CoDevelopment Canada

Online webinar June 25 at 3 pm Vancouver time.

Join us as we highlight how oppressive systems and undervalued labour affect women’s health, and how we can work together to create the conditions, build alliances, and promote good practices for women’s occupational health.

Panellists from Canada and the Central American Women’s Network in Support of Maquila Workers will discuss the challenges and progress related to Occupational Health and Safety. They will address the rising wave of violence against women in the workplace, which is connected to deteriorating labour conditions and public services. Additionally, they will highlight the labour movement's efforts to promote better working conditions and a healthier life for all workers.

Following the panel discussion, participants will have the opportunity to join an open Q&A session to share their experiences or ask questions. We encourage everyone to engage and participate in the dialogue.

Sponsored by CUPE BC.

DETAILS: https://www.codev.org/events-1/ohs-webinar

CoDevelopment Canada has sent an urgent letter to President Sheinbaum, expressing our solidarity with Mexican teachers as they struggle for a dignified retirement and a fair solution to their demands.

We have posted the full letter, in both English and Spanish, to our website: https://www.codev.org/news/mexico

BC Teachers' Federation (BCTF) The Alberta Teachers' Association Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF) Centrale des syndicats du Québec (CSQ) Coalición Trinacional Seccion Mexicana CTF - FCE

A few photos from our delegations in Havana, participating in huge May Day marches and rallies earlier today!