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13 October 2026
  • "Hands Off Our OSAP!" Kahoot! Trivia Night with TMAPS

    13 October 20266:00 pm - 7:00 pm

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    Join us on October 13th for a classic evening of Kahoot! with a chance to win one of two $25 gift cards to @welldotca

    We will review the @cfson "Hands Off Our Education" Campaign and how you can participate in the province-wide student walkout and day of action on Thursday, November 5, 2026 to protest government cuts to student financial aid and post-secondary education.

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21 October 2026
  • Breast Cancer Awareness Workshop with PinkDetect

    21 October 20264:00 pm - 5:00 pm

    Join our upcoming virtual workshop where we will cover: Early detection of breast cancer, access for underserved communities, culturally sensitive education, and empowering people with knowledge and tools to take charge of their health!

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    PinkDetect is a digital health initiative focused on improving breast health awareness and early detection of breast cancer through accessible, culturally sensitive education and technology. Through our culturally sensitive app, workshops, and community outreach efforts, we aim to empower women and underserved communities with the knowledge and tools needed to take charge of their breast health.

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  • Indigenous Futurism Book Club

    21 October 20265:00 pm - 6:30 pm

    Join us for the launch of an Indigenous Futurism Book Club facilitated by Ash Courchene. For the first book club session, we will read texts and excerpts by Anishinaabe author and scholar Grace Dillon! 

    Date: Wed Oct 21st, 2026
    Time: 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM
    Location: Virtual - Zoom

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    What is Indigenous Futurism?
    Indigenous Futurism is a movement that explores how art, science, and Indigenous cultures can be so powerfully woven together. Coined by Anishinaabe author and scholar Grace Dillon, and inspired by Afrofuturism, Indigenous Futurism uses storytelling and technology to connect and re-imagine the past, present, and future while centering Indigenous perspectives. 

    About the Facilitator: Ash Courchene is an Anishinaabenini from Sagkeeng, MB, currently living in Tsí Tkaròn:to, He is a game programmer, a writer, a thinker, husband, and soon-to-be father. As an alum of Carleton University, Ash studied politics and law for the better part of a decade. His master’s thesis was on Indigenous storytelling as a source of law, which served as the main inspiration for reading and writing Indigenous and Afro-futurism. He is excited to share the many stories that will be explored in this book club.

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28 October 2026
  • 🎃 TMAPS Spooky Nights & Movie Lights! 🎃

    28 October 20264:00 pm - 7:00 pm

    Join TMAPS for a fun, family friendly Halloween movie night designed to give students a chance to relax, recharge, eat well, and enjoy some time together! 🎃
    The evening will feature a family-friendly movie selected by TMAPS student members and our events committee, so you get to enjoy a film chosen by the community, followed by all the classic movie night essentials.

    Date: October 28, 2026
    Time: 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
    Location: Oakham Lounge,  55 Gould St. 2nd Floor.

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    Raffle Information!
    Attendees have a chance to win one our of two passes to attend a puppy yoga session by Paw Pals Puppy Yoga!


    Come hungry!  We will have a full spread for students and guests to enjoy, including soups, salads, entrées, desserts, snacks, juices, coffee, and tea. Enjoy fresh popcorn made right on site with our popcorn machine and real butter!

    👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Friendly & Child Friendly
    Students are welcome to bring their children and families. We know that finding childcare can be difficult, so we want this event to be accessible to students who may need to bring their kids with them. The movie and overall event environment will be family-friendly.

    🎬 Whether you come for the movie, the food, the popcorn, the Halloween treats, or simply some time away from school and everyday responsibilities, this is a space to take a break, connect with other students, and enjoy a relaxed evening together.

    Come in your comfiest clothes, bring your friends and family, grab some food and popcorn, and settle in for a spooky but cozy night at the movie.

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29 October 2026
  • Menstrual Equity 102 with Free Periods Canada

    29 October 20264:30 pm - 6:00 pm

    Menstrual Equity 102 (ME102) is an applied, hands-on workshop for those with a strong understanding of menstrual health who are looking for practical ways to apply it. This workshop equips participants with tools, activities, and resources that support them to more effectively teach and empower others about menstrual equity.

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    By the end of the workshop, participants will:

    • Be equipped to engage communities in informed, constructive discussions on menstruation using activities from the workshop
    • Have a deeper understanding of, and the ability to articulate, intersectionality in relation to menstrual health, strengthened through interactive activities
    • Learn how to take action to promote menstrual equity in your community
    • Earn an ME102 digital certificate to showcase your newfound expertise!

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