Office of Community Engagement - Concordia University

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Office of Community Engagement - Concordia University

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🌱 Nurturing partnerships between Concordia University and the community sector since 2012 | 👯‍♀️ Unités sœurs et colocataires du Centre SHIFT pour la transformation sociale Our mission as the Office of Community Engagement (OCE for short) is to nurture respectful and impactful relationships between the university and the diverse communities of Montreal. We hope to contribute to a future where Concordia is trusted by the community as an ally and an active player in advancing social issues that matter to our partners.

10/12/2026

The first conversation of our Fall 2026 season is here!

We’re excited to continue creating space with you for meaningful conversations around activism, community, and social change. This season, we’re opening with an important question: How can we reimagine prevention, safety, and justice in conversations about gender-based violence?💜

Join us for an engaging and thoughtful evening. As always, you can enjoy a meal, it’s bilingual, open to everyone, and of course free!

🗓️ October 26⏰ 6:00–8:00 PM 📍 Project 10 (10138 Rue Lajeunesse, #301)

Swipe to explore key reflection questions before the event! And follow us for updates on guests, speakers, and the conversation.

Accessibility notice ⚠️ This venue is wheelchair accessible with an access ramp to enter the building and an elevator to access the suite’s floor.

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La première conversation de notre saison d’automne 2026 est arrivée !

Nous sommes ravis de continuer à créer avec vous un espace pour tenir des conversations porteuses de sens autour de l’activisme, de la communauté et du changement social. Pour ouvrir cette saison, nous nous penchons sur une question importante : comment repenser la prévention, la sécurité et la justice dans les conversations sur la violence fondée sur le genre ?💜

Rejoignez-nous pour une soirée captivante et riche en réflexions. Comme toujours, un repas vous sera offert; l’événement est bilingue, ouvert à toutes et à tous et, bien sûr, gratuit !

🗓️ 26 octobre ⏰ 18 h à 20 h 📍 Project 10 (10138, rue Lajeunesse, bureau 301)

Faites glisser votre doigt pour découvrir les principales questions de réflexion avant l’événement ! Et suivez-nous pour connaître les dernières informations sur les invité·es, les intervenant·es et la conversation.

Avis d’accessibilité ⚠️ Ce lieu est accessible aux personnes en fauteuil roulant grâce à une rampe d’accès permettant d’entrer dans le bâtiment et à un ascenseur permettant d’accéder à l’étage où se trouve la salle.

10/06/2026

Last month, we met a few of our fall interns for the first time at our kick-off lunch! Our interns work with our longstanding community partners with amazing missions, all while getting to improve their skills. Sounds interesting? This could totally be you! The Community-Based Internship Program recruits every semester.

Stay tuned on our socials or sign up for our mailing list to receive direct notifications!

10/05/2026

Now that we are knee-deep in Autumn, it's a new season with new conversations and new questions ☕️✨

The University of the Streets Café is BACK this Fall 2026! 🍂

Join us for 3 bilingual public conversations exploring gender-based violence, Black women and art, and Indigenous perspectives on land stewardship.

What to expect?

Oct. 26 — Gender-Based Violence: How Can We Reimagine Prevention, Safety, and Justice?
📍 Project 10 | 6–8 PM

Nov. 24 — Ideas About Black Women: How Can Art Shift Perspectives?
📍 Black Healing Centre | 7–9 PM

Dec. 10 — Indigenous Perspectives on Land Stewardship: Who Makes Decisions About the Future of Our Territories?
📍 Native Montreal | 6–8 PM

🗣️ Come as you are
👯‍♀️ Bring your friends
❌ No registration needed

Swipe for all the details ➡️
Follow us & stay tuned for our moderators and guest speakers!

More info in our bio 🔗

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Maintenant que nous sommes en plein cœur de l’automne, une nouvelle saison commence, avec de nouvelles conversations et de nouvelles questions ☕️✨

L’Université autrement : Dans les cafés est de RETOUR cet automne 2026 ! 🍂

Joignez-vous à nous pour 3 conversations publiques bilingues autour de la violence fondée sur le genre, des perceptions des femmes noires et de l’art, ainsi que des perspectives autochtones sur la protection de l’environnement.

À quoi s’attendre ?

