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By Anna-Liza Badaloo For CMG/CWA Canada As a BIPOC member of the LGBTQAI2S+ community, I know the struggles that come […]
How to Avoid One-Dimensional Pride Coverage by Exploring Intersectionality Read More
We hold close to our hearts members of the Tk’emlups te Secwépemc First Nation, and Indigenous people in communities across
To our Indigenous friends, colleagues and fellow union members Read More
To our Black and Indigenous colleagues and friends who have experienced the personal anguish of racism intended or unconscious, we know how hurtful watching this unfold has been.
And we recognize the unique role of the media: Positive change comes with understanding, and that’s why it’s so important that media include workers from all backgrounds.
The Canadian Media Guild condemns attacks on journalists and citizens Read More
The CMG welcomes the recommendations for action to ensure the workplace is safe and harassment-free contained in the report released
As a result of recent events, the CMG has been trying to find more effective ways to help members who
Challenging sexual harassment and other abuses Read More
In addition to other countless impacts on our members, and on others across Canada and around the world, deep job
Diversity is also a casualty of the CBC cuts Read More
A new report by Canadian Unions for Screen Equality, “Focus on Women,” points to a major gap between the opportunities
Study finds pervasive gender inequality in film and TV production Read More
Facebook has a long history of relying on bro-centric rules for content moderation, particularly when it comes to issues that relate to sex, gender, and women’s bodies.
Content moderation, #FBrape and compassion for the user Read More
During the month of February, Canada will celebrate the contributions made to this country by Canadians of African descent. The
Take the time to celebrate forgotten history Read More
The Canadian Labour Congress held its first Human Rights and Equity Conference, called Rise Up for Your Rights, in December.
Passion and inspiration at Labour Congress human rights conference Read More
December 3, 2009 marked the International Disabled Person’s Day, when people with disabilities are honoured and recognized for the challenges
We are all the richer when differently-abled workers are accommodated Read More
The face of Canada is changing. This is especially apparent in Canada’s urban centres and in the dry but stark
Effort needed to embrace Aboriginal workers in our workplaces Read More
When Terri Monture heard that the Canadian Media Guild was looking for a staff representative dedicated to human rights and
New Guild staff rep a “warrior for the people” Read More
It was my first time at a CLC convention. I was really impressed at the number of people in the
Reprezentin’: finding courage in action at the Canadian Labour Congress Read More
There is always one sitting on my desk. A small blue flag emblazed with a bold white infinity symbol. Flown
Building trust to bridge aboriginal people and labour movement Read More
Diversity was the big issue at the convention of the Communication Workers of America, the parent union of the Canadian
International union moves to diversify executive board Read More
Participants at this spring’s Workers of Colour/Aboriginal Workers conference last May in Toronto talked about how manufacturing jobs are shifting
We did it! On Sunday, March 4th, the CMG’s Black media workers “brought it together” to celebrate our history and
By datejie green Basic rights, equity, dignity, representation– this is what unions are all about, right? Standing up for the
Welcome to our corner! Reprezentin’ is the first-born of the Guild’s new National Committee on Human Rights and Equity. We’ve
