Gindin Chair

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Welcome!

The CAW-Sam Gindin Chair in Social Justice and Democracy is the first union-endowed chair at a Canadian University.

The mandate of the chair is to create a hub of interaction between social justice activists and academics at Ryerson University.

Well-known journalist, author and activist Judy Rebick is the first (and current) person appointed as chair. This is a cross-appointment in Politics and Social Work.

 

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Transforming Power

Judy Rebick's new book, "Transforming Power: From the Personal to the Political"

Explore the book at: www.transformingpower.ca

Find Judy's new blog (the continuing epilogue to the book), information about the book (including where to buy it online), event information for Judy's cross-country book tour, as well as links to her favorite activist and media web sites, and space for discussions and feedback.