26 oct. — Violence fondée sur le genre : Comment repenser la prévention, la sécurité et la justice ?

📍 Projet 10 | 18 h à 20 h

24 nov. — Perceptions des femmes noires : Comment l’art peut-il changer les points de vue ?

📍 Black Healing Centre | 19 h à 21 h

10 déc. — Perspectives autochtones sur la protection de l’environnement : Qui décide de l’avenir de nos territoires ?

📍 Montréal Autochtone | 18 h à 20 h

🗣️ Venez comme vous êtes

👯‍♀️ Venez avec vos ami(e)s

❌ Aucune inscription nécessaire

Faites défiler pour tous les détails ➡️

Suivez-nous et restez à l’écoute pour découvrir nos modérateurs(rices) et conférencier(ères) !

Plus d’informations dans notre bio 🔗

10/01/2026

The Office of Community Engagement is proud to unveil its newest resource, Dewemaagannag/My Relations: A Guide for Research with Indigenous Peoples and Communities. Released Sept. 30, this publication serves to support non-Indigenous researchers and students at Concordia in building respectful, impactful, and ethical research collaboration with Indigenous Peoples and communities.

Western research involving Indigenous Peoples has a history of extractive and harmful practices. Research often served colonial interests, while Indigenous knowledges, cultures and worldviews were misrepresented, appropriated or erased.
To support and promote collaborative, Indigenous-led, community-based research, Dewemaagannag emphasizes community engagement, partnership, research ethics, and data sovereignty.

To check out Dewemaagannag/My Relations: A Guide for Research with Indigenous Peoples and Communities head on over to our linktree in bio or visit our website.

09/10/2026

**Upcoming Deadline**

Are you an Indigenous Concordia student interested in Indigenous archives? Do you have technical skills to set up an open-access content management system?

The Office of Community Engagement is teaming up with a group of volunteers to create an autonomous community-based archive in Kahnawake – and we’re looking for an Indigenous student to join us ! 🤩

The deadline to apply is Sunday September 13, 2026.

Check out the link below for more information. 🔗
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ylkjEllYdAa41LKeTWefO04bOnkCH8R9/view?usp=drive_link

09/01/2026

‼️Extended Deadline for Paid Work in Community‼️

Are you an Indigenous Concordia student interested in Indigenous archives? Do you have technical skills to set up an open-access content management system?

The Office of Community Engagement is teaming up with a group of volunteers to create an autonomous community-based archive in Kahnawake – and we’re looking for an Indigenous student to join us ! 🤩

The deadline to apply is Sunday September 13, 2026.

Check out the link below for more information. 🔗
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ylkjEllYdAa41LKeTWefO04bOnkCH8R9/view?usp=drive_link

08/28/2026

Meet Amanda, one of our amazing 2026 CELFIS award recipients! 🤩

Amanda recently completed her MA in Individualized Program at Concordia University in Tiohtià:ke / Montréal. In this spotlight, she shares one of her favourite books with us — swipe to discover which one!

Looking ahead, Amanda is most excited about future collaborations, sharing her work with fellow designers, deepening Indigenous design pedagogies, and reimagining urban relations in the built environment. 💗

And that’s just a glimpse of the incredible work she’s doing! Want to learn more about Amanda and her work? Follow her at on Instagram and discover more of what she’s creating.

CELFIS (Community-Engaged Learning Fund for Indigenous Students) supports Indigenous graduate students through funding for community-based research and the use of Indigenous methodologies. Learn more about the program on our website! Link below. 🔗

concordia.ca/celfis

08/26/2026

Meet Dailey, one of our 2026 CELFIS award recipients! 🤩

A Master of Design candidate at Concordia University in Tiohtià:ke / Montréal, Dailey is exploring how design can be shaped by relationships with the land and challenge the assumptions we bring to the field.

In this spotlight, he shares the person who inspires him — swipe to find out who! 👀 — and what he’s most looking forward to in his research: learning from the land and rethinking what design can be.

Want to discover more about Dailey and his work? Follow him at and see what he’s up to!

CELFIS (Community-Engaged Learning Fund for Indigenous Students) supports Indigenous graduate students through funding for community-based research and the use of Indigenous methodologies. Learn more about the program on our website below. 🔗

concordia.ca/celfis

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