Category Archives: Delegations/Solidarity Tours
Teaching for Transformation
April 2, 2012International Forum on Liberating Pedagogies and Resistance to Neo-liberalism Educator and student activists from 20 countries will gather in Vancouver April 12-13 to participate in the “Teaching for Transformation” (T4T) Forum on Liberating Pedagogies.
Posted in Delegations/Solidarity Tours, Education, Events, Partnership | 3 CommentsIndeed the Pedagogy of the Oppressed
February 9, 2012In December 2011, CoDev coordinated a Canadian teachers’ delegation to Colombia. In the following article BC Teachers’ Federation provincial executive member Rick Guenther writes of his experiences during the delegation. I can only begin to imagine life as a union … Continue reading
Posted in Colombia, Delegations/Solidarity Tours, Education | Leave a commentDispatch #4: Young Worker’s Tour 2011
December 22, 2011Inspiration Having had some “down time” since the intensity of the young workers delegation to reflect on my experiences, I keep coming back to how inspirational our time in El Salvador was on a variety of levels. As a young … Continue reading
Posted in Delegations/Solidarity Tours, El Salvador, Honduras, Worker's Rights, Youth / Young Workers | Leave a commentCordoba, Colombia: A dangerous place to be a union leader
December 19, 2011Guest Blogger Irene Lanzinger, B.C. Federation of Labour, shares a report from a recent CoDev delegation to Colombia. On Friday, December 2, Domingo Ayala, the president of the Teachers’ Union of Cordoba (ADEMACOR) walked into our hotel lobby. He was … Continue reading
Posted in Colombia, Delegations/Solidarity Tours, Education, Human Rights, Partnership | Leave a commentDispatch #3: Young Worker’s Tour 2011
December 5, 2011Courage In the face of adversity, courage can take many forms. We have seen so much bravery over the last few days… It’s humbling and inspiring. On Saturday, we met with Tirza and Guillermo, two lawyers from
Posted in Delegations/Solidarity Tours, Honduras, Uncategorized, Youth / Young Workers | 1 Comment