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  • RPIRG Working Group Application Form

  • The Regina Public Interest Research Group (RPIRG) is a student centre at the University of Regina that works on social and environmental justice issues. RPIRG gives out over $35,000 in funding each year to students for events, projects, or training opportunities.

    Any student at the University of Regina is eligible (and encouraged!) to apply for funding. Non-student groups can take out a community membership to apply.

    Applications are due by midnight on one of the 5 annual funding deadlines.

     

    Funding Deadlines:

    July 1   -   Oct 1   -   Nov 1   -   Feb 1   -   March 1  

     

    Working Group Funding provides yearly-long funding for a group that has consistent programming.



    Working Groups are semi-autonomous groups of students and community members who work together on an issue, or towards a common goal. Working Groups may focus on research, events, actions, publications, and other diverse activities. They tend to have long-term goals with activities and membership that continue beyond the current academic year, hold regular meetings, and must maintain a membership that includes University of Regina students.  Working Groups receive $1,500 per year. Working Groups may also use other non-financial RPIRG resources, and are eligible to apply for additional funding through the Project, Event, and Training Fund.

     

    After being approved, a Working Group will receive:

    • Support and funding of $1500 per year
    • Space on the RPIRG webpage
    • Access to office resources, such as occasional photocopying and the button maker or some bookkeeping assistance
    • Networking access
    • The opportunity to apply for Event/Project funding

     

    For more information on Working Groups, and for descriptions of our current Working Groups, please visit our website: http://rpirg.org/funding-2/working-groups/


    For more information on applying for funding, the funding process, and the funding follow up requirements please visit our website: rpirg.org/how-to-apply

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  • Thank you for your submitting your funding application. If you have any questions, concerns, or comments, please contact us:

    Regina Public Interest Research Group

    222 Riddell Centre, University of Regina

    P: 306-337-2420

    E: info@rpirg.org

    W: www.rpirg.org

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