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Meet Charmaine Willis, African Nova Scotian Student Support Worker

February 24, 2021
African Heritage Month Member Profile Series CUPE Nova Scotia and our Human Rights Committee are proud to highlight the work of our Black union community during African Heritage Month. Thank you for your contribution every day to public Read more [...]

Meet Anthony Riley, African Nova Scotian with Halifax Water

February 24, 2021February 24, 2021
African Heritage Month Member Profile Series CUPE Nova Scotia and our Human Rights Committee are proud to highlight the work of our Black union community during African Heritage Month. Thank you for your contribution every day to public Read more [...]
Tags African Heritage Month, Black History Month, Human Rights Committee, Racial Equality
Web banner. Text: CUPE Nova celebrates Black History Month. Claudette Desmond. Photo of Claudette Desmond

Meet Claudette Desmond, African Nova Scotian Continuing Care Assistant

February 20, 2021February 18, 2021
African Heritage Month Member Profile Series CUPE Nova Scotia and our Human Rights Committee are proud to highlight the work of our Black union community during African Heritage Month. Thank you for your contribution every day to public Read more [...]
Tags African Heritage Month, Black History Month, Human Rights Committee, Racial Equality
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