Mark Your Calendars: Family Leave & Multiple Birth Parents Event, November 7th
The Workers’ History Museum invites you to a screening of our video A Struggle to Remember: Fighting for Our Families, [...]
The Workers’ History Museum invites you to a screening of our video A Struggle to Remember: Fighting for Our Families, [...]
Children who came to the WHM’s table at Colonel By Day had their choice of sixteen illustrations of workers to [...]
Curious what it takes to create a working-class history museum in Ottawa? This is your opportunity to find out. On [...]
This month's Volunteer Spotlight shines on Sanna Guerin, who's been involved with the Workers' History Museum since its inception. Sanna's [...]
Volunteers at the Workers' History Museum had a great time at Colonel By Day on August 5, 2013! Volunteering with [...]
The Workers’ History Museum is dedicated to finding new potential research interests to connect the Ottawa community in their shared [...]
Wasim Baobaid is a freelance videographer and producer based in Ottawa. His documentary Yes, I Can, about a disabled girl [...]
The Workers’ History Museum’s was proud to take part in Colonel By Day 2013. This was our third year at [...]
With no unemployment insurance during the 1930s depression, workers only got support if they worked on public projects run by [...]
Burnley Allan "Rocky" Jones, labour/human rights lawyer and internationally acclaimed human and civil rights activist, suffered a heart attack and [...]