with Carleton Climate Commons – “Food Relations in a Time of Climate Crisis”
DESCRIPTION:Join us and special guests at Irene’s Pub in Ottawa for a night of conversing\, sharing\, and feeling as we reflect on food sustainability\, sovereignty\, production\, and consumption in light of climate changed futures. \nWhether you’re a climate enthusiast or just curious about the topic\, this event is open to all. Share your thoughts\, ideas\, and questions in a friendly environment. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and learn more about the actions we can take to address climate change. Together\, we can make a difference! \nOrganized by Carleton Climate Commons\, Climate PUBlics brings people together in some of Ottawa’s liveliest pubs to discuss climate catastrophe\, environmental justice\, and our shared future. \nSpecial Guests:  \nSarah Rotz is an Associate Professor in the Faculty of Environmental and Urban Change at York University. Her academic and organizing work is grounded in environmentmental justice and focused on land and food systems.  Sarah’s community-based work with various organizations and campaigns includes food and farmer’s associations\, fossil fuels divestment\, climate justice\, and food sovereignty movements. She is a member of the RAIR collective\, a settler and Indigenous collective committed to dialogue and action in support of Indigenous land rematriation grounded in principles of food justice and Indigenous sovereignty. \nAndrew Fitzel is majoring in cognitive science and  minoring in the environmental and climate humanities (EACH) at Carleton. He is co-president of Animal Rights Carleton (ARC) which is a student-run social group that advocates for a plant-based lifestyle. It also aims to educate about issues pertaining to animal rights and animal agriculture\, as well as investigating their implications in terms of ethics\, the climate crisis\, and human health. \nHeart City Farm\, Matthew Mason-Phillips is one half of Heart City Farm along with co-founder Madeleine Maltby. They have been growing food in and around the city of Ottawa for the last decade and remain committed to sustainable agriculture\, food security and local food culture. \nAmanda Wilson is an Associate Professor in the School of Social Innovation at Saint Paul University. Her areas of research include food movements and carceral food systems\, collective organizing\, and enacting a politics of possibility.  She is a long-time community organizer in Ottawa\, member of the Punch Up Collective\, and President of the Board of the Social Innovation Atelier.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/climate-publics-igniting-conversation-on-the-2023-wildfires/
LOCATION:Irene’s Pub\, 885 Bank St\, Ottawa\, ON
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SUMMARY:Building a Canada-Wide System of early learning and child care: What can we learn from other countries
DESCRIPTION:Three international experts will be in town very briefly\, and we have the chance to chat with them about how to build a system of early learning and child care here in Ottawa. \nAisling Gallagher (New Zealand / Aotearoa) is Senior Lecturer in Social Geography at Massey University. Her research looks into the politics of childcare and ECEC provisioning in the Anglophone contexts of New Zealand\, Australia\, Ireland and the UK. \nEva Lloyd (United Kingdom) is Professor Emerita of Early Childhood in the School of Education and Communities at the University of East London. For over three decades Professor Lloyd has specialised in the study of national and international early childhood education and care policies and systems\, particularly marketised systems\, and their impact on children growing up with disadvantage. \nMerete Villsen (Denmark) is the head manager of early childcare in Aalborg Municipality\, and intimately understands the approach taken in Denmark towards developing excellent childcare facilities and strategic childcare management. \nLooking forward to your company\, questions\, and ideas!
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/building-a-canada-wide-system-of-early-learning-and-child-care-what-can-we-learn-from-other-countries/
LOCATION:Impact Hub\, 7th floor\, 123 Slater Street\, Ottawa\, K1P 5H2
ORGANIZER;CN="Child Care Now (Ottawa) and Child Care Now":MAILTO:childcarenowottawa@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240406T123000
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SUMMARY:Fossil Fools Day
DESCRIPTION:On April 6\, 2024\, stand in solidarity with Indigenous Land Defenders resisting projects funded by RBC. \nRBC is complicit in human rights abuses and genocide at home and around the world. This includes the Coastal GasLink pipeline violating Wet’suwet’en rights\, tar sands extraction causing devastating health impacts\, and weapons and surveillance technology used in the genocide in Palestine. They profit from land theft and war\, ecocide and genocide. \nRSVP to take action against RBC – Canada’s largest financier of genocide and climate chaos!\nThis will be a peaceful rally. We look forward to seeing you there!
