Join the 2025-26 WAHC Youth Council!Are you between the ages of 16-29 and interested in workers’ rights, social justice, and labour arts & heritage? Looking to get involved in your local community? Join WAHC’s 2025-26 Youth Council!What is it?Youth Council members shape WAHC programming & learn hands-on skills by developing a youth-led project throughout the […]
Join Toronto based artist-activist Michael DeForge to explore how visual art and design supports labour organizing and social justice campaigns. This virtual program will explore questions such as how labour arts and artist-activists inspire action, why people turn to art in moments of resistance, and how are today's materials of resistance being preserved for the […]
A virtual program with Jonny Sopotiuk In this virtual program, union activist and VALU CO-OP member Jonny Sopotiuk and community members discuss the Asiatic Exclusion League and role of white-dominated unions in racial exclusions (on both the shop floor and in government legislation) both historically and today with a focus on the work the Union […]
WAHC Youth Council is a group of young people (ages 16-29) who have a common interest in empowering youth, amplifying youth voices, and uplifting young workers.WAHC’s Youth Council is a group of young people: artists, students, union and community activists, ages 16-29, who have a common interest in exploring the challenges youth currently face at […]
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