[External Event] May 13-15: CRACKS IN THE CONCRETE: Building networks of resistance to poverty in Victoria, Coast & Straits Salish Territories
Cracks in the Concrete is a weekend-long event of teach-in/learn-in
workshops and discussions that aims to inspire, strengthen and connect
people and communities interested in fighting poverty. If you’re looking
to gain new skills for community work or activism, learn about
poverty-related issues, meet new people, organize actions or draw others
into the work you’re already doing, Cracks in the Concrete is the place to
be!
[External Event] MAY DAY at Heart & Hands Community Acupuncture!
Our friends at Heart & Hands Health Centre are providing free acupuncture in celebration and memoriam of May Day this May 1, 2011! Spread the word and register before appointments fill up! — Hello friends, colleagues and supporters of Heart & Hands Health Centre! I …
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[External Event] World Cafe!
The World Cafe Poster invite you to a World Café concerning Conflict Management and Resolution Skills for Newcomer Children in the Middle Year.
SOCC & antidote Event for the National Day of Action!
SOCC and antidote (with support from the Girls Action Foundation) are holding an event this WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th, 2011 for the National Day of Action. Please join us for an informal day of solidarity and community building, food, sharing and movie-watching. The event will take place on the …
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Bonita Speaks! A hip hop fundraiser for antidote!
Celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, 2011, at the 2nd annual Bonita Speaks! Showcasing an all-female hip hop line-up, make sure to check out acts like, Kia Kadiri! Big up to our sistahs at Bonita Speaks for donating a portion of their proceeds to …
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Kambo’s Korner: Blogging Breakdown
Blogging, I didn’t think it would be that hard! I like writing; I’m good at English. I thought, “This will be a breeze!” I was wrong. Sitting, staring at a blank page wondering what in the world am I gonna write about ?! blog posts, …
Kambo’s Korner: Memory Lane
So lately I’ve been listening to some music that I used to listen to when I was younger. It brings back so many memories of my old friends and me. I find myself smiling or laughing sometimes cause the songs will remind about something that …
Community Event: Friends of antidote
Learn an instrument! Write a Song! Form a Band! All in ONE weekend!
Community event! Antidote’s president-elect, Soumya Natarajan, is organizing a Feminists’ Rock Camp! It’s for all adults (over 19) of all genders and all music ability.
Afro Diva Rock Your Fro Reflection
Recently, antidote partnered with Afro Diva Salon to put on the Rock Your Fro Party. I’m glad to say it was super successful!
A wonderful time was had at the intergenerational tea party!
On Sunday July 25th, antidote members came together to have some fun under the sun-and that is just what we did…..
Antidote is seeking your donations for our fundraiser garage sale!
That’s right people! Saturday August 7th is the date for the sale and we are asking for donations of household items, clothing, etc. Whatever does not sell will be donated to a local charity. Please email: if you have any donations that we may …
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Feminist Participatory Action Research Course at UVic!
If you are a registered student at UVic, don’t forget to check out the Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) course (WS 335A) taught by one of antidote’s founders, Jo-Anne Lee. Gain perspective and experience in invaluable, qualitative research through a decolonizing, transnational feminist lens!
Fun in the Sun Tea Party-Intergenerational Event
On Sunday July 25th from 1:30-4pm we are having an intergenerational tea party. Come for an afternoon of great conversation, games, crafts and lots of fun!
Kambo’s Korner: Racism in Youth
To this day, it baffles my mind how some people can be sooo ignorant ! I don’t understand. Is one uneducated? How is one influenced?