Presented at the 1998 Canadian Labour Congress (CLC) Women’s Symposium, this report examines underlying principles and strategies to fostering diversity in the labour movement. It emphasizes the importance of representation across the board as well as the barriers that inhibit such representation. The report draws upon interviews with organizations as well as case studies from unions in Australia, India, Mexico, and the United States.
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