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/fossil-fools-day/
LOCATION:sidewalks adjacent to RBC branch at 99 Bank St.\, 99 Bank St\, Ottawa\, K1P 6B9
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ORGANIZER;CN="Decolonial Solidarity Ottawa-Gatineau":MAILTO:decolonialsolidarity.go@protonmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240402T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240402T210000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
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SUMMARY:Trivia Fundraiser to Support Prisoners' Rights
DESCRIPTION:Join us April 2\, 2024 at 6PM at Club SAW for a trivia fundraiser to support prisoners rights advocacy in Ontario. Tickets are pay-what-you-can with a recommended $25.00 donation. There is a full service bar on site to purchase drinks. There is no food at this venue\, so be sure to eat before you come! Doors will open at 6PM and trivia starts at 7PM. There will be prizes for our top three teams and lots of prisoners’ rights merch available for purchase. \nProceeds from this event are used to fund legal advocacy efforts undertaken by the uOttawa Prison Law Practicum in conjunction with Prisoner Legal Supports and the Criminalization and Punishment Education Project. Some of the recent advocacy efforts by these groups involve representing prisoners rights’ organization Tracking (In)Justice in the Coroner’s Inquest into the Death of Solieman Faqiri and in various human rights based legal issues for prisoner in Ontario. \nLet us know you’re coming by filling in this form:\nhttps://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=sdof1BV-_Uy1-nIA5U3ra4EuSer8VzVMsrK8khGp4ytUMVdENzRYUE5ZVklGSk1KNEIyOThYTzJYSC4u \nPay what you can for tickets via etransfer to: jpp@uottawa.ca
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/trivia-fundraiser-to-support-prisoners-rights/
LOCATION:Club SAW\, 67 Nicholas St\, Ottawa\, K1N 7B9
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ORGANIZER;CN="CPEP":MAILTO:cpep.action@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240331T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240331T160000
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SUMMARY:Queering Ritual Adornment: Creative Beit Midrash
DESCRIPTION:Funded by Reconstructing Judaism’s Auerbach Launch Grant\, Rabbinic Student Léah Miller Returns! \nDrawing partially from the artistic pedagogy of the Jewish Studio Process\, Léah will lead folx to think about and play with the concept of Jewish creativity. In all three sessions\, there will be time for text study\, self-reflection\, and creative process\, and the sessions will not be dependent on each other. There are no requirements for artistic skills or materials\, but registrants will receive a suggested list of how to prepare. Additionally\, this class will be leading towards an in-person class where you can make/finish adorning/design your own tallis/prayer shawl! \nThis event is designed to center queer and trans Jews\, though all are welcome! \nClick Here to Register! \nhttps://www.orh.ca/event/queering-ritual-adornment-creative-beit-midrash.html#
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/queering-ritual-adornment-creative-beit-midrash-2/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Or Haneshamah%3A Ottawa%E2%80%99s Reconstructionist Community":MAILTO:info@orh.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T210000
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SUMMARY:Research from a grassroots resistance point of view: conference with Gord Hill
DESCRIPTION:Gord Hill is famously known to be the creator of the master piece of grassroots history and art called 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance Comic Book. The new version was published in french recently by Prise de parole. They are also presenting an exhibit of his work translated to french. He is a long time anarchist\, indigenous resister\, social organizer\, researcher\, writer and multidisciplinary artist. Gord will talk about how he has been for most of his life both a grassroots researcher\, writer\, artist and militant working on his major publication called Warrior Publications. Gord had a major influence on many peoples and movements over the last decades. He will talk about how his perceiving research in the context of ongoing indigenous struggles for decolonization\, liberation and also the anticolonial and anticapitalist movement as a whole.\n\nThis is a hybrid event that will be held on Zoom and at the Mauril-Bélanger Social Innovation Workshop\, 95 Clegg Street\, Ottawa. A free dinner is included\, and offered by Alexandre Michaud.\n\nThere will be also be a live and interactive projection at UQAM at R-M150 with whispered translation.\nZoom link: https://uottawa-ca.zoom.us/j/94840032157?pwd=RnZXc0p6OUMwbUgveC85V0lPOC91UT09\n\nThe event in English with simultaneous interpretation in French. This activity organized in collaboration with GRIP-UQAM\, SOS territoire and Alliance Mamo.\n\nBio: Gord Hill is an Indigenous writer\, artist and activist of the Kwakwaka’wakw nation. He is the author and illustrator of The 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance Comic Book\, The Anti-Capitalist Resistance Comic Book\, and The Antifa Comic Book (all three published by Arsenal Pulp Press in Vancouver\, Canada)\, as well as the author of the book 500 Years of Indigenous Resistance\, published by AK Press in Oakland\, California. His art and writings have also been published in numerous periodicals\, including Briarpatch\, Canadian Dimension\, Redwire\, Red Rising Magazine\, The Dominion\, Recherches Amerindiennes au Quebec\, Intotemak\, Seattle Weekly\, and Broken Pencil.\n\n***\nGord Hill est très connu et populaire en tant que le créateur du chef-d’oeuvre qu’est 500 ans de résistance autochtone\, la bande dessinée. La nouvelle version a été publiée récemment en français à Prise de parole. En ce moment\, Prise de parole présente aussi une exposition en grand format de la version française. Gord Hill est un anarchiste\, résistant autochtone\, organisateur social\, chercheur\, écrivain et artiste multidisciplinaire de longue date.\nGord va parler de son expérience du terrain en tant que chercheur indépendant\, écrivain\, artiste et activiste ayant oeuvré autour de son projet de publication Warrior Publications. Gord fut une influence majeure pour beaucoup de personnes et mouvements durant les dernières décennies. Il parlera de comment il perçoit la recherche dans le contexte des luttes autochtones pour la décolonisation et la libération ainsi que du mouvement anticolonial et anticapitaliste global.\n\nIl s’agit d’un événement hybride qui se déroulera sur Zoom et à l’Atelier d’innovation sociale Mauril-Bélanger\, 95 rue Clegg\, Ottawa. Un dîner gratuit est inclus et offert par Alexandre Michaud.\n\nIl y aura aussi projection en direct interactive à l’UQAM au R-M150 avec traduction chuchotée.