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Women of Steel: Mining Their History
The Ontario Women's History Network, the Women's Committee of USWA,
Local 6500 and Laurentian University Fall Conference
General Registration $25.00 Seniors/Students/Unemployed $10.00
Fee includes lunch and refreshments.
Make cheque payable to Ontario Women's History Network.
Saturday, October 2, 1999 - 9:00 to 4:00 pm
Thorneloe College, Theatre Annex, Laurentian University
- 9:00 am
Welcome and Introductions: Uncovering Women's History
Marg Kechnie, President, Ontario Women's History Network
- 9:30-12:00
Two Generations of Women Workers at Inco
Facilitator: Pat Tobin, School of Social Work, Laurentian University
Don't Go Down the Mine Mamma: Women in Production Jobs at Inco 1942-45
Sandra Battaglini, MA
Roundtable Panel: Working at a Man's Job: Blue Collar Women at Inco
1974-99, : Jennifer Keck, Social Work, LU; Tracy Cardinal USWA Local 6500;
Cathy Desgagnes USWA Local 6500; Judy Gilbert USWA Local 6500; Cathy Mulroy
USWA Local 6500
- 12:00-1:00
LUNCH (included with conference fee)
- 1:00-3:00
Wives, Unions and Activism
Facilitator: Meg Luxton, Women's Studies, York University
The Red Petticoat Brigade: Activities of Mine-Mill Ladies' Auxiliary,
1943-68 Slide Presentation
Mercedes Steedman, Sociology, LU
Negotiating A Space for Women: Wives Supporting the Strike 1978-79
Sue Vanstone, OISE
Linda George, President WSS 1978-79
- 3:00-3:30
Mining Women's History: Some Reflections
Meg Luxton, Women's Studies, York University
- 3:30-4:00
RECEPTION
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