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Collateral damage

A term that should not be forgotten

Apr 28 – 30, 2023

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Join us for an important and meaningful event dedicated to the commemoration of the victims of the war in Ukraine. This event will take place at the Centre Culturel Georges-Vanier in Montréal from April 28 to April 30.

Address: 2450 Rue Workman


Year of Terror. Antiwar March organized by the Russian Community

Feb 25, 2023

Meeting point/Point de rencontre:

25/02/2023, 12PM,

General consulate of Russia

3655 Av. du Musée

Endpoint/Fin de marche:

Place du Canada,

1010 Rue De La Gauchetière O


Letter writing to political prisoners

DEC 11, 2022

Event details for your city:

Montreal http://shorturl.at/bjvX3
Ottawa http://shorturl.at/vCDLY
Toronto http://shorturl.at/DFIO1
Vancouver http://shorturl.at/abvAH
Winnipeg http://shorturl.at/inpx7
Waterloo http://shorturl.at/dlPW5

How to write letters from outside Russia


In light of the Human Rights Day that is celebrated internationally on December 10, we invite you the next day on December 11 to write letters to Russian political prisoners.

Many people who are detained in Russian prisons are human rights activists, journalists, politicians, and artists, and these letters are their lifeline.

Support them by writing them a letter or drawing a postcard.

❗️IMPORTANT:

Electronic letters are the most efficient way to send letters to political prisoners in Russia. Please make sure to bring your laptop or another electronic device you intend to use. Otherwise, you can draw a postcard with materials provided by the organizers, and your intended recipient will get a photocopy of it.

ONLINE LECTURE ON DECOLONIZATION OF RUSSIA

DEC 3, 2022
ANNA GOMBOEVA, PHD UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA

Art: @sesegdraws


After February 24th most Russians were faced with questions that they had not thought about or did not want to ask before. How did this war become possible in the first place? Why indigenous people are the ones being mobilized and killed most in the war? How to build relationships with Ukrainians and other peoples of the former Soviet Union and Russia after all the crimes that were committed? We now have to look for answers. From the emerging blogs about the decolonization of Russia and the heated debates among Russians, it is clear that there is a demand for discussion and answers.

To facilitate the search for answers to these questions, the Russian Canadian Democratic Alliance (RCDA) has asked Anna Gomboeva, PhD of the University of Virginia, to give an online lecture.