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Photos taken of the main exhibit of OPIRG Toronto's Anti-Gallery: an interactive installation comprised of the group's archival records depicting foundational moments in their history of community activism.

OPIRG-Toronto's information table set up at the Anti-Gallery, which included pamphlets for the exhibits, merchandise for sale, and options for donation.

Mining Injustice Solidarity Network's installation which included an exhibit of props and costumes used over the course of their history of community organizing initiatives.

For the Anti-Gallery the Library's collective organized a Library pop-up where folks could have a comfy seat, take a breather from the event, and get a taste of a small part of the Library's collection by flipping through some of their original,…

Ontario Coalition Against Poverty's interactive exhibit which featured a selection of their banners, posters, and placards, collected through 30 years of direct-action anti-poverty organizing, as well as a screen printing station where people…

No One Is Illegal-Toronto, a migrant justice collector and former action group within OPIRG UofT, presented an interactive art installation where participants could scratch away dangerous myths about migrants, revealing a message underneath the…

Design Justice Network's interactive exhibit had participants think about design processes they know of, and create space for them to rethink them through a design justice lens, asking: Who was involved, who benefited and who was harmed in the design…

Hand out for The Anti-Gallery organized by OPIRG Toronto and Alternative Toronto.