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NSPIRG (Nova Scotia Public Interest Research Group) is a non-profit, non-partisan social and environmental justice research and resource centre. Our mandate is to empower, educate, and inspire action on social justice and environmental issues at Dalhousie University, as well as in the broader Halifax community and Nova Scotia generally. We are a student and volunteer-driven organization working within an anti-oppression framework, and providing a range of events, opportunities, working groups, and campaigns to community members. Come check us out! UPCOMING EVENTS |
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Mudder’s Day: a celebration honoring local plants, earth, and mothers is a new make-our-own-festival on Mother’s Day in Halifax. This year it be will on May 11th in the Halifax Central Common, beside the playground, on top of (the culverted) Freshwater Brook. The intention of the festival is to strengthen our social fabric, show everyone (including ourselves) that the paradigm shift is happening, support the rooted ones, honor Mother Earth, honor our cultural heritages, and have a good laugh.
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What? A fundraising concert in support of Salutary Angels. This concert will bring together local and international talent who are donating their time in support of this cause. Who? Performers include Christina Martin, Ryan McGrath, Team Beaton and Samba Nova. There will also be a Latin dance performance. When? Saturday, April 26th. Doors open at 6:30pm with performances beginning at 7pm. Where? St. Matthew's United Church on Barrington Street. Most importantly, WHY? Salutary Angels is an NGO based in Halifax working to establish mobile clinics to provide pre and post natal care to underprivileged mothers in rural Haiti with the long-term goal of reducing maternal mortality in the country. How Much? 10$ for adults/7$ for students and seniors with ALL proceeds going to Salutary Angels. |
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