Got an issue you’re passionate about? Explore the AMS Resource Groups, a collection of advocacy groups raising awareness and lobbying for change on social issues.
The Pride Collective at UBC
The Pride Collective is a community-first student-run resource group for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community at UBC Vancouver. They are a non-hierarchical collective of students committed to making UBC a more welcoming and inclusive space for all. They provide:
Contact: prideubc@gmail.com
Current Constitution: Pride Collective Constitution 2024
Instagram: @prideubc
Linktree: linktr.ee/ubcpride
Disabilities United Collective (DUC)
Disabilities United Collective creates a safe and supportive community for disabled students on UBC campus.
They are an advocacy and support resource group for disabled students at UBC. Their aim is to increase accessibility on campus and provide a safe and empowering space for neurodivergent and physically disabled students. They achieve this by providing financial, emotional, and practical support.
Contact: ubcduc@gmail.com
Current Constitution: DUC Constitution 2023
Website: ubcduc.ca
Instagram: @ubcduc
The UBC Social Justice Centre aims to serve any and all students interested in finding progressive solutions to societal and global injustice.
Contact: socialjusticecentre.ubc@gmail.com
Current Constitution: SJC Constitution 2018
Instagram: @ubcsocialjusticecentre
Twitter: @SJC_UBC
The Student Environment Centre (SEC) is a resource group mandated by the University of British Columbia Alma Mater Society (UBC AMS) to provide environmental and sustainability resources for the UBC community. We are actively involved in organizing, promoting, and supporting various initiatives that critically examine the interactions between humans and the environment.
Contact: sec.ubc@gmail.com
Current Constitution: SEC Constitution
Instagram: @secubc
The Women’s Centre is a resource group of the Alma Mater Society at UBC. This student run organization has existed for over 40 years to support anybody that has faced gender-based oppression, and has experienced, will experience, or is experiencing womanhood.
Contact: ubcwomenscentre@gmail.com
Current Constitution: Women’s Centre Constitution 2023
Instagram: @ubcwomenscentre