Wendy Cuthbertson reflects on her lifelong commitment to social justice, labour activism, feminism, and communications work within Canada's labour movement. She discusses her upbringing in a military family, early experiences with class and gender inequality, and her political awakening through the New Democratic Party. She focuses on her decade with the United Auto Workers (UAW), where she worked in communications during the Fleck strike and eventually became the Director of Communications. She was active during the split that created the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW). After her time at CAW she was with the Pay Equity Commission.
