Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group
To the SFU Administration, The Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG) expresses strong support for Indigenous students, Indigenous community members, and the First Nations Students Association in their ‘Let Us Speak’ campaign. SFPIRG recognizes that the treatment of Indigenous students by the SFU administration constitutes colonial institutional violence, and…
Read moreabout:Support for FNSA’s ‘Let Us Speak’ Campaign
We, the Board of Directors of the Simon Fraser Public Interest Research Group (SFPIRG), endorse the SFU C19 Coalition, and the Just Recovery Principles. As a representative body made up of undergraduate, graduate students, and members of the larger community, we are concerned that many students are under threat of…
Read moreabout:SFU C19 Coalition Endorsement and Open Letter re Just Recovery Principles
“How To Be An Accountable Man: A Handbook for Preventing Violence” is a handbook developed by Isaac Louie, through the workstudy program at SFPIRG. Because of the thickness of the printed version, limited copies are available at SFPIRG (although we’re always happy to print one for you – just send…
Read moreabout:Article: How To Be An Accountable Man
Intersectionality and Feminism
This article is the one in which Kimberle Crenshaw, a renowned legal scholar and civil rights advocate, first coined the term intersectionality in reference to the intersection and interaction of social identities leading to a unique experience. It is quite academic, but definitely worth a read! Demarginalizing the Intersection of…
Read moreabout:Article: Demarginalizing the Intersection of Race and Sex
Decolonizing Together
This resource comes from the Anti-Oppression Network. It gives a comprehensive introduction to the subject of anti-oppression. What is Anti-Oppression? *Taken from the Anti-Oppression Network, August 3, 2017
Access Intimacy
Intersectionality (ABW)