Jane Stinson
Adjunct Professor
Institutes and Centres:
Institute of Political Economy
Ottawa, Ontario
janestinson@cunet.carleton.ca
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Stinson is a Research Associate with the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW-ICREF), the only national, bilingual feminist organization dedicated to research. Through CRIAW she has collaborated on many research projects advancing knowledge on how to do feminist interse...
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Bio/Research
Stinson is a Research Associate with the Canadian Research Institute for the Advancement of Women (CRIAW-ICREF), the only national, bilingual feminist organization dedicated to research. Through CRIAW she has collaborated on many research projects advancing knowledge on how to do feminist intersectional analysis, how to engage marginalized community members to influence economic development decisions, and how changes to public services affect diverse groups of women.
Previously Stinson worked for the Canadian Union of Public Employees as a researcher, educator, facilitator, strategic planner and managing director of national departments, often involved in a labour-university research alliance. A leave of absence allowed her to analyze the outcome of pay equity bargaining for Ontario Hospital workers while pursuing an MA at the Institute of Political Economy. She recently helped to get the IPE Work and Labour program off the ground and now chair the Advisory Board and teach the program’s core course (PECO 5002 – the Political Economy of Work and Labour). That course explores union strategies for solidarity within the changing nature of Canadian capitalism, the labour market and work.
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Previously Stinson worked for the Canadian Union of Public Employees as a researcher, educator, facilitator, strategic planner and managing director of national departments, often involved in a labour-university research alliance. A leave of absence allowed her to analyze the outcome of pay equity bargaining for Ontario Hospital workers while pursuing an MA at the Institute of Political Economy. She recently helped to get the IPE Work and Labour program off the ground and now chair the Advisory Board and teach the program’s core course (PECO 5002 – the Political Economy of Work and Labour). That course explores union strategies for solidarity within the changing nature of Canadian capitalism, the labour market and work.
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