We are committed to reversing all of the Ford Government’s cuts to K-12 education funding and support in Ontario.
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Join us next Wednesday, March 27, for a crucial conversation on Accountability in Addressing Anti-Black Racism in Ontario's Education System. Come and share your thoughts on how we can hold the powers that be accountable. Visit linktr.ee/onabse_org to sign up.
#IDERD
#ONABSE
ALT Flyer for the Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators virtual forum on addressing anti-Black racism in schools. The event takes place on March 27, from 6 to 8 pm. Visit linktr.ee/onabse_org to register.
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Everyone in #OntEd who says they care about equity and justice needs to register for this essential event: the stakes are higher than ever
Join us next Wednesday, March 27, for a crucial conversation on Accountability in Addressing Anti-Black Racism in Ontario's Education System. Come and share your thoughts on how we can hold the powers that be accountable. Visit linktr.ee/onabse_org to sign up.
#IDERD
#ONABSE
ALT Flyer for the Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators virtual forum on addressing anti-Black racism in schools. The event takes place on March 27, from 6 to 8 pm. Visit linktr.ee/onabse_org to register.
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
1/12 #LABOURDAY 🧵: #OSSTF & the Right to Strike—A History
On Dec. 30, 1919, 62 high school teachers and principals held a secret meeting in Toronto and formed OSSTF, the second teachers’ federation to form in Ontario. It was a time of increased worker militancy in Canada.
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
I’m sure you won’t be surprised to see this connection between Lecce and Mr. X @waltonmom… who knows in what ways Ontario’s education system has been influenced by Mutton
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
What a province
EXCLUSIVE: Who is Mr. X, the mystery consultant due a $1-million bonus for getting a developer’s lands out of the Greenbelt?
Former Clarington mayor denies he’s unregistered lobbyist whose questionable conduct is highlighted in ethics probe: thestar.com/news/investigati…
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Fighting back makes a difference. Strikes make a difference. They can literally transform workers’ lives for the better.
thestar.com/business/metro-s…
#canlab
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Special announcement 📣
OAC PROTEST
Oct 16th, 2023 at 10AM
Queen’s Park, Toronto
Bring your signs, friends, & OAC spirit!
After 5 yrs of @fordnation over 50,000 children are STILL WAITING for the Autism Program!
#NeedsBasedTherapy
#50KIsNotOk #onpoli #cdnpoli #AutismIsLifelong
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
The 100 biggest low-wage employers have spent $341 billion on stock buybacks for their corporate shareholders since 2020, while their median annual worker pay was just $31, 672 last year.
We don’t suffer from scarcity. We suffer from greed.
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
With our announcement on #onted bargaining, we wanted to ensure that parents are fully informed.
📢 It is a normal process of labour relations in Ontario.
📢 It is an attempt at resolution.
📢 It is a request for 3rd-party assistance.
More etfocb.ca/conciliation-faq/ #onpoli
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
This is too much.
@sflecce’s REFUSAL to fund essential supports for students keeps many out of school, but he doesn’t care.
His refusal to fund clean air keeps many students & staff home sick, but he doesn’t care.
There’s nothing he won’t manipulate for his own interests. – at Toronto, Ontario
A stable and normal school year will help support positive mental health.
Hear what @sickkids & @SMHO_SMSO had to say about Ontario's new mandatory mental health curriculum ⬇️
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
I gave a talk to the leadership of @ETFOeducators last year following the ‘notwithstanding clause’ fiasco.
Reading the room, fair to say that Minister Lecce has zero credibility there, and rightly so IMO.
Trust is something you earn.
thecanadianpressnews.ca/poli…
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Brown says OSSTF has “charted their own path” by accepting binding arbitration but says it doesn’t work for elementary teachers.
Sick leave, benefits and class sizes can’t be handled with mediation, the union argues, only thru negotiation.
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Today was an historic day in Ontario.
A coalition of Black community organizations and allies stood up in defence of anti-oppression, anti-racism and equity initiatives in Ontario.
ALT On a beige background adorned with red green and black power fists and the logo of the Ontario Alliance of Black School Educators : What do we do when anti-racism work is under attack? We fight back! Today was a powerful show of community solidarity in the fight to protect anti-oppression, anti-racism and equity initiatives in Ontario. We will continue to need your solidarity and support. Stay tuned for further actions that you can be a part of in the upcoming days and weeks. A luta continua!
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
This is an important and worthwhile read about journalism, mental health and the impact of false reporting of a causal relationship to equity training. j-source.ca/why-did-newsroom…
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Powerful! @charlineGrant president of @PoBCAdvocate “Our children live in fear” in #OntEd classrooms “their lives depend on us fighting” for anti-racist and equity work in Ontario schools. #NOTYOURSCAPEGOAT
Ontario Education Workers United retweeted
Powerful coalition this morning calling for increased supports and resources for equity and anti-racism in #OntEd and denouncing the racist attacks on @KojoInstitute #NOTYOURSCAPEGOAT @PoBCAdvocate @VACAORG
