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Judy Darcy was a union activist in Toronto for seventeen years before becoming the national secretarytreasurer for the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) in 1989. In 1991 she was elected National President and re-elected five times. As the national leader of CUPE Judy gained wide recognition for building membership activism, taking on privatization and concessions, and promoting an equity agenda in the union and at the bargaining table. Judy stepped down as CUPE President in 2003 and began as the new Secretary – Business Manager for the Hospital Employees Union in British Columbia in March 2005. People like Judy Darcy throughout the labour movement have made a difference.1

Inside Unions at the Bargaining Table: Keynote Address of the Advancing the Equity Agenda Conference