\nLien Zoom: https://uottawa-ca.zoom.us/j/94840032157?pwd=RnZXc0p6OUMwbUgveC85V0lPOC91UT09\n\nL’événement se déroulera en anglais avec interprétation simultanée en français. Cette activité est organisée en collaboration avec le GRIP-UQAM\, SOS territoire et Alliance Mamo.\n\nBio: Gord Hill est un écrivain\, artiste et activiste autochtone du peuple Kwakwaka’wakw. Il est l’auteur et illustrateur de 500 ans de résistance autochtone (traduit en français aux Éditions Prise de parole) ainsi que The Anti-Capitalist Resistance Comic Book et The Antifa Comic Book qui eux n’ont pas encore été traduits en français (les versions originales anglaises ont été publiées les trois par Arsenal Pulp Press à Vancouver au Canada)\, ainsi que l’auteur du livre 500 ans de résistance autochtone\, la version originale anglaise a été publiée chez AK Press à Oakland en Californie. Son art et ses écrits ont aussi été publiés dans de nombreux périodiques comme Briarpatch\, Canadian Dimension\, Redwire\, Red Rising Magazine\, The Dominion\, Recherches amérindiennes au Québec\, Intotemak\, Seattle Weekly et Broken Pencil.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/research-from-a-grassroots-resistance-point-of-view-conference-with-gord-hill/
LOCATION:Social Innovation Atelier\, 95 Clegg St\, Ottawa
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T220000
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SUMMARY:Bring it Black: Films by Black Artists in Canada by Cinema Politica
DESCRIPTION:DARC will be showcasing a curated selection of three short films from Cinema Politica’s “Bring it Black: Films by Black Artists in Canada” collection. Each film takes an experimental approach to documentary filmmaking\, delving into themes of identity\, belonging\, and displacement. The program will begin with a short introduction by DARC’s talented Extended Access member Dereck Bassa.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/bring-it-black-films-by-black-artists-in-canada-by-cinema-politica/
LOCATION:DARC Microcinema\, 67 Nicholas St\, Ottawa\, K1N 7B9\, Canada
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DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T193000
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SUMMARY:Saving Garderie Bernadette and Building for the Future
DESCRIPTION:Garderie Bernadette\, the on-campus child care centre at the University of Ottawa\, is facing eviction due to planned demolition of their site. The university is neither supporting Garderie Bernadette to find a temporary site\, nor building a new space for the child care centre that has served its community for over 30 years. \nCome out to this event\, with speakers including:\nCarolyn Ferns – Policy Director of the Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care\nJess Tomas – Community Organizer with the Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario\nNatalie Bruvels – uOttawa Phd Candidate & Save Bernadette Coalition member \nChildren\, parents\, students\, educators and faculty are all welcome. Refreshments will be available. \nThere will be a table/blanket area for children to play in the room. This is a family friendly event. \nSupported by the Save Bernadette Coalition\, Child Care Now (Ottawa)\, Ontario Coalition for Better Child Care and Association of Early Childhood Educators Ontario.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/saving-garderie-bernadette-and-building-for-the-future/
LOCATION:FSS Building\, Room 4004\, University of Ottawa\, 120 University Prvt.\, Ottawa\, K1N 9A7
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240327T150000
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SUMMARY:No More Deaths in Custody
DESCRIPTION:The Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice (ICCJ) kindly invites you to join us at the ICCJ Winter 2024 Colloquium “No More Deaths in Custody” with keynote speaker Yusuf Faqiri\, founder of Justice for Soli. We will also have a panel of speakers including Lydia Dobson and Alexandria Bonney (Prisoner Legal Supports)\, Lindsay Jennings (Tracking (In)Justice)\, and Megan Linton (Carleton PhD student and Ontario Disability Justice Network). \nDeaths in Ontario jails have been increasing\, yet there has been little institutional action to make change. Come and hear from those in the movement who are working to mobilize strategies for greater transparency and accountability to end deaths in custody. \nThis is a FREE event. All are welcome. Light food and refreshments will be available. \nPlease register here: https://carleton.ca/criminology/cu-events/iccj-winter-colloquium-march-27th-no-more-deaths-in-custody/ \nA recording will be available online afterwards.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/no-more-deaths-in-custody/
LOCATION:270-274 Teraanga Commons\, Carleton University\, 1125 Colonel By Dr.\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1S 5B6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240326T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240326T203000
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SUMMARY:Fat Zines for Fat People
DESCRIPTION:A workshop on zine making for folks who are (or are trying to be) body-positive (or neutral!) \nExplore: What do these concepts mean to you? What do you do in your day-to-day life to survive a body-negative world? How do you fold a minizine?? \nWork with visiting artist and zine lover Theo Houghtaling in this low-pressure evening of discussion and creation \nFacilitator bio: Theo Houghtaling is an emerging interdisciplinary artist based in Treaty 4 Swift Current\, Saskatchewan. He’s fat and queer and trans and neurodivergent (so basically the total package). \nHis zine “Fat Kid at McDonald’s” was recently shortlisted for Best Perzine at the Broken Pencil Magazine International Zine Awards (yay!) \nTo see some of his work and/or say hi\, go to Instagram @theojparker \nMasks required\, HEPA filter running. The warehouse is all on one level and the bathroom is accessible. There is a small step at the front door and a portable ramp will be in place. \nThis workshop is in person in Ottawa. If you have questions or specific access needs\, please reach out to Jamie at jamie@venusenvy.ca as soon as possible.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/fat-zines-for-fat-people-2/
LOCATION:Venus Envy Warehouse\, 329 Catherine St.\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1R 5T4\, Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="Venus Envy":MAILTO:ottawa@venusenvy.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240321T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240321T210000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
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SUMMARY:Book Launch: Canada's Long Fight Against Democracy
DESCRIPTION:On March 21 from 7-9pm at Happy Goat Coffee (35 Laurel St)\, join us in Yves Engler’s book launch\, Canada’s Long Fight Against Democracy.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/book-launch-canadas-long-fight-against-democracy/
