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Day of Action City of York - Marching
Photograph depicts the City Of York protest march for the Day of Action on October 25, 1996. Image features Joan M. Roberts, the 'York Fights Back' banner, and the pink "City of York Women's Community" banner.
Day of Action City of York - York Fights Back
This photograph depicts the crowd marching up Keele St and past the historic spot on the west side of Keele Street.
Day of Action City of York- Assembly Point
Photograph depicts the City of York-Etobicoke OSSTF members marching during the Day of Action.
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 - 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 - 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 - Gathering at Old City Hall
Photograph features Women's March Against Poverty participants gathering with signage and protest materials at City Hall. Posters and banners from the Ontario Coalition Against Poverty (OCAP) and Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO) are…
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 - 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!"