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Mna Ceoil performs at the annual International Women's Day Café in Wolfville, sponsored by AUFA's Women's Committee. Proceeds from the event support Chrysalis House.
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The signing of the 14th Collective Agreement. From left to right: Jack Graham, Ray Ivany, Rachel Brickner, John Eustace.
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Kelly Dye presenting the Lois Vallely-Fischer Award for Democratic Student Citizenship to student Maya Basa.
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Supporting Halifax Typographical Union Local 30130 in their job action. AUFA members, second from left, Darlene Brodeur, Jim Grant, Rachel Brickner and Andrew Biro, showing support.
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Retiree Greg Pyrcz displays his gift at the annual, end of year celebration that pays tribute to retirees.
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The AUFA Executive and Negotiating Team meet to discuss strategy
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In solidarity,
Darlene Brodeur
President, Acadia University Faculty Association
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