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Something new at 49 St George Street
Article describing the opening of the U of T Women's Centre
The Case for Divestment
Brief to the University of Toronto Government Council
The Project for Environmental Priorities: Local Organizer's Guide
Describes the steps to organize a Project for Environmental Priorities local committee.
The Project for Environmental Priorities: Press Release
Describes the goals of the Project for Environmental Priorities.
Agenda for the "Challenging Our Images" Conference
Detailed agenda for conference.
Challenging our Images: The Politics of Pornography, Politics of Prostitution
Flyer advertising an upcoming conference on feminism, porn and sex work.
International Women's Day Conference
Letter asking OPIRG to sponsor a conference on porn and the sex trade.
Radio Free OPIRG Archives
List of program subjects from 1985
Hard Times Radio Help
Asking for help from OPIRG members for possible show topics.
Canada Works Application for Hard Times Radio
Two pages of an application for a Canada Works Grant to fund the Hard Times Radio show.
To Make a Radio Show Happen
Chart describing how to create a radio station.
Close St. George Street
Poster describing OPIRG's campaign to close St. George Street
Benefit Social Evening for the U of T Women's Centre
Flyer advertising a social event to raise money for a new space for the Women's Centre
OPIRG Ads
Three OPIRG advertisements published in student newspapers.
Meeting Minutes
Minutes from meeting on June 15, 1983.
Student Press on OPIRG Referendum
Two articles from "The Newspaper" about the OPIRG referendum at University of Toronto.
Campaign Kit for OPIRG Referendum
Campaign kit on how to talk about the OPIRG Toronto referendum.
Notice of OPIRG Toronto Referendum
Letter by the OPIRG organizing committee announcing their intention to host a student referendum for a fee levy.
Solidarity with Women in Chiapas
Flyer describing solidarity campaign with women in Chiapas.
U of T Students Occupy President's Office
Students occupied the office to demand an anti-sweatshop policy.