We are Queen’s University students getting it done together. What side of history do you want to be on?
Get InvolvedWe’re not like a lot of other clubs. We don’t have routine projects year to year, because when we see a problem, we solve it, then can move onto the next. We constantly strive to better our community and tackle the climate crisis.
Learn to Felt! Interested in Fiber Art, Sustainable Textiles, or learning something new?
Learn form an experiences fiber artist, limited spots are available!
Check out the link to sign up for our Learn to Felt class on March 8th 1-5pm!! Limited spots available.💚💚Snacks will be provided
The Social and Ecological Impact Series held by QBACC is taking place on March 10 from 3-7pm in Mackintosh Corry room E202!What does this event include? A catered dinner from CoGro, delegate bags, and amazing presentations from our 4 speakers! Keep an eye on our stories for more details.
THIS EVENT IS COMPLETELY FREE! ALSO LIMITED SPACE AND FIRST COME FIRST SERVE!
☘️ This St. Patrick’s Day, consider giving back to our neighborhood by volunteering for our community clean-up! Sign up and attend our clean-up on Mar 20 from 2-5 PM to win one of 2 $25 Visa gift cards or 2 $25 YGK Thrift gift cards!🧤 All clean-up supplies will be provided!🍕 Free food provided before the event!
Keeping Queen’s accountable to its responsible investment practices and investigating solutions to adapt to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards.
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We are proposing a mandatory, accessible, and comprehensive Climate Literacy Course for all Queen’s University students, faculty, and staff to educate us on the causes, threats, and solutions of the climate crisis and how we can effectively mobilize climate action.
Learn MoreThe way to make systems change is through collective action. Check out some organizations that we’ve been grateful to work with.
