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Please Note: Events listed on this calendar are not organized by the Punch Up Collective unless otherwise noted in the event details.
Take Back the Night (TBTN) is an annual rally and protest against sexual and gender-based violence. The community comes together to celebrate, support and empower survivors, while creating safer communities and healthier relationships through awareness, activism and advocacy. #TBTN2024 Ottawa will start with a rally in Minto Park (102 Lewis St) on 6pm. The march […]
Come join us for a powerful evening at the Jules Morin Fieldhouse at 400 Clarence St as we watch a thought-provoking movie and engage in meaningful dialogue. Come watch “Circle Up: Mothers Seek True Justice for their Murdered Sons” outside the criminal legal system due to failures within our current system. We will have a […]
ABOUT THE 2024 CLIMATE MARCH - Exposing the Climate Culprits For too long, the oil and gas industry has blamed ordinary Canadians for the causes and effects of climate change. We’ve been told to recycle, carpool, and reduce our carbon footprint – all while they lie and rake in record profits. Individual action certainly has […]
2SLGBTQIA+ people may face specific challenges in the legal and healthcare systems. You may need extra protections in advance care planning to ensure dignity and avoid conflict or discrimination. Tuesday, September 24 at 7 p.m. EST This month we are kicking off a 4-part series where we will discuss Advanced Planning for End Of Life […]
The Department of Sociology and Anthropology's Colloquium Committee is pleased to invite you to the first event of this academic year's colloquium series, featuring documentary filmmaker and artist Matt Peterson. He will present on his research from the multimedia project, "The Native and the Refugee", which investigates and juxtaposes the struggles, communities, and spaces of […]
This month, the Historical Society of Ottawa and Workers History Museum celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the September 1924 Strike by "Les Allumettières" at Hull's E.B. Eddy match factory -- the first women to stage a labour strike in the province's history. To mark this anniversary, two events have been planned for activists and local […]
The change of season once again brings an exciting music and arts convergence at Pique’s fall edition, happening on September 28, 2024 at the Arts Court. The 14th edition of Ottawa’s signature underground art party, Pique brings together groundbreaking music, visual, and interdisciplinary artists for a building-wide festival at the Arts Court in downtown Ottawa. […]
This month, the Historical Society of Ottawa and Workers History Museum celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the September 1924 Strike by "Les Allumettières" at Hull's E.B. Eddy match factory -- the first women to stage a labour strike in the province's history. To mark this anniversary, two events have been planned for activists and local […]
Party for a good cause! Join us for a "FUN"draising evening of:• SHORT FILMS presented by the Transgender Media Portal (5-6pm) • BOOKWORM KARAOKE hosted by Mr. Capital Pride 2024 themself: BJ Stroker!! https://www.instagram.com/bj_stroker/ (7-10pm) ($ tip your favourite performers!)• SILENT AUCTION (until 8pm) with amazing prizes from Victoire Boutique, Maker House, Miss Chief Eagle […]
There are many events happening in Ottawa and the general region; Inter Pares has assembled a list which includes many that activists in town may find of interest: https://interpares.ca/news/marking-national-day-truth-and-reconciliation
Odawa is proud to announce a special screening of the award winning National Geographic documentary SUGARCANE. A stunning tribute to the resilience of Native People and their way of life, SUGARCANE, the debut feature documentary from Julian Brave NoiseCat and Emily Kassie, is an epic cinematic portrait of a community during a moment of international […]
Please RSVP at this link In-person and livestreamed via Youtube. When Pacinthe Mattar was a producer at the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, only one story of hers did not make it to air out of the thousands she produced daily over her ten-year tenure. It was about Palestine, and it changed the trajectory of her journalism […]
