Le Frigo Vert is an anti-capitalist, anti-colonial, anti-oppression , food, alternative health, and community space located near Concordia University’s downtown Montreal campus.  

Le Frigo Vert is supported by Concordia students via a small refundable fee levy. All Concordia students are members. Memberships are available on a sliding scale of $0-100.

The Hive Cafe Solidarity Co-op envisions accessible food systems that are socially, economically, as well as environmentally regenerative that are operated locally and democratically.

The People’s Potato is a vegan soup kitchen at Concordia University – a student initiated project that was founded in 1999 in order to address student poverty and the lack of affordable food options on campus. We offer by donation meals every weekday during the fall and winter semesters, excluding holidays*.

With the help of our dedicated volunteers, we serve more than 500 meals daily to students and community members. We are committed to education around food politics and anti-oppression, and to the broader goals of social and environmental justice

Sustainable Concordia uses its position at Concordia to advocate in solidarity with local and global movements by being a resource, service, educational and direct action hub for students and the wider Concordia community looking to organize in an intersectional & sustainable way.

Cinema Politica is a media arts, non-profit network of community and campus locals that screen independent political film and video by Canadian and international artists throughout Canada and abroad. Cinema Politica’s biggest and longest running local was founded at Concordia University, Montreal in 2004 and ever since it attracts between 300 and 600 people to its weekly screenings.

Each semester programming is focused around themes that touch on social justice, environmental and cultural identity issues, and all screenings aim to bridge political independent filmmaking, local activism and civic education and engagement

Formed in 1998 as a merger between CRSG and CFLI, two former stations, CJLO is Concordia University’s one and only radio station. 100% non-profit, and run almost entirely by volunteers, the station is located in the heart of the Loyola campus in the NDG borough of Montreal.

Our on-air personalities are the backbone of the station and there are over eighty DJ’s spinning for your listening pleasure. Whether you are interested in Rock, Alt, Hip-Hop, RPM, Punk, Metal, Jazz, Blues, World, Country or Talk and Sports, CJLO has something for you, and is always looking for more on air talent.

The Quebec Public Interest Research Group at Concordia is a resource centre for student and community research and organizing. We strive to raise awareness and support grassroots activism around diverse social and environmental issues. Our work is rooted in an anti-oppression analysis and practice. We seek to make campus-community links and inspire social change through engaging, inclusive and non-hierarchical approaches.

The Concordia Community Solidarity Co-op Bookstore is an independent, not-for-profit co-operative offering new and used books, and a wide variety of local artisan items. Founded in 2002, we’re proud to to offer a viable alternative to corporate bookstores for the Montreal and Concordia community.

We are a free service that provides legal information, referrals, and accompaniment in both French and English to students, CSU clubs, and other associations. Volunteer law students are available to assist with legal information and research, but only lawyers are able to represent someone in court, prepare court documents on their behalf, or advise them on their best legal options.

The Legal Information Clinic works to provide students with the best possible options and resources that will assist them in receiving the fairest possible treatment under the law and to allow them to make the most suitable decision.

Our efforts are aimed at helping students who find themselves in difficult situations by accurately identifying their needs and determining and executing the necessary course of action. Students can be assured the Centre functions under a strict policy of confidentiality and that all persons will be treated with dignity and respect.

The CSU’s Off-Campus Housing and Job Resource Centre is your resource for housing issues and workers’ rights. We provide legal information to students and members of the Concordia community, offer a classifieds website to find work and housing, and give workshops across campus and in the community.

The Centre for Gender Advocacy is an independent, student-funded, Concordia University organization promoting gender equality and empowerment through ongoing programming, campaigns, resources, services, advocacy and a commitment to accessibility.