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You are here: Home / Unifor Joins Thousands in Toronto for Powerful #IWD March

Unifor Joins Thousands in Toronto for Powerful #IWD March

Dated: March 9, 2025

This afternoon, Unifor, Canada’s largest private sector union, took to the streets of Toronto alongside thousands of supporters for the annual International Women’s Day (#IWD) march. The event highlighted the ongoing struggle for gender justice, with participants uniting as an unstoppable force advocating for equality and rights for all women.

Key Takeaways

  • Event Date: March 8, 2025
  • Location: Toronto, Canada
  • Theme: Gender justice and equality
  • Participants: Thousands, including Unifor members and supporters
  • Hashtags: #IWD, #IWD25, #canlab

The Significance of International Women’s Day

International Women’s Day is celebrated globally on March 8, serving as a reminder of the progress made towards gender equality and the work that still needs to be done. This year’s theme focused on the collective strength of women and allies in the fight against gender-based discrimination and violence.

Unifor’s Role in the March

Unifor has been a vocal advocate for women’s rights, emphasizing the importance of gender justice in the workplace and society. The union’s participation in the march underscores its commitment to:

  • Advocating for Equal Pay: Addressing the gender pay gap that persists in many industries.
  • Promoting Safe Work Environments: Ensuring that workplaces are free from harassment and discrimination.
  • Supporting Women’s Leadership: Encouraging more women to take on leadership roles within unions and organizations.

Voices from the March

Participants expressed their solidarity and determination through chants and banners, calling for action on various issues affecting women today. Some of the key messages included:

  • “Equal Rights for All!”
  • “End Gender-Based Violence!”
  • “Women’s Rights Are Human Rights!”

The Impact of Collective Action

The turnout at the march demonstrated the power of collective action in advocating for change. As participants walked through the streets of Toronto, they not only raised awareness but also inspired others to join the fight for gender justice. The event served as a reminder that unity is essential in overcoming the challenges faced by women.

Looking Ahead

As the march concluded, many participants reflected on the importance of continuing the fight for gender equality beyond International Women’s Day. The momentum generated by such events is crucial for sustaining advocacy efforts throughout the year. Unifor and its allies are committed to:

  • Continuing Advocacy: Pushing for legislative changes that support gender equality.
  • Engaging Communities: Involving more individuals in discussions about women’s rights and gender justice.
  • Building Alliances: Collaborating with other organizations to strengthen the movement.

The annual #IWD march in Toronto not only celebrated the achievements of women but also reinforced the ongoing commitment to achieving true gender equality. As Unifor and thousands of others took to the streets, they sent a powerful message: the fight for gender justice is far from over, and together, they are an unstoppable force for change.

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