Social Action Pop-Ups are one-time events where students can learn how to take action on a social issue by engaging with activists working on the ground.
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Program Eligibility
Open to all students
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How The Program Works
Each pop-up will include a panel discussion, share information with students on how to take action on the issue, e.g. how to reduce environmental footprint, how to write a strong letter to your representative in government, where to donate lightly used clothes etc. There will also be room for group discussion and reflection.
Past Social Action Pop-ups include:- #uoftvotes Voter Registration Day featuring Apathy is Boring
- Trash Talks!? Climate Change, Environmental Justice and Waste Reduction
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What Students Are Saying
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The most valuable thing I have taken away is not only the information about how the environment impacts us and global social issues such as poverty and racism, but also that there is a community committed to changing the world we are in and educating others about the environment.
Chelsea Wang, Trash Talks!? attendee