LOCATION:Happy Goat Coffee Company\, 35 Laurel Street\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="OPIRG Carleton":MAILTO:admin@opirgcarleton.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240321T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240324T190000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240310T144851Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240310T144851Z
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SUMMARY:DiverCITY Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:DiverCITY Film Festival kicks off its second annual festival dedicated to showcasing indie films and content in Ottawa\, Ontario\, Canada. \nDiverCITY Film Festival is an opportunity for independent filmmakers in Ottawa\, Canada\, to showcase their creative expressions. The ODFF aims to support established and emerging artists to showcase a wider range of stories and storytelling. The ODFF is committed to serving as a vital channel for our city’s diverse talent\, in front of and behind the camera\, and presenting them to a broader audience.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/divercity-film-festival/
LOCATION:DARC Microcinema\, 67 Nicholas St\, Ottawa\, K1N 7B9\, Canada
ATTACH;FMTTYPE=image/png:https://www.punchupcollective.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/DiverCITY_Banner.png
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240320T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240320T210000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240310T170807Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240310T170807Z
UID:3922-1710961200-1710968400@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Logging Algonquin - Free online film screening
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the premiere online screening of the short documentary “Logging Algonquin” by Conor Devries\, followed by panel discussion and Q&A featuring Indigenous Algonquin scholars\, knowledge-keepers and educators: \n\nDr. Lynn Gehl: Algonquin Anishinaabe-Ikwe\, author\, advocate\, artist\, public-speaker and PhD in Indigenous Studies\, member of the Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation\nKirby Whiteduck: Chief of Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn First Nation from 2003-2020\, Knowledge-Keeper\, Educator and Author\n\nAbout the film: \nLogging Algonquin is a 30 minute documentary film by Conor Devries that looks at the historical and on-going logging happening in Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario\, Canada\, on the traditional and unceded territory of Algonquin Nations. The film asks the question: \n‘Does logging belong in a modern day Park?’ \nWhile short in length\, the film dives into numerous topics around the issue and manages to relate the logging in Algonquin Park with the broader environmental condition in Ontario and across the globe. For more information on the film and watch the trailer go to www.loggingalgonquinfilm.com \nThe screening will be followed by a discussion panel and Q&A to delve deeper into the topic with emphasis on Indigenous Algonquin perspectives\, paradigms and worldviews. \nThe discussion panel and Q&A will also include: \n\nConor Devries\, Director of ‘Logging Algonquin;\nKatie Krelove\, Ontario Campaigner for Wilderness Committee\nDr. David Euler\, Former Dean of Forestry at Lakehead University; Co-Founder of Algonquin Eco-Watch\n\nRegistrants will be sent a zoom link to your email 2 days before the event
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/logging-algonquin-free-online-film-screening/
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240320T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240320T203000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240310T171515Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240310T171614Z
UID:3925-1710959400-1710966600@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Seeking Truth: The Hassan Diab Awareness Event
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an awareness event to learn more about Hassan’s case and who your support. \nIn 2023\, Hassan was found guilty of terrorism charges by the France government for a bombing that occurred decades before – for which he was not in the country for\, and for which there is no reliable evidence connecting him to. He has spent the last 15 years in a constant state of unknowing what will happen to him next. Hassan’s case is one of Islamophobia and human rights violations. Helps prevent Hassan’s extradition by joining us for the event\, signing petitions\, and increasing awareness among the student population. \nEvent location: Room 282 Nideyinàn (University Centre\, Carleton University)
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/justice-for-hassan-diab-event/
LOCATION:Carleton University\, 1125 Colonel By Dr.\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1S 5B6\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Justice for Hassan Diab":MAILTO:diabsupport@gmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240319T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240320T160000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240310T170207Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240310T170321Z
UID:3919-1710838800-1710950400@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Save Our Gaza Families: Urgent Two-Day Silent Vigil for Family Reunification
DESCRIPTION:For 3 days in February\, Palestinian Canadians with loved ones in Gaza held vigil for 8 hours daily at the entrance to the House of Commons. The message was clear: issue the permits needed to help their families escape the genocide. Immigration Minister Marc Miller drove by\, saw the families\, but refused to meet with them. \nIt is over two full months since the program that was supposed to help them opened\, yet it has saved no one\, and scores have been killed waiting for Canada to end its “None is Too Many” policy for Palestinians\, a shameful repeat of its failure to rescue Jews from genocide in the 1930s and 1940s. \nMarc Miller must take immediate action to change direction\, fix the huge problems with the system\, and end the built-in\, discriminatory obstacles that are placing these families’ loved ones at lethal risk. \nToward that end\, we will gather once more on March 19 and 20\, to meet with MPs\, members of the public\, and one another to continue pressing to open the doors to safety. The biggest obstacle to family reunification is not the Rafah border. It is a Canadian immigration bureaucracy that refuses to value the lives of Palestinian men\, women and children who are being starved and bombed to death in what the International Court of Justice calls a plausible case of genocide. \nOrganized by Gazan Canadian League\, endorsed by Rural Refugee Rights Network
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/save-our-gaza-families-urgent-two-day-silent-vigil-for-family-reunification/
