First Nations Women Rising
Resource type
Author/contributor
- Nicol, Janet (Author)
Title
First Nations Women Rising
Abstract
The article discusses the involvement of Aboriginal women in trade unions in Canada. Holly Page of the British Columbia Government and Service Employees Union (BCGEU) explains that unions are a jump-start for social justice and care about the Aboriginal community. Particular focus is given to the challenges facing Aboriginal women including poverty. Information on the "Unionism on Turtle Island" developed by Darla Leard's Saskatchewan Federation of Labour Aboriginal Committee is presented.
Publication
Women & Environments International Magazine
Issue
86/87
Pages
9-12
Date
Spring/Summer 2011
Journal Abbr
Women & Environments International Magazine
ISSN
14991993
Accessed
11/28/14, 7:47 PM
Citation
Nicol, J. (2011). First Nations Women Rising. Women & Environments International Magazine, 86/87, 9–12. http://www.yorku.ca/weimag/BACKISSUES/2000.html
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