The history of the labour movement for nurses in Alberta

The second episode of the Spotlight features Winston Gereluk. Winston was invited to discuss the history of Nursing in Alberta. *Interview was conducted on video and the audio extracted. Attempts were made to clean up the audio but listeners may  have to adjust the volume, especially where the audio is poor. Our apologies*Winston Gereluk is the Vice-President at Alberta Labour History Institute (ALHI). An organization founded in 1996 to collect, preserve and disseminate Canadian & Albertan labour history. Winston has worked for ALHI since its inception in 1996. Oral history, mainly via videos, has always been major form of research that ALHI undertakes. ALHI provides advice to unions about re-archiving and re-educational materials. Links to source material used in the research of this podcast: https://www.una.ca/document/unahistoryhttps://www.una.ca/document/historytimelinehttps://albertalabourhistory.org/publications/working-people-in-alberta-a-history/If you would like to join with ALHI in carrying out their mission to tell the history of Alberta’s working people, please e-mail [email protected] can also contact ALHI at:ALHI Suite 603, 12323 Stony Plain Rd NW Edmonton, AB T5N 3Y5 Ph: (780) 732-0320 Please note, the information, opinions, and recommendations expressed by guests and hosts in this Podcast are their own those don’t necessarily reflect the views of Local 196 or United Nurses of Alberta.   If you have enjoyed the content of this podcast or have any suggestions for improvement, please reach out to the local 196 executive at [email protected] and/or leave a comment.  We can also be reached at https://local196una.ca/