LOCATION:Ottawa House of Commons\, 111 Wellington St\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1A0A6\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240318T193000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240318T193000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240315T192429Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240315T192429Z
UID:4027-1710790200-1710790200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Fighting Climate Change Beyond the Carbon Tax
DESCRIPTION:Join Free Transit Ottawa as well as a host of other organizations for a public forum on climate justice! Sponsored by Free Transit Ottawa\, and Horizon Ottawa\, Justice4Workers\, CAWI. \nA diverse set of speakers from the labour\, environmental and transit struggles will discuss how the climate fight must involve building a better world where no one is left behind. \nSpeakers: Emma Bider\, Climate Justice Ottawa; Angella MacEwan\, CUPE/Green Economy Network; Richard Fidler/Free Transit Ottawa
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/fighting-climate-change-beyond-the-carbon-tax/
LOCATION:PSAC Building\, 233 Gilmour Street\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, Canada
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240317T140000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240317T160000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240315T181540Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240315T182002Z
UID:4011-1710684000-1710691200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Queering Ritual Adornment: Creative Beit Midrash
DESCRIPTION:Funded by Reconstructing Judaism’s Auerbach Launch Grant\, Rabbinic Student Léah Miller Returns! \nDrawing partially from the artistic pedagogy of the Jewish Studio Process\, Léah will lead folx to think about and play with the concept of Jewish creativity. In all three sessions\, there will be time for text study\, self-reflection\, and creative process\, and the sessions will not be dependent on each other. There are no requirements for artistic skills or materials\, but registrants will receive a suggested list of how to prepare. Additionally\, this class will be leading towards an in-person class where you can make/finish adorning/design your own tallis/prayer shawl! \nThis event is designed to center queer and trans Jews\, though all are welcome! \nClick Here to Register! \nhttps://www.orh.ca/event/queering-ritual-adornment-creative-beit-midrash.html#
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/queering-ritual-adornment-creative-beit-midrash/
LOCATION:Online
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ORGANIZER;CN="Or Haneshamah%3A Ottawa%E2%80%99s Reconstructionist Community":MAILTO:info@orh.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240316T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240316T150000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240304T125644Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240315T174821Z
UID:3808-1710577800-1710601200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage
DESCRIPTION:This pilgrimage walk is a response to a global invitation by an autonomous network of Christian organizations and churches engaging in a prayerful show of solidarity around the world. During Lent (Feb. 14-March 28)\, people will walk the ‘length of the Gaza strip’\, and with our bodies\, we will prayerfully map Gaza onto our own cities; in this case\, Ottawa\, on the traditional unceded lands of the Anishinaabe Algonquin people. Our route will be 22km\, which is about half the length of the Gaza Strip. We will start and end at Ottawa City Hall\, with several stops along the way for rest and prayer. We expect the walk to take about 8 hours\, and welcome participants who want to join for shorter sections. We will be sharing our map and tentative schedule on this event page shortly to facilitate this. \nOur group has chosen to raise funds for three groups contributing to the GC movement’s fundraising priorities of relief; refugee assistance; and arrival of relief and refuge: \n\nMennonite Central Committee – https://mcc.org/…/disaster-response/palestine-and-israel\nPWRDF Gaza and West Bank Emergency Response Fund – https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx…\nUNRWA – https://donate.unrwa.org/gaza/~my-donation?_cv=1\n\nThere are 8 core principles that all groups who participate in the walk must adhere to and we ask that you read them before registering for this walk. <https://www.gazaceasefirepilgrimage.com/core-convictions> \nAs well\, all Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage Walks will be calling and praying for: \nA. Enduring and Sustained Ceasefire.\nB. Immediate flow of life saving food\, water\, aid\, fuel and humanitarian assistance.\nC. Release of all hostages – both the Israeli hostages held by Hamas – and the Palestinian hostages held in the Israeli prison system.\nD. End of occupation so a just peace can begin. \nWe know there are many more “asks” that could have been made\, but these walks have been created to lift up the voices of Palestinians who have been suffering for decades. \nWe extend a warm welcome to people who are not connected to any spiritual or religious tradition. It is our hope that all who are committed to the core principles will join with us on March 16th. \nWHAT IS A PILGRIMAGE?\nA pilgrimage is a sacred journey\, a prayer with one’s body – be it by foot\, wheelchair\, on an animal\, or by bicycle – to a destination\, with the desire to turn one’s heart to God\, and share in God’s heart for all of creation\, particularly the vulnerable. \nIn organizing this Pilgrimage\, we aspire to: \n\nKeep the war in Gaza and the need for a ceasefire in front of us as we journey together\nEncourage all Christians\, Jewish and Muslim believers\, and people from other faith traditions as well as no faith traditions\, to join with us in a prayerful walk for peace in the Holy Land.\n\nFrom Omar Haramy\, Director of Sabeel\, Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center\, Palestine:\n“The Gaza Ceasefire Pilgrimage beckons to us as an opportunity not just to witness but to actively engage in the pursuit of peace. Let us unite in the spirit of nonviolence\, a force that transcends borders and dismantles the structures of dominance. \nOur collective strength lies in challenging the roots of the problem\, addressing the deep-seated issues that perpetuate suffering. It is time to act\, to be the change we wish to see\, and to lend our voices to the call for a lasting ceasefire. By supporting this pilgrimage\, we become part of communities working tirelessly to make a difference\, fostering understanding\, compassion\, and unity in the sacred land that has witnessed too much strife. Let us rise above the discord\, standing shoulder to shoulder\, as advocates for peace\, as architects of a brighter future for the Holy Land.\nTogether\, we can create a legacy of harmony\, resilience\, and hope. Thank you for joining the movement and being a catalyst for change.”
