• Recruitment, orientation, training, and ongoing mentorship of student activists and volunteers• Creation and coordination of outreach and communication strategies and materials (e.g. posters, Mailchimp e-newsletter, social media)• Provide guidance, support, and/or leadership as needed for working groups, projects, and campaigns operating under OPIRG York’s umbrella• Network and maintain relationships with campus and community organizations on behalf of OPIRG York• Work with the volunteer Board of Directors in strategic planning and organizational decision-making processes

• marking and grading exams and assignments; providing feedback and support• invigilate exams, attend meetings with professor, and communicate promptly

• participate in collective meetings: facilitate and note-keep, contribute to strategy discussions; plan events, including: workshops, film screenings, rallies, and creative interventions

• organized Jewish weekend retreats for queer and trans community with 28 (2015), 42 (2017), and 17 (2023) attendees• organized meetings, ensured tasks were completed on-time, communicated between co-ordinators• planned menu and made wholesale order; managed the budget; accommodated accessibility needs

• serve drinks, welcome and direct guests, clean and maintain the venue• create a welcoming environment and communicate with performers• open and close procedures

• prepare, serve, and clean-up meals for up to 76 shelter residents (refugee applicant families)• provide emergency support to clients related to dietary, medical, or safety concerns• respond to clients' questions related to Toronto services and initial settlement in Canada

• developed and continue to facilitate two-part workshop on communication skills for polarized conversations• have facilitated the workshops on 12 occasions in five cities with 130 participants• create workshop environment that feels safer for difficult discussions; manage workshop promotion

• designed discussion questions for four conversation round-tables with 150 attendees• briefed 12 cafe facilitators on facilitation tools; established ground rules at conference opening

• ensured a rotation of seasonal monthly Shabbat potlucks; publicize event over Facebook and listserv• mediated conflicts, develop policies, and work toward creating an anti-oppressive safer space

• worked in a multigenerational team to organize the “Doing Jewish Off the Grid: Politics, Identity, and Spirituality” conference that drew over 150 participants• facilitated meetings, note-kept, made meeting agenda, and followed-up with online communication• networked and gained collaboration with various community groups and synagogues• worked collaboratively to curate workshops, and make decisions regarding conference content

• co-facilitated workshop in four Jewish spaces with an average of 12 people per workshop• collaborated with the Winchevsky Center, Narayever synagogue, and ran workshops independently• used interactive exercises to discuss the history and present of colonialism in Canada-Turtle Island• called on Jewish communities to engage in justice pursuits alongside Indigenous peoples

• communicated with farmers’ markets in Toronto to secure campaign tables at 15 markets• engaged visitors in conversation about campaign, and signed-up 150 new contacts for the listserv

• worked in a team to promote justice for Indigenous peoples in Canada; assisted with meetings• co-facilitated workshops with high school students and mixed-generation church groups• co-facilitated a 10-day delegation to Treaty 3 First Nations with a group of eight people

• planned and facilitated weekly workshops for first-year Community Worker students• provided support to first-year students to assist their transition into college