2005 PSAC NATIONAL UNITY CONFERENCE

"Building the Future: Taking our place in the Union and the world"

September 23rd – 25th, 2005 Halifax.

January 4, 2006

• PSAC 2005 National Unity Conference - Final Report
• PSAC 2005 National Unity Conference - Final Report (Inuktitut)

September 26, 2005

PSAC President, Nycole Turmel, asks the delegates to the national Unity Conference in Halifax to keep up their great work. Read her speech.

RESOLUTIONS

Resolutions will be discussed, debated and voted on at the PSAC 2005 Unity Conference and then subsequently submitted to the appropriate bodies including the next PSAC Triennial Convention in 2006.

Read the Resolutions submitted and the Report of the Resolutions Committee. Documents in PDF

CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES

The objectives of the 2005 National Unity Conference are:

• To enhance our understanding and analysis of the challenges facing Racially Visible and Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis communities in our fight against racism;

• To empower, politicize and mobilize to take action to ensure our Union, workplaces and communities are inclusive and racism free; and

• To strengthen our formal and informal networks, communication and to build solidarity between and among Racially Visible and Aboriginal, Inuit and Métis members at all levels within our Union.

John Gordon National Executive Vice-President  
Jean-Francois Des Lauriers REVP North                             

2005 PSAC National Unity Conference Co-Chairs