BIPOC Grad Network, McGill University, Montreal, QC (2026)

04/19/2026

☕️✨ Need a cozy end-of-term reset? Join us for a Tea Party Online! Cameras optional, come as you are.

Make new connections and debrief about your term! Let’s play online get-to-know you games!

🗓 April 28, 2026
🕖 7:00 PM
💻 Zoom
🎟️ Free

🔗 Must register to receive the Zoom link
Click the registration link in bio!

03/29/2026

✨ Call for Submissions: Freedom’s Ink at McGill ✨

Your story matters. Your art, your poetry, your reflections, they carry power, memory, and resistance. Freedom’s Ink is a space that celebrates the creativity and lived experiences of BIPOC students at McGill.

Whether you paint, write, photograph, or reflect, we want to showcase your voice. Submit your work to be featured in our next issue and share your truth with our community.

📩 Send submissions to: [email protected] or DM
🖤 Our stories deserve to be seen, honoured, celebrated, read, and remembered.

02/18/2026

🌿 ROOTS OF RESISTANCE: Learning to Unlearn 🌿

Join us for an immersive, land-based learning experience in Kahnawà:ke designed for McGill graduate students who want to reflect on how we can reduce harm in our academic, research, and professional practice. Step beyond the classroom and into community through guided dialogue, storytelling, and a hands-on medicine bag workshop grounded in Indigenous knowledge.

✨ Lunch, coffee, and treats included
🚌 Round-trip transportation provided
🎁 Entry prizes and gifts
🤝 Connect with fellow graduate students across disciplines

Spots are limited.
🎟️ Tickets are $10, link in bio to register!

This event is open to ALL McGill Graduate Students (Master’s, PhD, professional programs, etc)

02/11/2026

🌿 ROOTS IN RESISTANCE: Learning to Unlearn 🌿

Calling ALL McGill graduate students! This one’s for you.

Join us on Saturday, March 14 in Kahnawà:ke for a full day of land-based learning, reflection, and hands-on experiences designed to help us think critically about how we engage with Indigenous communities and how we can actively reduce harm in our research, practice, and professional work.

This is not a lecture. It’s interactive. It’s reflective. It’s community-centered.

Whether you’re in Social Work, Law, Medicine, Arts, Engineering, or beyond this is an opportunity to step outside your department bubble, meet incredible people, and deepen your understanding in a meaningful way with delicious food/treats!

📍Pick-up/Drop-Off McGill Downtown Campus

All of this for just $10.

Spots are limited. Come ready to learn, unlearn, connect, and build community.

🔗 Register through link in bio, or PGSS website!

01/19/2026

Calling all BIPOC grad students looking for love, laughter, or just vibes this Valentine’s Day! 💕

Our Speed Dating Night returns after selling out last year with over 100 students on the waitlist, so don’t sleep on tickets!

Enjoy a free drink, thoughtful pairings, and a warm space designed for connection. Plus, one matched couple will win a restaurant gift card to take their date out on Valentine’s Day (raffle style!) 🍽️✨

Limited spots available, get yours before they’re gone!

Link in bio 💘

01/15/2026

Game night with the BIPOC grad fam 🎲✨

Thank you to everyone who came out on Tuesday! The laughter, competitiveness, and chaotic card rules were unmatched. Here’s to building community through joy, play, and shared space 🍻

More game nights coming soon! We hope you join our next one!

01/15/2026

Lights, music, and winter magic ✨⛸️

We’re taking over the Lower Field Outdoor Rink for a BIPOC grad night featuring Afro Beats, Latin, Arabic, Persian, Indian, and more music 🎶

Only $5 if you bring your own skates!

🎟️Registration link in bio ( )

01/09/2026

✨ Call for Submissions: Freedom’s Ink at McGill ✨

Your story matters. Your art, your poetry, your reflections, they carry power, memory, and resistance. Freedom’s Ink is a space that celebrates the creativity and lived experiences of BIPOC students at McGill.

Whether you paint, write, photograph, or reflect, we want to showcase your voice. Submit your work to be featured in our next issue and share your truth with our community.

📩 Send submissions to: [email protected] or DM
🖤 Our stories deserve to be seen, honoured, celebrated, read, and remembered.

01/07/2026

🎲✨ Game Night! ✨🎲
Calling all BIPOC graduate students join us for a cozy, evening of board games, card games, laughs, and good vibes. Whether you’re competitive or just here to chill, it’s the perfect way to unwind and meet new people.

🗓 Jan 13, 2026 (Tuesday)
⏰ 7:00–10:00 PM
📍 Thomson House Lounge Room
💸 Free

🎟 Register via the link in our bio

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