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Being on the web of unions: an interview with D'Arcy Martin, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Weinstock, Deborah ; Lee, Joy

New Solutions

2012

22

3

269-281

labour movement ; safety and health training ; trade union role ; workers participation

Canada

Health and safety training

https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/NEW

English

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"D'Arcy Martin is a labor educator in Toronto. He started his career in adult education and made the transition to labor educator. He has been the Canadian education director for Steelworkers, Communications Workers, and the merged Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union. He is also coordinator of the Centre for the Study of Education and Work at the University of Toronto, which brings together academics and unionists to research the informal learning of workers. In the following interview, D'Arcy talked about his experiences as a Canadian labor educator, how being an internationalist has influenced his views, and how the dynamics of power influence not only workers and their unions, but educators, too. D'Arcy described his work as "being on the web … to go sideways, that is, to draw connections, including international ones, amongst people of like mind and to build collective power by inviting people to learn together.""

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