Bangladeshi Women Demand Their Rights
A photo booklet providing a unique glimpse into the reality of Bangladeshi garment workers
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Annual Report 2017
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Annual Report 2016
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Annual Report 2015
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Board of Directors
The Board of Directors of the Steelworkers Humanity Fund is made up of a mixture of elected directors of the United Steelworkers, local union activists drawn from the union’s three Canadian Districts and USW staff.
Donate Individual
The Steelworkers Humanity Fund is a registered Canadian Charity primarily funded by USW member contributions
Project Review Committee
The Project Review Committee of the Steelworkers Humanity Fund is responsible for reviewing proposals for funding for on-going development projects and worker exchanges.
Applying for Funding
The Steelworkers Humanity Fund (SHF) supports development projects with trade unions and community organizations around the world.
Sample Collective Agreement Language for the Humanity Fund
Supporting the Steelworkers Humanity Fund: Negotiating the Steelworkers Humanity Fund Clause
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USW Takes Part in Week of Solidarity with Garment Workers in Bangladesh
As part of a worldwide week of solidarity, USW urges Bangladesh to respect labour rights and to stop repression against garment workers.
Steelworkers Humanity Fund Contributes $188,330 to 112 Food Banks Across Canada
“We are very proud to contribute to food banks and community food centres where members of the United Steelworkers live and work.” - Ken Neumann
Civic Strike Leaders From Colombia to Visit Canada
A high-level delegation of three Colombian social leaders will be in Canada from Oct. 25 to Nov. 9, 2018. These leaders represent the Buenaventura Civic Strike Committee in Colombia’s principal Pacific port city.
Steelworkers Humanity Fund Contributes $10,000 to Aid Survivors of Indonesian Tsunami
“This catastrophe left nearly 200,000 people in urgent need of assistance, about a quarter of them children. We felt compelled to demonstrate the Steelworkers' solidarity in the face of a catastrophe of such magnitude."