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Men for Women's Choice
Letter encouraging men to voice support for women's right to choose whether to have an abortion.
Meeting Minutes
Minutes from meeting on June 15, 1983.
MediaCon gallery
These parody advertising billboards were bolted to an abandoned building on Augusta Avenue, north of Dundas Street.
Media Coverage for the Days of Action
Survey of Media Coverage of Metro Days of Action by Bowdens.
Mecca Normal, Mourning Sickness and Bryan James poster
Mecca Normal, Mourning Sickness and Bryan James show at the Rivoli. This was a partial reunion of the Black Wedge tour lineup from the previous year.
The Black Wedge tour was an anti-authoritarian response to Britain's earlier Red Wedge, and began…
MB's Band Family Tree - Aprox 1992-1999
A Band Family Tree from a specific time period.
Mayworks at the Metro Days of Action
Photo taken during the Metro Days of Action march.
Marxism 90 Public Meetings
Poster announcing two speaking events organized by the International Socialists
Marching up Bay Street
Marching up Bay Street during the Metro Days of Action day-long general strike.
March Against Male Violence
Poster advertising a march to protest male violence
Maintaining Your Environment Group Pamphlet
An OPIRG guide for students groups for how to maintain an environment group.
Love Music Hate Racism
Poster advertising a "kick ass ska and reggae bash" celebrating the Youth Against Hate conference, presented by Anti-Racist Action.
Loop Gallery
A short documentary film about Toronto's Loop Gallery, originally a collective founded to exhibit mid-career artists in the late 1990's.
Letter to the Apache Coalition
Letter from OPIRG Toronto to the Apache Coalition seeking information that would help in lobbying against the University of Toronto and the Astronomy Department.
Letter to Cesar Chavez
Letter of solidarity from OPIRG coordinator Ann Rowan to Cesar Chavez
Letter Regarding U of T's involvement on Mount Graham
Response from the U of T's Vice President on behalf of the President
Letter from the Office of the Vice-President to OPIRG-Toronto
A letter on behalf of President Prichard to OPIRG-Toronto that announces their decision not to involve the University of Toronto as a partner in the Columbus Project
Letter from PepsiCo to OPIRG Toronto
After sending a letter directly to PepsiCo questioning them on the ethics of their involvement with the Burmese government in the face of their human rights violations, OPIRG Toronto received this letter in response stating that despite conducting…
Letter from OPIRG-Toronto's Board of Directors
A letter sent to the Students Administrative Council notifying them that OPIRG will be closing the issue of the 1992 Spring elections/referendum
Letter from OPIRG-Carleton to the Board of Governers
OPIRG-Carleton sent to the Board of Governers at Carleton University encouraging them to divest from all companies doing business in Burma, mos notably PepsiCo, stating that there is no way of conducting business in the country without directly…