OPIRG members dissuade GSU Executive from defunding
After two weeks of deliberation, the University of Toronto Graduate Students’ Union Executive has decided not to terminate its Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the U of T chapter of the Ontario Public Interest Research Group (OPIRG). This important decision is the result of the outpouring of support OPIRG received from graduate students and other community members. OPIRG hopes that the GSU Executive’s decision is indicative of a shift in its assessment of OPIRG and its work.
Undergraduate solidarity video for CUPE 3902!
Watch this video from undergrad OPIRG volunteers and get involved to support CUPE 3902! Write to opirg.toronto@utoronto.ca with "Undergrads for 3902" in the subject line! Video: http://vimeo.com/35703264
Volunteer with Opirg
About Volunteering OPIRG Toronto is a volunteer-driven organization. People from all walks of life are involved in our projects and programming. You need no prior experience to volunteer. OPIRG offers the opportunity to gain a wide variety of skills, work for meaningful social change, and have fun. Get involved, learn group facilitation and consensus decision making techniques, internet & computer skills, research methods, radio programming and production, community organizing skills, clear language writing, editing, and desktop publishing.
