![]() ABOUT THIS BOOK:This book was written and produced in 1994/95 by Vancouver journalist Murray Bush and the Canadian Farmworkers' Union with the assistance of the Artists & Working Life program, sponsored by the British Columbia Ministry Responsible for Culture in partnership with the British Columbia trade union movement. The Artists & Working Life program "is designed to encourage participation by union members and their families in the arts in their working and living communities and to introduce arts programming to new audiences. Further, the program promotes the development of images of workers through the whole range of arts activities." This book consists of an introduction and 10 chapters of written history of the Canadian Farmworkers' Union and a Pictorial History with approximately 40 full-page photographs chronicling farmworkers' struggle for rights in B.C.'s Fraser Valley. The relatively low resolution of computer screens does not do the photographs justice and those included here are only a sample of the rich visual history the CFU intends to publish in 'hard copy' as soon as funding can be raised. To contact the CFU write, phone or fax: To contact the author via e-mail: [email protected] Special thanks to: the CFU, The CFU Executive, Derek Dowden and Web Weavers, the staff at the Vancouver Cultural Alliance, Sarwan Boal, Raj Chouhan, Charan Gil, the 28,000 farmworkers in B.C. who produce the food I eat, Wayne Stewart, the MayWorks Festival of the Working Arts, Erin Mullan, Pacific Tribune Archivists Dan Keeton and Geoff Meggs, Steve Bosch, Jorge Aguilar, Craig Berggold, Sadhu Binning, Charan Gill et al.Written Contents Copyright � Murray Bush 1995 |