
Full event descriptions:
11am - Q/A Academic Misconduct
Hosted by URSU
Multipurpose Room - Riddell Center
(in person)
A forum to ask about anything related to academic misconduct - including what it is, how to ensure you avoid it, and what supports URSU can offer to help students advocate for themselves.
2pm - History of the student movement in Saskatchewan
Hosted by URSU
Lazy Owl - Riddell Center
(hybrid event)
Description: A brief overview of the student movement in Saskatchewan, and where are now.
Join virtually: meet.google.com/sdp-oxix-iio
6 pm- Inclusive Language PSN Workshop
Hosted by UR Pride
Virtual (Zoom)
Registration: https://forms.gle/Wifh3jquMkBuVsJD8
11:30am-1:30 pm - Mental Health Meet-up with Kurt Holmes
hosted by ta-tawâw Student Centre
ta-tawâw centre, RIC 108
(in person event)
Event Description: Kurt from UofR Counselling Services will be in the centre to promote mental health practices and to allow people to get to know him. Lunch will be provided for anyone who attends and listens to his presentation.
5pm - Owning the Media with Sara Birrell
hosted by RPIRG
CW 113
(hybrid event)
Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84758050345?pwd=U2RHSmxHUi8vY2h3WU5mQ2FpVThHUT09
Event Description: The event will be a workshop describing critical media, how legacy media upholds and reinforces the status quo, and how you can find accurate and reliable media that credibly challenges existing social structures.
Face masks or face covering required for this event if you are joining in person. If you are not intending to wear face masks, we encourage you to join the event virtually.
10am-12pm - Tipi teachings with Kokum Brenda
hosted by ta-tawâw Student Centre
CW 117
(in person event)
Event Description: Come join Kokum Brenda to hear about the meanings of the parts of the tipi and how those can be put into effect when tipi raising. There will be opportunities to ask her questions about said teachings and learn indigenous ways of knowing.
If you are unable to make it and want to learn more contact Kokum Brenda by email at brenda.dubois@uregina.ca
11:30am - Meet your representatives
hosted by UR POLIS
RC Multipurpose Room
(in person event)
Event Description: This event will give students - a group often kept out of political discourse and decision-making - the power to learn how to engage with politics and the opportunity to speak face-to-face with elected officials. We will use this event as an opportunity for those whose voices are marginalized to speak truth to power!
2pm - Narcan training with Kale MacLellan
CW 113
(in person event)
Event Description: Naloxone (also known as Narcan®) is a medication called an “opioid antagonist” used to counter the effects of opioid overdose, for example morphine and heroin overdose.
Saskatchewan has been experiencing a record number of opioid poisonings leading to hundreds of preventable deaths each year. This training will equip participants with the skills they need to administer Narcan, and there will be a limited number of free kits of it provided.
2pm - Period Equity workshop
hosted by URSU Sexual Health
In front of ta-tawâw centre, RIC 108
(in person event)
Event Description: Come visit our table to offer education & free menstrual health supplies to students on campus. We will have a tens machine available at the table which we will use to simulate menstrual cramps on non-bleeders in order to educate and encourage conversation about this topic.
PERIOD EQUITY WORKSHOP HAS BEEN CANCELLED!
10 am - Insight 360° Project
Hosted by SCIC
at ED 185 (in person)
We will host the InSight Project at the University of Regina this September! The InSight Project is a 360° video cylinder installation touring schools and libraries across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. Through 360° video and interactive workshops, InSight brings stories of global development to life for over 50,000 youth and adults.
We provide InSight audiences the opportunity to learn about the unique challenges women and girls face across the globe through developing empathy and understanding in becoming global citizens.
12pm - Sexual Health Friday
hosted by URSU Sexual Health
In front of ta-tawâw centre, RIC 108
(in person event)
Event Description: Every Friday, before you head out with your friends, or on a date, or to a party - we're encouraging you to think about sex … and sexual health.
Once a month join UR Pride, ta-tawâw Student Centre, & URSU Sexual Health Outreach for Sexual Health Friday.
Visit one of 3 tables set up on campus to stock up on safer sex supplies or get your sexual health questions answered. Join us in the ta-tawâw Student Centre between 12-1 for free lunch and a conversation about consent.
3 pm - T.G.I.F (Thank Gay, It's Friday)
hosted by UR PRIDE
at UR Pride Lounge, 225 Riddell Centre
What is Dis-Orientation Week?
DisOrientation Week is a tradition on some university campuses where students and community members can organize events and programming that highlight student and community resistance. Topics can include decolonial and anti-capitalist histories, housing/tenant rights, and history and introduction to student lobbying tactics of municipal and provincial government. The imagination is honestly the limit in the programming that can make up a DisO Week.
Join RPIRG, UR PRIDE, URSU, the ta- tawâw student centre and other campus and community organizations for a week of engaging workshops, speakers, socials, learning, agitation, and… DisOrientation!