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/gaza-ceasefire-pilgrimage/
LOCATION:Ottawa City Hall\, 110 Laurier\, Ottawa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240315T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240315T210000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240304T131539Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240304T131539Z
UID:3814-1710529200-1710536400@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Speaking Up for Palestine Panel Discussion
DESCRIPTION:This panel and roundtable discussion is aimed at anyone who wants to build their confidence in speaking up for Palestine! \nPanelists Dr. Yipeng Ge\, Masha Davidovic\, and Hassan Husseini will discuss why they speak up for Palestine\, where they find the courage and confidence to do so \, and how they respond to those who may criticize or try to silence them. \nRSVP at https://tinyurl.com/SpeakingUpForPalestine \nIf you have difficulty with the RSVP link\, feel free to email your RSVP to ottawaijv@protonmail.com. \nFor a free Palestine in our lifetime!
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/speaking-up-for-palestine-panel-discussion/
LOCATION:Bronson Centre\, 211 Bronson Ave\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, Canada
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ORGANIZER;CN="Independent Jewish Voices Ottawa":MAILTO:ottawaijv@protonmail.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240308T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240308T220000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240226T141132Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240226T141132Z
UID:3747-1709924400-1709935200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Spectacle d'humour féministe: Le Womansplaining Show / Feminist Comedy show: Le Womansplaining Show 
DESCRIPTION:Spectacle d’humour: Le Womansplaining Show \n\nSoyez des nôtres dans le cadre de la journée internationale des droits des femmes le 8 mars prochain à l’Atelier d’innovation sociale!\n\nNous accueillons le Womansplaining Show\, un spectacle d’humour féministe et engagé\, animé par Noémie Leduc-Roy et Anne-Sarah Charbonneau. Pour cette occasion\, elles seront accompagnées de Doua Kachache (humoriste) et de Trana Wintour (artiste multidisciplinaire).\n\nLe spectacle se tiendra le vendredi 8 mars 2024 à l’Atelier d’innovation sociale\, situé à Ottawa.\nLes portes ouvriront à 19h00 et le spectacle débutera à 20h00.\n\nLien vers l’événement Facebook: https://fb.me/e/3dG918v6NLien pour se procurer des billets au coût de 15$ (gratuit les étudiant.e.s de Saint-Paul) et tous les détails concernant l’accessibilité de l’espace: http://tinyurl.com/2p4h58jj\nLien vers le compte instagram de l’Atelier-École: https://www.instagram.com/innovationsocialeusp/\n\n\nFeminist Comedy show: Le Womansplaining Show \n\nJoin us for International Women’s Day on March 8 at the Atelier d’innovation sociale!\n\nWe’re hosting the Womansplaining Show\, a feminist comedy show hosted by Noémie Leduc-Roy and Anne-Sarah Charbonneau. They will be joined by Doua Kachache (comedian) and Trana Wintour (multidisciplinary artist).\n\nThe show will take place on Friday\, March 8 at the Social Innovation Workshop in Ottawa. Doors open at 7:00 p.m. and the show begins at 8:00 p.m.\n\nLink to Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/3dG918v6N\nLink to purchase tickets for $15 (free for Saint-Paul university students) and all details concerning accessibility of the space: http://tinyurl.com/2p4h58jj
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/spectacle-dhumour-feministe-le-womansplaining-show-feminist-comedy-show-le-womansplaining-show/
LOCATION:Social Innovation Atelier\, 95 Clegg St\, Ottawa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240308T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240310T170000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240217T225857Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240217T225857Z
UID:3573-1709917200-1710090000@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Pique
DESCRIPTION:Pique is back with the spring edition opener of its 2024 season bringing groundbreaking international and Canadian artists to the Arts Court in downtown Ottawa. For the first time\, Pique will present a multi-day edition of its acclaimed music and art festival series happening on March 8–10\, 2024. Transforming the Arts Court into a dynamic venue-wide celebration\, Pique is a seasonal showcase of underground and avant-garde performance\, visual art\, and more. \nThe 2024 Pique spring edition is all about experimentation\, exploration and expecting the unexpected. Many of the artists featured at the spring edition are innovators in their own right\, bending genres\, trailblazing new technologies\, or delving deeper into unexplored capabilities. While this edition invites audience members to challenge themselves and listen deeply\, there are still plenty of opportunities for silliness and celebration. Charting a course that explores both mind and body\, thinking and acting\, Pique spring edition offers a full range of creative possibilities. \nThe all-ages festival will present more than 15 artists across 7 stages and exhibition spaces\, including groundbreaking audio/visual performances\, DJ sets\, performance art\, exhibitions\, and more. Tickets to Pique are pay-what-you-can\, and the Pique live stream is free to watch online. \nAdmission is SLIDING SCALE with a suggested contribution of $25-$50. \nTo purchase a ticket below or above the suggested sliding scale\, please register for our pay-what-you-can ticket program. \nPLEASE NOTE that while a tickets gains you access to the festival\, each individual venue space within is subject to capacity\, and your ticket does not guarantee you access to each performance. Consult the schedule and arrive early to the stage to ensure you catch the performance(s) you want to see! \nRegistration to the Topique forum is free with a ticket to Pique\, but each session is subject to limited capacity restrictions. Registration opening soon! \nThe event is ALL AGES and licensed. \nVisit thisispique.com for more info.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/pique-2/
LOCATION:Club SAW\, 67 Nicholas St\, Ottawa\, K1N 7B9
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ORGANIZER;CN="Debaser":MAILTO:hello@debaser.ca
