OPAC stands for Orem-Provo Action Coalition. This is a loose network of groups involved with anti-war, social justice activism in Utah County since 2006. OPAC wiki wants to be a web hub for activism in Utah County, a vehicle for learning and organizing and growing.
Radical Connector | [edit] |
Active Organizations
* Provo Infoshop - revolutionary literature distribution
* The Mormon Worker - Radical Newspaper, Bi-monthly
* Provo Discussion Night
* Utah Workers International League - Socialist Group
* UVU Peace and Justice Studies Program
* The 'Really Free Market' of Provo
* UVU Gay-Straight Alliance
* UVU Peace and Justice Club/SDS
* BYU Amnesty International
* Democracy House project
* UVU Gender Studies Club
* BYU Parity - Gender Equity Group
* BYU Democratic Party
* Nader/Gonzalez Utah
* UVU Democrats
* Provo Critical Mass
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Arts & Culture
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KRCL 90.9 - SLC's Independent Radio Station with political/public affairs programming including Democracy Now! on weekdays at 7pm
* Sego Arts Foundation
* Provo First Fridays
* Music Venues and Houses
* Slug Magazine
* Individual Artists
Inactive Organizations
* Women's Studies Open Reading Group
* BYU Alternative Commencement
Blogs
* Consecrate for Change
* Project Deseret
* OPAC: History
* BYU Amnesty International Blog
About the Wiki | [edit] |
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