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24 jours à Brooks

2008 42 min
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Affluant par milliers à Brooks, en Alberta, pour travailler à l'abattoir local, les immigrants ont radicalement transformé le visage de cette petite ville. 24 jours à Brooks relate les vingt-quatre jours de la première grève jamais déclenchée à l'abattoir et illustre que des travailleurs immigrants et non immigrants peuvent faire cause commune au nom du respect, de la dignité et du changement.

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24 jours à Brooks

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Affluant par milliers à Brooks, en Alberta, pour travailler à l'abattoir local, les immigrants ont radicalement transformé le visage de cette petite ville. 24 jours à Brooks relate les vingt-quatre jours de la première grève jamais déclenchée à l'abattoir et illustre que des travailleurs immigrants et non immigrants peuvent faire cause commune au nom du respect, de la dignité et du changement.
Cultural Diversity and Multiculturalism Work and Labour Relations All subjects
Communautés noires du Canada Histoire des travailleurs et des travailleuses au Canada All channels
  • direction
    Dana Inkster
  • producer
    Bonnie Thompson

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Ages 17 to 17
School subjects
Diversity - Diversity in Communities History and Citizenship Education - Issues in Society Today Social Studies - Communities in Canada/World Social Studies - Labour Studies
Screen the film in class and follow it with a debate on diversity, pluralism, social solidarity, immigration and/or human rights. In your opinion, does the population of Brooks reflect changing trends in the overall Canadian population? Have multiculturalism and the integration of new arrivals been a success in Brooks? Socially, is it more beneficial to focus on similarities than on differences? Why? What lessons can be learned from the Lakeside workers’ strike?

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