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Canadian Vocational Association:
Occasional Paper #4:
Out of the Stream and Into the river - WITT courses in canada
WITT Standards and guidelines

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Equity Integration
No More Lip Service!
Patience, Tact and Tenacity - And the ability to ask for what you want - A farewell to WITT

Remarks For The Canadian Construction Association Employment Equity Committee

WISE comments

Women in Trades and Technology & the Skills Shortage Conundrum:
An Historical Analysis of Institutional and Governmental Resistance

A Paper for CASWE – May 2009
by Dr. Marcia Braundy

 

External Links:

ITAC's Equity in Apprenticeship Overview paper

Watt-Malcolm & Young's Canadian Women in the Industrial Trades: A Historical Perspective

 
 

What really happened at the 1999 BCTEA conference?

There was a great deal of talk during and after the 1999 BCTechnology Educators Association conference relating to the remarks made by Marcia Braundy to the Panel at the end of the opening session. Luckily, someone videotaped the event, and we have here for you the remarks in their entirety.

 
  Updated 4 September 2009

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mbraundy@interchg.ubc.ca