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sustainable building (8), elections (8), non-violence (8), hazardous waste (8), art (8), El Salvador (8), politics of food (8), handbooks (8), prisoners (8), resource extraction (8), neoliberalism (8), food security (7), Zambia (7), IMF (7), citizenship (7), domestic violence (7), homophobia (7)
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OPIRG Carleton
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OPIRG Carleton mobilises individuals to identify and improve environmental, social, and economic conditoins. We recognize the rich history of social creativity and resistance, while maintaining and building a community that embraces plurality and participation. We encourage critical thinking that inspires projects and initiatives across communities. We create space where diverse perspectives are able to meet, share, learn, and grow.

As an organisation we believe the foundation for social change lies in the promotion of social and eocnomic justice, ecology, and the realisation of a peaceful world. To promote positive, progressive, and ethical change, we must examine the roots of our relationships with each other and other communities of life. We promote and provide tools for positive change from the roots of the community. In doing so, OPIRG bridges people, organizations, and ideas, in a commitment to radical social transformation.

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Unceded and Unsurrendered Algonquin Territory, Canada
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