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Below is a list of all currently registered clubs, listed in alphabetical order. Click on the club's name to view additional information or to join the club.
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350 - SFU To raise awareness among students, faculty, and alumni about SFU's role in mitigating climate change. |
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Amnesty International SFU To show our dedication to the promotion and protection of human rights. |
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Ban the Bottle SFU The Ban the Bottle group is a collective of students focused on environmental action, specifically related to water resources and single-use plastics. |
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Girl Up SFU United Nations movement to empower young women. We welcome students of all gender identities who are passionate about equality. Students from all faculties are encouraged to join. @sfugirlup on Instagram. |
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Hanvoice SFU HanVoice is an outlet to affect real grassroots change. Therefore, The club will equip, and empower students to engage meaningfully with North Korean human rights issues. |
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International Justice Mission SFU IJM SFU is a group of students who desire to work together as advocates for the oppressed. Our vision is linked to International Justice Mission - a global organization that partners with local authorities to rescue victims of violence, bring criminals to justice, restore survivors, and strengthen justice systems. |
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Reclaim Tech New communications technology isn't going anywhere. But it has impacted mental health, community building, political society and individual rights. Reclaim Tech hopes to bring awareness to online theft of information, algorithmic content suggestion, and disinformation campaigns, and provide community for fellow concerned tech users. |
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The FentaNIL Project at SFU (TFP) The FentaNIL Project (TFP) is dedicated to reducing the impact of the opioid crisis by educating students about harm reduction and how they can help others who are struggling with addiction. We will teach the public how to recognize and respond to overdoses by recommending students obtain naloxone kits. IG: @fentanilsfu Contact: cog@sfu.ca |
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VeggieSFU To create a welcoming space for people to explore plant-based diets, seek advice, and have open discussion pertaining to plant-based diets and sustainability. As a member, you can expect restaurant socials, access to recipes and resources, and a place to meet others with common interests. This club is open to everyone, plant-based or not. |
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World University Services of Canada-SFU World University Service of Canada (WUSC) is a Canadian international development non-profit organization dedicated to improving education, employment and empowerment opportunities for youth, women and refugees. WUSC works through 95 universities across Canada through the WUSC Local Committees to support the Student Refugee Program (SRP). For more info, please visit: https://wusc.ca/ The SFU WUSC Local Committee (LC) is a student and volunteer-driven campus organization that runs the SFU Student Refugee Program. The SRP is the only one of its kind to combine resettlement with opportunities for higher education. At SFU, we sponsor 6 refugee students every year. Our LC raise funds and awareness for the program on their campus and in their community. They also play a critical role in offering day-to-day social and academic support to SRP students. For more info, please visit: https://www.sfu.ca/refugeeprograms/students.html |