The Toronto Workers' History Project (TWHP) is a diverse group dedicated to the preservation and promotion of the history of working people in Toronto.
Toronto, Ontario
Joined June 2016
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Congrats to the test associates, software test engineers, and data software analysts at Experis Game Solutions who voted to join together in union with @MachinistsUnion! goiam.org/news/territories/m…
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Are you coming to our annual Labour Arts Awards Ceremony & Gala?
Buy tickets now: eventbrite.ca/e/mayworks-lab…
Join us at our annual Labour Arts Awards Ceremony & Gala - an evening connecting labour activists with artists dedicated to labour justice.
Saturday November 4, starting at 6PM.
BUY TICKETS: eventbrite.ca/e/mayworks-lab…
Toronto Workers' History Project retweeted
Join us at our annual Labour Arts Awards Ceremony & Gala - an evening connecting labour activists with artists dedicated to labour justice.
Saturday November 4, starting at 6PM.
BUY TICKETS: eventbrite.ca/e/mayworks-lab…
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Attention friends, supporters, and audience members! Registration is now open to become a Location Coordinator at #CLiFF15! #canlab
Deadline to register is October 27, 2023. Head to our website for more information on hosting a screening at CLiFF2023: labourfilms.ca/host-a-screen…
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Congratulations to the truly special and always incredible ED of @WorkersAC THE @DeenaLadd
On Tuesday, June 14 during the #FOSS portion of #BrockU's 111th Convocation, honorary degrees will be bestowed upon workers' rights advocate Deena Ladd (10 a.m. ceremony) and disability rights advocate David Lepofsky (2:30 p.m. ceremony).
Learn more ➡️ tinyurl.com/t5j5dxd3
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This is us
canada has the highest social media footprint of right wing extremism. according to this 2020 study in the UK, the presence of hate groups in canada tripled in recent years, and is higher than the US and UK: isdglobal.org/wp-content/upl…
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Bill (moderator) highlights increased attempts to rely on part-time workers that were to fill gaps in the early 1990s. Successfully fought off by @ATUlocal113. Sounds familiar! A conversation that will no doubt resurface in the months to come! @ToWorkers @Local4948 @torontolabour
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The #CLiFF2021 award winners have been chosen!
The five winning films will be screened at a special global online event this Saturday.
Join us beforehand to meet the filmmakers, from all over the world, in a Zoom discussion session.
MEDIA RELEASE: labourfilms.ca/6351-2/
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On this day in 1931, a confrontation between RCMP and striking coal miners took place. It became known as the Estevan riot. 100s of miners assembled with their families to parade through the city. The RCMP attempted to block and break up the procession. #canlab #cdnpoli #skpoli
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Congrats to @ToWorkers nominated for our 2021 Community Heritage #HTAwards. Dedicated to the history of working people, the project collects historical records & oral histories, sharing these stories through tours, theatre & activism. More on all nominees: ow.ly/yetN50Gfzv6
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Montreal book club creates space for Black girls to read together and share their experiences | CBC News cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/…
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Japanese Canadians for Social Justice deliver this letter which Mayor Tory and office staff refused to accept in person......2
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2nd, 3rd, 4th generation Japanese Canadians speak of the connections between their historical displacement, including containment on Exhibition grounds in Vancouver, to today's homeless displacement and evictions ....3
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clearly you've never heard of the bread fixing scheme that lasted for more than 14 years
theglobeandmail.com/report-o….
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TOMORROW: CHINESE CANADIAN WORKERS IN TORONTO
Join the @ToWorkers in this special webinar as panelists take us through more than a century of the experiences of Chinese-Canadians: fighting back, organising and leading the way for many others.
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