15 item sets

• #YESAPIRG Campaign(s)
  
• Annual Reports
  
• APIRG General Office Templates
  
• APIRG Promotions
  
• AWOL 2018, 2017
  
• AWOL 2019
  
• AWOL 2020
  
• AWOL Logos
  
• Board of Directors
  
• Disorganizer Zine (all)
  
  A collection of the Disorganizer Zines, a small circulation, self published magazine created and distributed by APIRG.
• Disorganizer Zine (published)
  
• Event/Project/Research Funding
  
  A collection of items relating to APIRG's Event/Project/Research funding grants, including informational posters.
• Microgrant Funding
• Miscellaneous
  
  Unsorted Miscellaneous APIRG images.
• Working Groups
  

46 items

• Among the Dead
  Funded 2019-2020
• Annual Autism Symposium
  Funded 2018-2019 Organized by the Centre for Autism Services Alberta Student Group
• Arterial
  Funded 2018-2019 Documentary project.
• Arts Based Resilience of Transmasculine Youth
  Funded 2018-2019 Research project. From Funding Recipient: "I am so appreciative for the funding that APIRG provided for my doctoral research. This funding enabled me to offer grocery store gift cards and transit tickets that made participation in my study more accessible for transmasculine young adult participants, who often face financial barriers, and to recognize in a material way the generous amount of time and expertise they contributed to my study. On a broader level, APIRG funding supported me in conducting research that I hope can help change the challenging mental health landscape that many transmasculine young adults experience due to transgender stigma and other significant life challenges they face. Through my research, I am working to shed light on how transmasculine young adults use the arts to sustain resilience against these challenges. Thank you APIRG for supporting my capacity to do research that strives towards creating arts-based supports that can bolster the resilience of transmasculine young adults and help them push back against trans stigma."
• Augustana Pride Week Speakers
  Funded 2019-2020 Hosted by AQUA From Event Organizer(s): "The Augustana Pride Committee is very grateful to APIRG for their contribution towards our Pride Week Kick Off Event with Anthony and James! They were wonderful and understanding to work with and their support gave us the financial ability to provide quality LGTBQ2S+ representation to our community in Camrose and the surrounding area."
• AWAKEN
  Funded 2019-2020
• Beyond Medications
  Funded 2018-2019 Pharmacist Peer Education Project.
• Black and Brown Voices in Treaty Six Metis Territory
  Funded 2018-2019 Literary Arts Performance.
• Blackout Gala
  Funded 2018-2019 Blackout, a Black History Month Gala, was a collaboration between the Somali Students’ Association (SSA), Nigerian Students Association (NSA), Black Students Association (BSA) and Eritrean and Ethiopian Students Association (EESA), with sponsorship from APIRG and the Africa Centre. The event, held on February 22, 2019, featured food, performances from local Black artists, a dance tutorial from La Connexional, a fashion show, and speeches from local Black political candidates running in the upcoming municipal and federal elections. The gala was an incredible event, offering Black artists and politicians new audiences and support, empowering attendees to engage in politics, art, fashion and community organizing, and allowing the SSA and its partners to build community among Black youth across and beyond University of Alberta campus.
• Break Borders
  Funded 2019-2020 Hosted by the Syrian Heritage Association of Canada.
• Canvassing for Change
  Funded 2018-2019 Training from Organize BC.
• Centre For Autism Alberta Student Association Annual Symposium
  Funded 2019-2020, 2021-2022 From Event Organizer: The 2019-2020 Centre for Autism Student Association Annual Conference is a virtual educational conference that will examine the unique challenges that individuals on the spectrum may face when transitioning to different stages of life, the supports that are already available, and what still needs to be addressed. "The 2019-2020 Centre for Autism Alberta Students’ Association (CFASA) executive team thanks APIRG for their generosity, support and partnership in our 4th annual symposium. The organization contributed to the promotion and facilitation of our event. "
• Climate Justice Edmonton Trainings
  Funded 2018-2019 Activist Training Series.
• Decolonization Day
  Funded 2019-2020
• Discovering Autism Conference
  Funded 2018-2019 Organized by the Centre for Autism Services Alberta Students’ Association
• Earth as a Second Language
  Funded 2018-2019 Hip Hop In the Park: The Space Program - Earth as a Second Language.
• Edmonton Natural Hair Show
  Funded 2018-2019 From Event Organizer: "Thank you for supporting our event and in turn allowing us to support local artists for their time and talents. Your team was amazing and held our hand throughout your processes and helped us with other areas of our event."
• Emo Karaoke Night Fundraiser
  Funded 2019-2020
• Exploring Identity Through Graphic Novels
  Funded 2018-2019 Queer Muslim Graphic Novel Project.
• Finessing Finals Tutoring
  Funded 2019-2020 Hosted by the Ethiopian and Eritrean Students’ Association.
• Free Transit Edmonton
  Funded 2019-2020 Works towards their goal of a freeze on public transit fares.
• Griffin Poetry Reading Extravaganza
  Funded 2018-2019
• Hate Free YEG Campaign
  Funded 2018-2019
• Imagination Miscellany #11: “What You Said About Us”
  Funded 2018-2019 From Event Organizer: "ImagiNation Miscellany would like to extend our most gratitude for the opportunity APRIG has extended to our community. The workshops leading to our opening show were a success and the event on April 23rd was a glimpse of what the Edmonton community consist off. Thanks to your sponsorship and publicity extended to us, IM organizers were able to work with confidence, knowing that the work we are doing is valid and an important one to create an inclusive, safe and equitable community not only within the arts, but as a community as a whole. The workshops were of great education and it gave our participants a safe place to discuss topics such as: identity, discrimination, belonging, and stigma, among many other topics. The workshops were also lead by experienced artist whom participants could learn new skills to help with their artistic practice moving forward. Workshops were a great way for participants to meet artists from different communities and find similarities within their artistic practice, collaborate and get to know each other on a more personal level. The night of the showcase was full of visual art, performing arts, music and food. Folks were able to again, come together to explore topics that make our community diverse but with the intention of bringing people together, share that individuality yet celebrate those similarities. IM witnessed that with the support of APRIG, artists and supporters felt confident to continue to work on their crafts but most importantly they have gained the confidence that they are talented, needed, and part of this community we call Edmonton. "
• La Connexional Afro x Latin End of Year Party
  Funded 2019-2020 https://www.facebook.com/events/d41d8cd9/afro-x-latino-an-end-of-year-pre-festival-party/561455377731956/ From Funding Recipient: "The work that APIRG has been doing over the years and is still doing is nothing short of amazing! Having been one of their grant recipients for over 2 years now as UofA undergraduate students, La Connexional is extremely proud to have been able to contribute to the mission & vision of APIRG. We would like to take this opportunity to thank APIRG for the relentless and needed work they are doing in the community by allowing Marginalized folks to tell their stories!"