The good folks at CUPE 3902 – the union for teaching assistants and sessional instructors at UofT – shared their poster series on Workers’ History, a complimentary project to the People’s History of UofT posters I helped with.
The first two, which are my favourites, were designed by the people at the Public Studio, a really cool activist-run design studio here in Toronto.
Course Union Organisers’ Handbook [download] (1973) produced by the Ontario Federation of Students Advice on producing pamphlets: “Don’t write an essay”. This […]
Red Square, CUPE 3903 2008-09 Strike I want to celebrate those unexpected but always welcome moments when your conception of what is […]
I love going through books on political posters. It’s especially gratifying to make connections between past and present moments and movements. I […]
Top: “Free Palestine” (~2001, San Francisco); Left: “Nakba 60” (2008) by Jesus Barraza; Right: “A Woman’s Place Is In Her Students’ Union” (~2005) by […]
