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The Wall
Reflections on a Workshop Methodology
From: Labour in Canada Cracking Labour's Glass Ceiling
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Chapter Five is a retrospective on The Wall methodology by Bev Burke and Suzanne Doerge, long-time social-movement eduators who created the methodology to empower women to take action on gender-based economic inequality. After two decades of facilitating The Wall with women in unions around the globe and in allied social-justice organizations, they reflect on the challenges, successes, and applications of this visual and participatory methodology.
Contributors
Bev Burke
Bev Burke is an adult educator who has worked with community groups, unions, women's organizations and international non-government organizations both in Canada and internationally, primarily in Latin America and Africa. Most of her recent work has been with labour unions.
Suzanne Doerge
Suzanne Doerge has built on her experience as a health educator in Nicaragua to facilitate workshops on equity and social justice. For ten years, she has served as director for the City for All Women initiative in Ottawa, which seeks to advance gender equality and promote a more inclusive city.
