On April 5, Act Out! LUSU centre directors have organized an action-packed event to inspire and inform youth. Crammed with presentations, performances, discussions, and demonstrations, the one-day conference will challenge participants to think critically and realize their potentials to engage in change.
Pride Central, the GIC, and other like-minded organizations in the Thunder Bay community hosted Pride in the North, an event that celebrates the diversity of individual choice and freedom.
When walking alone at night, women should not second guess their safety or feel fearful of every shadow and sound – but reality remains that one in three women will face physical, sexual, or emotional violence in her lifetime.
It’s been a while. In fact, one of my greatest regrets of this semester is not getting more updates into the Argus, but c’est la vie.
A fluctuation in water pressure citywide caused both the Gender Issues and the Aboriginal Awareness Centres to sustain major water damage early Friday morning. A water regulator had burst in the staff washroom of the Outpost during Pub Night at around 2am, causing a toilet pipe to burst.
So, it’s Take Back the Night week! The GIC will be set up in the Agora on Monday, Tuesday, and Friday with the clothesline project and info about the march, so come talk to our friendly volunteers.
We’re just two short weeks away from Take Back the Night! We’re planning a jam packed few weeks, so if you’re looking to volunteer with us, now is the time.
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