🥕🍄‍🟫🍠 ANNONCE IMPORTANTE 🍠🍄‍🟫🥕



Le Ras-le-bol vous prépare un mois de février haut en saveurs! Tous les jeudis midis, on distribuera de la bouffe gratuite devant le café Aquin!



Joins-toi pour cuisiner, manger et parler politique! Reste à l'affût, on prépare aussi d'autres évènements! ☺️

Pour commencer l'année le comité de mobilisation d'anthropologie de l'Université de Montréal et le Collectif Orza organisent un mois du cinéma décolonial. Chaque semaine il y aura un film accompagné d'une discussion par nos excellents partenaires: SDHPP UdeM, FRAP autochtone, Anticolonialisme UdeM, MTL4SUDAN ainsi que le réalisateur Luc Renaud.

L'événement sera tous les mercredis du 21 janvier au 11 février à 18:30 au local B-3325 du Pavillon Jean-Brillant de l'Université de Montréal.

🥕🍄‍🟫🍠 ANNONCE IMPORTANTE 🍠🍄‍🟫🥕



Le Ras-le-bol vous prépare un mois de février haut en saveurs! Tous les jeudis midis, on distribuera de la bouffe gratuite devant le café Aquin!



Joins-toi pour cuisiner, manger et parler politique! Reste à l'affût, on prépare aussi d'autres évènements! ☺️

GOODBYE PARTY + PACKING NIGHT 🎉📦



We’re closing out our time in this space — and we want to celebrate it properly.



This spot has been a busy, well-used community hub because so many of you showed up, shared space, fed each other, and made things happen here. We’re excited to toast this chapter and start getting ready for the move.



Join us for a farewell hang with good people, good vibes, and some light packing to kick things off.



🗓 February 12

⏰ 6–9 PM

🥤 Drinks & snacks provided



Come celebrate, say goodbye, and help us launch the next chapter.

Join us to learn about the environmental impacts of AI with Climate Justice Montreal and the SHIFT Centre for Social Transformation. 

With the rise in popularity in Generative Artificial Intelligence over the past few years, it is increasingly important to consider what effects this technology is having on us. While generative AI has many claims about its future potential effectiveness, with massive amounts of money being poured into this industry to keep it afloat, the real impacts of this technology are much more significant than is being let on - massive water and energy needs from data centers directly affecting water availabiltiy, air quality, and fossil fuel plant construction, misinformation campaigns leading to public policy changes, significant job losses from outsourcing and job consolidation, and a rise in surveillance technology are only some of the potential harms caused by this technology. 

Join Climate Justice Montreal and the Social Justice Center for a workshop that answers the question "What Is AI, Really? (And Why Should We Care?)" 

QPIRG-McGill and the @gsfssa.mcgill are teaming up to present a very special, and very free, screening of CRIMINAL QUEERS (2016), a queer abolitionist camp classic.



📍3475 rue Peel

🗓️ Thursday, February 12

🕰️ 6-7:30 pm

🍿 Free popcorn!



CRIMINAL QUEERS visualizes a radical trans/queer struggle against the prison industrial complex and toward a world without walls. Remembering that prison breaks are both a theoretical and material practice of freedom, this film imagines what spaces might be opened up if crowbars, wigs, and metal files become tools for transformation.



@prisonercorrespondenceproject will also be tabling and talking about the conditions of queer/trans prisoners today.



ACCESSIBILITY INFO: Unfortunately, this venue is up one flight of stairs and therefore not wheelchair accessible. The movie will be presented in English with subtitles.