Community Engagement
Senator Wanda Bernard talks at the annual International Women's Day event sponsored by AUFA's Women's Committee. Proceeds from the event support Chrysalis House and the Association of Black Social Workers.
Representing your Interests
The signing of the 14th Collective Agreement. From left to right: Jack Graham, Ray Ivany, Rachel Brickner, John Eustace.
Honouring our Students
Kelly Dye presenting the Lois Vallely-Fischer Award for Democratic Student Citizenship to student Maya Basa.
Supporting Other Unions
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.
Honouring Retirees
Retiree Greg Pyrcz displays his gift at the annual, end of year celebration that pays tribute to retirees.
Working for our members
The AUFA Executive and Negotiating Team meet to discuss strategy
Standing with Students for Education Justice
Bob Seale (right) attending the rally and march, during the Student National Day of Action, November 2, 2016.

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In solidarity,

Stephen Ahern
President, Acadia University Faculty Association