Celebrating Black History Month 2014 The Workers’ History Museum is proud to announce that we’ve been chosen as part of the Black History Month Series [...] Celebrating Black History Month 2014Communication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:38:02-04:00
Announcing the J. Calbert Best Boardroom The Workers' History Museum is thrilled to hear that the Public Service Alliance of Canada is naming their Halifax Regional [...] Announcing the J. Calbert Best BoardroomCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:41:08-04:00
December 6th – National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women December 6th is the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women in Canada. Established in 1991 by [...] December 6th – National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against WomenCommunication Volunteer2013-12-06T13:36:16-05:00
Hands On: The WHM Artifacts Workshop On Saturday, November 30, the Workers’ History Museum welcomed Masters’ students associated with the Carleton Centre for Public History (CCPH) [...] Hands On: The WHM Artifacts WorkshopCommunication Volunteer2020-10-07T13:38:59-04:00
Adrian Harewood to host Cal Best launch Adrian Harewood, News Anchor at CBC News Ottawa, will join the Workers' History Museum for a celebration of the life [...] Adrian Harewood to host Cal Best launchCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:47:54-04:00
The Canadian Labour International Film Festival 2013 When: 7pm, November 29th Where: 233 Gilmour Street (PSAC Headquarters) Cost: Free! The Workers’ History Museum is proud to host [...] The Canadian Labour International Film Festival 2013Communication Volunteer2024-01-08T02:12:36-05:00
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, [...] Mark Your Calendars: Family Leave & Multiple Birth Parents Event, November 7thCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:53:36-04:00
Wednesday is Ask A Curator Day Curious what it takes to create a working-class history museum in Ottawa? This is your opportunity to find out. On [...] Wednesday is Ask A Curator DayCommunication Volunteer2020-09-03T11:55:33-04:00
Celebrate Colonel By Day with the Workers’ History Museum The Workers’ History Museum will be at the Rideau Canal Locks for Colonel By Day (Monday, August 5th). Join us [...] Celebrate Colonel By Day with the Workers’ History MuseumChris Goneau2020-09-03T12:05:45-04:00
May 8th: History of the lumber and forestry industry in the Ottawa Valley We have a new office and to celebrate, the Workers" History Museum along with guest speaker Michel Martin will be [...] May 8th: History of the lumber and forestry industry in the Ottawa ValleyCommunications Communications2020-09-03T12:14:35-04:00