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The Centre for Gender Advocacy is an independent, student-funded organization at Concordia University in Montréal, QC, dedicated to promoting gender equality and empowerment. Through various programs and supportive services, they actively work to raise awareness and address systemic issues affecting marginalized communities, particularly focusing on trans and non-binary individuals. The Centre offers a range of initiatives, including peer support services, advocacy efforts, and resources for harm reduction, all aimed at creating a more inclusive environment on campus and beyond. With a commitment to anti-oppressive programming, they engage with community organizations to further their mission and enhance the well-being of those they serve. Generated from the website

QPIRG Concordia is a resource center dedicated to fostering student and community research and organizing, aiming to connect the campus to grassroots community struggles. Through various initiatives and programs, it strives to raise awareness and support for grassroots activism in diverse social issues. The organization operates several working groups and projects that engage with social change, such as DisOrientation and the School Schmool publication. QPIRG Concordia also offers resources like discretionary funding, legal support, and an alternative library to bolster its mission. Generated from the website