AVP Hours November 28th to December 2nd
Monday the 28th- 11am-7pm
Tuesday the 29th – 10am-6pm
Wednesday the 30th- 8am-6pm
Thursday the 1st – 8am-4pm
Friday the 2nd – 12pm-4pm
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We are hiring work study students to join our fabulous team for the rest of the school year! We have over 200 hours at $14.50 per hour available until the end of April. Students must…
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Join us in Bastion Square at 2:00pm for a march to Spirit Square where there will be speakers, performances and open mic and a meal will be provided…
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Setting Boundaries in Community Organizing
The Anti-Violence Project is an organization that deeply values transparency. As such we feel it is important to disclose the limited capacity of our organization at this time. The reality of limited capacity means we have to establish boundaries and say no (even when we want to say yes!).
