Launch of the Réseau Interférences Internet site

5pm – Free
admission

A great reference
on the Web for committed youth around the world, Réseau
Interférences (RI) is launching its new Internet site.

For citizens
of the world between the ages of 18 and 30 who are socially involved
and committed to change, RI is much more than just an Internet
site. It’s a virtual universe where youth from around the world
can promote their projects for change, share their opinions
and ideas with other RI members, and use the tools available
on the site to take action.

During this special evening, individuals dressed in colourful and original
outfits will form a “networkers” brigade, looking to tap into
the active and positive energy of participants. Other surprises await
you, so you won’t feel like a spectator on the sidelines, but an
active player for change.

Réseau
Interférences is an initiative of CLUB 2/3 (affiliated
with Oxfam-Québec). CLUB 2/3 was founded in 1970 by a group of
young students from Collège Marie-Victorin who were aware of the
poverty and social injustices that, at that time, affected more than 2/3
of humanity. It is an organization that focuses on education and international
cooperation, working with young people from Canada and other countries
towards a world where there is more justice, equity and solidarity.

More info:
www.interferences.net
Marie Devers – [email protected]

514-382-7922 ext. 237