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The CUPE Ontario Racial Justice Committee is committed to racial justice, inclusion and equality in the workplace and in our communities. Its mandate consists of fighting for fairness, including challenging racism and all forms of oppression, on behalf of all racialized CUPE members.

The committee aims to build strong relationships with community organizations and coalitions, including organizing a presence in cultural events like Caribbean Carnival.

The committee consists of five positions that are elected at the Ontario Human Rights Conference by the Racialized Workers Caucus, a chair that is elected within the Racial Justice Committee and a Diversity VP who is an executive board liaison for the committee.


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February is Black History Month, and CUPE Ontario encourages all members to take this opportunity to reflect on the contributions people of African heritage have made to our country, our society and our union.

Click here to read the full statement from CUPE Ontario and to find events happening in communities across the province.

In honour of Black History Month, two new Canada Post stamps have been introduced which feature former South African president Nelson Mandela. Click here to see the collection.


In January, we celebrated Martin Luther King Jr., Day. To read the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day statement click here.


Celebrate Carnival 2015 with CUPE Ontario!

On August 1, join CUPE Ontario to jump up and dance in the streets in full masquerade at the annual Caribbean Carnival (formerly Caribana).

Check back soon for more information and updates.


June 2014 CBTU Newsletter

Click Here to download the June 2014 CBTU Newsletter