Interview with Diane Wood

Video file
Date
2019-04-10
Personal name
Interviewer: Wejr, Patricia
Interviewee: Wood, Diane
Corporate name
Description

Diane Wood spent many years as a union activist starting in Duncan where she organized the School District clerical workers and led her first strike. She then moved to North-east BC where she began her activism in the BCGEU. She was active in Operation Solidarity having personally experienced termination without cause as a result of the government's draconian Bill 3. Wood was elected as Treasurer of the BCGEU in 1987 and continued in the roll until 2005. As well as being a tireless champion for women in the labour movement she was instrumental in the development of union international solidarity work. Following retirement from the BCGEU she has continued her activism with the BC Federation of Retired Union Members.

Physical description
1 online resource (1 video file (00:48:07))
Location
BC Labour Heritage Centre, Burnaby
Genre
Interviews
Oral histories
Video recordings
Type of resource
Moving Image
Language
English
Identifier
BCLHC-015
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BC Labour Heritage Centre