inSolidarity

    inSolidarity is a newsletter produced by OPSEU/SEFPO members for members. The content of this newsletter comes from our base of activists, staff, and other labour sources. inSolidarity is edited and produced by the elected members of the inSolidarity Committee. We welcome constructive submissions to the newsletter from all OPSEU/SEFPO members.

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    inSolidarity Committee

    2 mars 2022

    The editorial committee of inSolidarity is elected every other year at the biennial Editors’ Weekend event, which is open to all OPSEU/SEFPO members in good

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    The Other Side of the Line

    25 février 2022

    The Other Side of the Line Christina Chrysler – InSolidarity, Local 417 I was a relative union newbie in 2017 when college faculty across Ontario

    inSolidarity Committee

    The editorial committee of inSolidarity is elected every other year at the biennial Editors’ Weekend event, which is open to all OPSEU/SEFPO members in good standing to attend.

    2022-2024 inSolidarity Committee members:

    • Craig Hadley, L5109 – Editor
    • Christina Chrysler, L417
    • Michael Hamilton, L376
    • Lorinda Seward, L351
    • Marilyn Ott, L110

    Ex-officio members:

    • Tara Maszczakiewicz – Executive Board Liaison
    • Michelle Langlois – OPSEU/SEFPO Communications Staff Liaison

    How to submit an article to inSolidarity

    The editorial committee of inSolidarity welcomes contributions from OPSEU/SEFPO members and retirees in good standing. Please read the Editorial Policy below for content guidelines. To contribute an article to an upcoming issue of inSolidarity, please send it by email to insolidarity@opseu.org. Your submission should include your full name and local number.

    Editorial Policy

    The content and editing of this newsletter are determined by the committee. We want members to feel ownership of inSolidarity and view it as independent of any particular segment of the union. Content comes from our base of activists, staff and other labour sources. Where an article has a byline, the views are those of the author and not necessarily the views of OPSEU/SEFPO. While we welcome your contributions, we ask that they be constructive. All articles should be signed and include your local number, and should contribute positively to OPSEU/SEFPO’s mission. We encourage thoughtful discussion of all related issues and reserve the right to edit for libel, length and clarity, and to reply to those that seem to reflect a misunderstanding of the union and its policies.