AUFA REFERENCE DESK

The AUFA Office has a "library" of reference materials available to AUFA members on a sign-out basis.

The following is a small sample of what is available:

· Various CAUT documentation including Policy Statements and Information Papers;

· Back issues of the CAUT Bulletin;

· Back issues of the AUFA Communicator;

· AUFA Collective Agreements.

New Additions

• Our Schools/Our Selves:  The Parent Trap:  Is Fund-raising Making Schools More Unequal?  Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Spring 2003.
• Money on the Line:  Workers’ Capital in C anada.  October 2002.
• Alternative Federal Budget 2003: The Cure for the Common Budget. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, October 2001.
• From Deep Integration to Reclaiming Sovereignty:  Managing Canada-U.S. Economic Relations Under NAFTA. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, Bruce Campbell, May 2003.
• The (Real) Bottom Line.  A series of primers on Economic and Social Issues from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.
• You bet I Care! A Canada-Wide Study on Wages, Working Conditions, and Practices in Child Care Centres. Canada Centre for Policy Alternatives, 2000.
• FTAA:  A Dangerous NAFTA-GATS Hybrid. Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, March 2003.
• Whose University Is It? CAUT, 2003 (video tape).
• The Marginal Majority: A Report to the President on the Status of Women at Acadia. E. Dianne Looker, 1990.
• Study of Violence on Campus at Acadia University. A report Submitted to Acadia University Senior Administration, Recreation Resource Centre of Nova Scotia, 1995.
• Employment Equity for Women:  A University Handbook. The Committee on the Status of Women, Council of Ontario Universities, March 1988.

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