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Women's March Against Poverty - City of York Women's Community
Photograph depicts members of the City of York Women's Committee waiting for the March Against Poverty with a pink banner.
Women's March Against Poverty - 'Harris Brain has been cut!'
The photograph depicts City of York protestors marching while holding the pink 'City of York Women's Community' banner, and a homemade placard reading: "Harris brain has been cut!"
Women's March Against Poverty - Making Noise
Photograph depicts women from the City of York Women's Community holding their pink banner and cymbals - ready to make some noise!
Women's March Against Poverty - CUPW and City of York
Photograph depicts participants in the Women's March Against Poverty holding the City of York Women's Community's pink banner and a CUPW sign. The CUPW sign (likely) reads: "For Bread and Roses, Jobs and Justice".
Women's March Against Poverty - Bread and Roses Trailer
Photograph depicts a Bread and Roses trailer and truck at the Women's March Against Poverty. The slogan on the truck reads: "Bread & Roses, Jobs & Justice". There is a City of Toronto police officer standing in the foreground.
Women's March Against Poverty - March Stops at Old City Hall
Photograph depicts the march stopping at Old City Hall. Participants are holding signs and banners, their backs are mostly to the camera.
Women's March Against Poverty - Marching
Image depicts participants mid-march. The City of York Women's Community banner is visible, as is a poster reading "TORONTO LOCAL CUPW SHAME!"
Walking on Sunshine: The Metro Days of Action
Cover of the booklet written by Metro Days of Action organizer Linda Torney
Toronto Days of Action: The People United will Never be Defeated
Cover of an issue of Our Times with a photo from the Metro Days of Action
On the Frontlines: Metro Days of Action
Cover of an issue of On the Frontlines with coverage of the Metro Days of Action
Anti Tax Cut Town Hall
Poster for anti tax cut town hall. The event featured Linda McQuaig and Neil Brooks and was endorsed by the Embarrass Harris Campaign, West End Group, and Metro Network for Social Justice.
Fundraiser for Faraz Suleman Inquest
Poster advertising the fundraiser.