Workers of colour

After two long years of racism exacerbated by the pandemic, Black, Indigenous and Workers of Colour (BIWOC) gathered in Port Elgin to share their trauma.

The three-day BIWOC conference – which took place in-person June 17 to 19, 2022 – had a poignant theme this year: “Practicing radical self-care is an act of activism.”

The bandanas are available at the Unifor online store or through local offices, with a portion of the proceeds being donated to organizations.

When Japna Sidhu-Brar thinks of South Asian Heritage Month, her grandmother comes to mind.

Peycke Roan remembers feeling like an outsider with just one look.

Driven by personal experiences with racism and those of their friends and co-workers and their commitment to make Unifor a union for everyone.

Coming together just days after a racist attack in Atlanta, Ga., participants in a recent webinar on racial justice reflected on both the history...

Unifor is encouraging members and activists to register and participate in the Together for Racial Justice Webinar on Zoom at 3 p.m. ET on March 20.