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.
A Trans Day Of Remembrance vigil in Ottawa is being organized and is set to happen at 7:00pm on Wednesday, November 20th at the Human Rights Monument at 220 Elgin st. Gathering and setup will start at 6:30, and speeches and speaking will commence at 7:00 with name reading likely starting around 7:30. Bring warm […]
JOIN US! On November 21st walk out of your classes and join us at the people’s teach-in to learn more on the Palestinian movement. This is part of the national call to action to skip your classes and tell your administration that there will be no business as usual while they continue to invest in […]
ORWC & CRFF present a Film - Polytechnique Come join us for a special screening of the powerful film Polytechnique at the Mayfair Theatre. This in-person event, hosted by ORWC & CRFF, promises to be a thought-provoking and impactful experience. Engage with a compelling story and connect with fellow film enthusiasts . ORWC et CRFF […]
The climate community have an opportunity to deepen our understanding of the connections between climate justice and the fight for Palestinian liberation. For this event, we are welcoming you to a discussion alongside a prominent member of the Ottawa climate justice community who has recently been to the West Bank doing protective presence work with […]
ACORN members across the country are taking a stand during the National Day of Housing, and we need YOU to be part of it! 4 out of the 5 largest cities in Ontario have anti-displacement policies in place that protect tenants, but Ottawa doesn't have ANYTHING! That's why ACORN members in Ottawa will be going […]
Please join us for an evening of learning, visiting, and food! Two workshops: Anti-Palestinian Racism 101: Activist Edition & Know Your Rights Registration is required, room provided with registration.
Come and join us for an evening of inspiring music from our guest artists: folk music icon Ian Tamblyn; singer-songwriter Pat Mayberry; lead singer and songwriter of Juno Award-winning Kobo Town, Drew Gonsalves; Celtic group Dolas; Just Voices Choir; and Kebaowek First Nation Singers and Drummers. Let's celebrate the power of music to bring people […]
Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR) is internationally recognized on November 20th every year. This day was set aside to memorialize those who were killed due to anti-transgender hatred or prejudice. This concert will honour those we have lost, lift up those who are struggling, celebrate gender euphoria, and recognize the continued fight for safety and […]
Join the PYM, SJP Carleton, and INSAF uOttawa for a community soccer fundraiser to raise money for the Palestinian Youth Movement's International Fundraiser: The People Stand With Gaza! Help us fundraise for our people in Gaza in partnership with the Canadian Palestinian Federation of Quebec (CPFQ), a non-profit that is working on the ground providing […]
Join us for a fireside chat on the role of workers, unions and social movements in combating rising homophobic and transphobic violence from the far right. Hosted by the CAPE Equity and Education Committees, our speakers will speak to the realities and challenges faced by queer and trans people inside and out of the workplace, […]
The Justice and Equality Action Group of First Unitarian Congregation of Ottawa invites you to a screening of Where Olive Trees Weep: No One Is Free Until We Are All Free. Filmed in the West Bank in 2022, this documentary portrays the everyday experiences of Palestinians resisting dehumanization, violence, and erasure at the hands of […]
Join us on Thursday, November 28th at 7 PM for a teach-in on the regional dynamics of the Palestinian struggle. In this session, we will explore the role that various regional forces and political actors play in the Palestinian struggle, the connections and tensions between them, and how they fit within the imperialist system. This […]
