Working Group Application
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Proposed Name of Working Group *
Is this a new project or a continuation of previous year's project? *
Describe the issue on which your working group will focus. *
How does this issue connect to QPIRG's social and environmental justice mandate? *
Do you foresee that this issue will be your primary focus for the year, or will there be other sub-issues or related issues that will also be dealt with? If this is the case, what will be the criteria for taking on particular issues? *
What were your main goals last year and were they accomplished? (If applicable)
What are your goals for the coming year, short and long term? *
What kinds of activities are you planning to help achieve these goals? *
Will the projects take place during the academic year only, or will it continue in the summer? *
An important part of QPIRG's mandate is linking students with the community. How will this project address this? Do you know of any other community groups working on this issue? *
Write a short 50-word blurb that will be used in QPIRG promo materials if your group is selected. *
How many people do you foresee taking part in this working group? How much interest do you think there will be on the part of McGill students? *
Can anyone interested in the group join, or are there membership criteria? If so, what are they? *
Do new volunteers have to have some knowledge of your group's issues before they join? How will you incorporate new members into the group? *
What do you see as being some specific tasks for volunteer members of the group? *
Name, address, and e-mail address of coordinator/contact person. *
What kinds of support, other than financial, will you need from QPIRG? (e.g., using QPIRG space for meetings; using the computers, etc.) *
Are you already a working group at another PIRG? If so, please indicate why you also want to be a working group at QPIRG McGill. *
(PLEASE NOTE: only in special circumstances will working groups be accepted at more than one PIRG).
Please include a budget. The best way to organize this is to breakdown the 'expenses' (how much you will spend), and 'revenues' (how much you will fundraise) that you estimate your group will have.  Don't worry about estimating your budget to the penny but try to be as specific as possible about what types of expenses you will have. Below you will find the main categories that your budget should include. If you are planning a big event (conference, lecture series, etc.), please make a sub-category for these to show how much it will cost. *
Examples of Expenses • Photocopies (posters, pamphlets, etc. Estimate 5¢ per copy). • Printing (if you're planning to publish a booklet or other more permanent material, such as high-quality posters or stickers). • Room bookings (you can usually get free rooms at Shatner, but you may need to rent a McGill room once in a while - these cost $56). • Speakers (speaker honoraria usually range from $50-250 depending on the speaker, travel costs for speakers etc.). • Audio-visual equipment (you may need to rent a TV/VCR or an overhead projector, these are quite cheap, usually $11 for a TV/VCR and $3.50 for overhead). • Advertising (you may want to put ads in the Daily or the Tribune for your events, but these are very expensive --- a quarter page ad in the Daily is $200, and in the Tribune it's $125). • Supplies (working groups can use the supplies in the QPIRG office, such as paint, markers, paper, tape, etc. but you may need supplies that QPIRG does not usually carry, such as canvas for banners). • Books (usually books are covered by our library budget, so only put it in your budget if the books you buy will not be kept in the QPIRG library).  Please note that salaries and stipends for working group members are not allowable expenses.  Revenue Please estimate any income your group may receive during the year. Usually this would come from selling something, charging admission, or donations from other groups.   Total requested from QPIRG = Expenses - Revenue  
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