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240301T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240301T150000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240224T214724Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240224T214724Z
UID:3692-1709298000-1709305200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Of Fruit Machines and Third Editions: Queer Histories and Queer Resistance
DESCRIPTION:Gary Kinsman and Patrizia Gentile present a discussion on Carleton University’s role in the Canadian war on queers. The presentations link the launch of the 3rd edition of The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories\, Queer Struggles with a focus on one of the Department of Psychology’s former chairs and the developer of the fruit machine\, an anti-queer detection technology\, Dr. Frank R. Wake. In addition to addressing this history drawn from The Canadian War on Queers: National Security as Sexual Regulation (2010)\, The Regulation of Desire (3rd ed.) also includes an analysis on the limitations of the 2017 “apology” for the purge campaigns and the emergence of the neo-liberal queer. \nGary Kinsman is a queer liberation\, anti-oppression\, and anti-capitalist activist and is the author of The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories\, Queer Struggles\, and co-author of The Canadian War on Queers: National Security as Sexual Regulation\, and co-editor of We Still Demand!: Redefining Resistance in Sex and Gender Struggles. \nPatrizia Gentile is a professor in the Human Rights and Social Justice program and the Feminist Institute of Social Transformation at Carleton\, and is the author of University Queen of the Maple Leaf: Beauty Contests and Settler Femininity\, and co-author of The Canadian War on Queers: National Security as Sexual Regulation\, and co-editor of We Still Demand!: Redefining Resistance in Sex and Gender Struggles. \nSponsored by FIST\, ICCJ\, ISS\, SOC/ANTH\n\nAccessibility information for Dunton Tower provided by CU: https://carleton.ca/campus/buildings/dunton-tower/\nHelp us to make this a covid-cautious environment. Masking is required.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/of-fruit-machines-and-third-editions-queer-histories-and-queer-resistance/
LOCATION:Dunton Tower\, Carleton University\, 1125 Colonel By Dr\, Ottawa\, K1S 5B6
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240229T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240229T203000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240224T214354Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240224T214521Z
UID:3686-1709233200-1709238600@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Book Launch: The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories\, Queer Struggles (3rd edition)
DESCRIPTION:On February 29th join Gary Kinsman\, Laura Hall\, and River Rossi for a book launch and discussion about Kinsman’s third edition of The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories\, Queer Struggles.\nThis launch for the 3rd edition of The Regulation of Desire covers what has happened since the 2nd edition was published in 1996\, including the emergence of the white neoliberal queer\, the right-wing attacks on trans people\, and the need for abolitionist\, anti-racist queer / trans liberation movements.\n\nHelp us to make this a covid-cautious environment. Masking is required.\n\nGary Kinsman (he/they) is a long-time queer liberation and anti-capitalist activist currently involved in the No Pride in Policing Coalition and Queers for Palestine – Toronto. He is the co-author of The Canadian War on Queers (with Patrizia Gentile) and the Third Edition of The Regulation of Desire: Queer Histories\, Queer Struggles which has just come out.\n\nDr. Laura Hall (she/her) is an associate professor in the Department of Sociology and Anthropology at Carleton University. She is a graduate of York University’s Faculty of Environmental Studies. Her work is about ‘learning to learn’\, from within an Indigenous worldview\, focused on sustainability\, the rights of Indigenous women and Two-Spirit/LGBTQ communities\, and land back. Laura was raised by her Mohawk mother and English-Canadian father on Anishinaabe territory in N’Swakamok (Sudbury). Her current interests are settler colonial theory and intersectionality\, pop culture analysis\, and bridge-building between social work and sociology\, as well as Indigenous environmental theory and sociology.\n\nRiver Rossi (they/them) is a queer\, trans\, anti-capitalist scholar living in Ottawa. Their past work examined the social relations of touch surrounding 1980s and 1990s AIDS activism in the Canadian context. More broadly\, their doctoral research examines the Canadian state’s regulation of gender\, sexuality\, and disability. Their research resides in the fields of critical disability studies\, Mad studies\, critical trans studies\, and queer anti-capitalist social movement history.\n\nAccessibility information for Perfect Books:\nFront door and store are all one level. Directly in front of the store there is a 3″ step up from the sidewalk onto a landing\, but just south of the store entrance the sidewalk and landing are completely level and you can enter the store without needing to cross the 3″ step. The lighting in the building is florescent.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/book-launch-the-regulation-of-desire-queer-histories-queer-struggles-3rd-edition/
LOCATION:Perfect Books\, 258 Elgin Street\, Ottawa\, K2P 1L9
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240228T183000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240228T203000
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240203T021445Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240203T021445Z
UID:3432-1709145000-1709152200@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Women\, War\, Peace and Climate Justice
DESCRIPTION:In recognition of International Women’s Day\, please join the Ottawa Peace Council on Wednesday February 28th at 6:30pm at McNabb Community Centre (180 Percy St) for a discussion on women in the peace and climate justice movement! \nGuest speakers: Garrett Halas (The importance of Alexandra Kollontai\, one of the key founders of IWD) and Tamara Lorincz (The critical role of women in the struggle against war and for peace and climate justice).
