The Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) is a student funded resource centre at the University of Regina committed to social and environmental justice. We provide the resources and funding necessary to enable students to organize around issues through research, education, and action.
Summer Funding Round – now accepting applications!Posted on June 3, 2013 If you have an idea for an event, project, or group that would work towards social and environmental justice initiatives, we can help! Any student can submit an application to hold an event, bring in a speaker, have a rally, … Continue reading |
Generating Momentum 2013 Registration Now Open!Posted on May 22, 2013 Looking for a great opportunity this summer to meet and connect with other young leaders in Saskatchewan? SCIC and RPIRG are excited to open registration for our 4th annual Generating Momentum: Activist Leadership Training Camp! If you are 18 to … Continue reading |
Welcome to the Green Patch Garden Coordinator!Posted on May 2, 2013 RPIRG welcomes Serena La Posta as the new Green Patch Garden coordinator. Serena brings a wealth of knowledge and enthusiasm to the job and has already begun planning for the upcoming year. (We think spring will come.) If you’d like … Continue reading |
New Working Groups!Posted on April 9, 2013 There are new opportunities to be active in the environmental movement, and support for an oft-neglected group, student parents! RPIRG has gained a number of new working groups. Welcome to: Regina Green Ride Carpooling Network Regina Parents as Students Success … Continue reading |
Letter of Support for Victoria and IhuomaPosted on March 18, 2013 On the anniversary of Victoria and Ihuoma’s entry into sanctuary, there is a call out to write public letters of support for these students. More information about their case can be found here. March 2013 Letter of Public Support for … Continue reading |
