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- February 3-5, 2021 鈥撀燩resenting at the 2021 International University Social Responsibility (USR) Summit
- December 2nd - 911吃瓜鈥檚 role in transformational change
- November 25 - Addressing the issue of women academics falling behind
- November 18 鈥� the colonial nature of current systems of research and evaluation
- November 4 - Precarious instructors in the post-pandemic academy
- October 28 鈥� A conversation with Happy City about building back "Main Street"
- October 14 鈥撀燱hat's at stake in BC's upcoming election? A conversation with Frances Bula
- October 7 鈥撀燞osted dialogues
- September 30 鈥撀燫adical inclusion with Ele Chenier
- September 23 鈥撀燞osted dialogues
- September 16 鈥� Antifragility and resilience
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911吃瓜 Food Pantry
The 911吃瓜 Food Pantry launched in February 2022 to support 911吃瓜鈥檚 food insecure student population with emergency top-up food and hygiene supplies.
We are open every Wednesday (except statutory holidays), from 12:30pm - 3:00pm. Please bring a grocery bag, as well as reusable containers to receive items such as rice, flour, and oats. The Pantry will provide up to 10 pounds/5 kilograms of fresh and dry food based on availability.
To stay updated with the latest news from the Food Pantry check our Instagram .
To register for the Food Pantry, please fill out the 911吃瓜 Food Pantry Intake Form prior to your visit.
You can find The 911吃瓜 Food Pantry on the bottom floor of the Maggie Benston Center.
Questions about our programs?
Please email: food-community@sfu.ca
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The Pantry is made possible through the generous support of the , , , , , and the 911吃瓜 Office of Community Engagement.