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/women-war-peace-and-climate-justice/
LOCATION:McNabb Community Centre\, 180 Percy Street\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1R 6E5\, Canada
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20240228
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240302
DTSTAMP:20260619T052332
CREATED:20240224T220439Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240224T220439Z
UID:3717-1709078400-1709337599@www.punchupcollective.org
SUMMARY:Public Rally: Scrap the Chalk River Near Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF)
DESCRIPTION:WE WILL NOT STAND IDLE.\nWe will be gathering in solidarity at the annual Canadian Nuclear Association conference outside of the Westin Hotel in Ottawa from February 28th through March 1st from 9-5 to make it loud and clear to the Canadian nuclear industry and energy ministers present that we do not consent to the Chalk River Near Surface Disposal Facility (NSDF) project and we do not want nuclear waste in our watershed! Whether you come for one day or for every day\, your presence makes a difference.\nThe Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission has failed to uphold its duty to consult\, neglecting the constitutionally protected and inherent rights of Indigenous Peoples. We will not stand idle. We must come together to defend the Kichi Sibi and our rights as Indigenous Peoples.\nGraphics and photos for banners can be downloaded here:\nhttps://drive.google.com/…/11c7fsArVk8RX58qGWtYJi…\nHave questions? Contact Kacie McLaren at kmclaren@kebaowek.ca
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/public-rally-scrap-the-chalk-river-near-surface-disposal-facility-nsdf/
LOCATION:Westin Hotel\, 11 Colonel By\, Ottawa\, ON\, Canada
ORGANIZER;CN="Stop Nuclear Waste":MAILTO:info@stopnuclearwaste.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Toronto:20240227T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Toronto:20240227T210000
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SUMMARY:Science Fiction and Social Movements: Prof. Krys Maki in conversation with Aric McBay
DESCRIPTION:Join Professor Krys Maki for an exciting conversation with organizer and author Aric McBay. They’ll discuss Aric’s new novel Inversion\, social movements in science fiction\, and how utopian writing can help us imagine better futures.\n\n“On a mysterious green world renewed by fire\, vibrant collectivist communities have long lived in harmony with both its strange ecosystem and each other—until the day imperialist forces arrive.” [Read more at https://www.aricmcbay.org/books/]\n\n“A masterful worldbuilding feat.” —Publisher’s Weekly\, starred review\n“Aric McBay’s Inversion is a masterpiece of utopian resistance…” —Octavia Cade\, author of The Impossible Resurrections of Grief\n\nKrys Maki (they/them) holds a PhD in Sociology. Their areas of research include feminist movements\, collective organizing around gender-based violence\, poverty and social inequality\, and critical surveillance studies. Prior to joining the School of Social Innovation at Saint Paul University they completed a SSHRC Postdoctoral Fellowship in the Institute of Feminist and Gender Studies at the University of Ottawa on labour organizing and movement building within women’s shelters. In 2021\, they published their first book Ineligible: Single Mothers Under Welfare Surveillance with Fernwood Publishing. Outside of academia\, Krys worked as the Director of Research and Policy at Women’s Shelters Canada\, a national non-profit network of violence against women shelters (2017-2022). Their scholar activism is deeply informed by their work as a long-time organizer and activist with labour\, anti-poverty\, and feminist movements.\n\nAric McBay is an organizer\, organic farmer\, and author of seven books including the social movement manual Full Spectrum Resistance and the climate fiction novel Kraken Calling.
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/science-fiction-and-social-movements-prof-krys-maki-in-conversation-with-aric-mcbay/
LOCATION:Social Innovation Atelier\, 95 Clegg St\, Ottawa
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SUMMARY:Save Our Gaza Families: 3-Day Silent Vigil for Family Reunification
DESCRIPTION:We (Gazan Canadian League) are holding a peaceful\, silent vigil at the O’Connor and Wellington entrance to the House of Commons at Parliament Hill\, Ottawa in support of Palestinian Canadians seeking reunification with their families from Gaza.\nOur family members in Gaza are dying and the Canadian government is not doing enough to bring them to safety.\nIt will commence on Monday Feb 26th and go until Wednesday Feb 28th. We will be there for three days from 9am to 5pm\nOur point of assembly is at the intersection of O’Connor & Wellington.\nWe welcome everyone who would like to show peaceful support to Palestinian Canadians who are desperately working to bring their families to safety.\nLet’s come together to demand the Canadian Government deliver on its promises. Our families deserve safety and security in the face of Israeli bombardment and starvation.\nEndorsed by the Rural Refugee Rights Network
URL:https://www.punchupcollective.org/reo-calendar/save-our-gaza-families-3-day-silent-vigil-for-family-reunification/
LOCATION:Parliament Hill\, Wellington Street\, Ottawa\, Ontario\, K1A 0A9\, Canada
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