“Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec”的意思、由来-开放百科全书

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Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec

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Prominent figures
External links
References

The Front commun des personnes assistées sociales du Québec is an activist organization in the Canadian province of Quebec, established in 1974.^[1] Its purpose is to represent the interests of Quebec residents receiving social assistance.

Prominent figures

Fernande Brosseau (coordinator, late 1980s). Brosseau worked with Françoise David against strict social security reforms introduced by the government of Robert Bourassa in 1988.^[2] In October of that year, she helped organize a demonstration by four thousand people in Montreal.^[3] The following year, she criticized the government's plans to crack down on drug abuse among welfare recipients as heavy-handed and said the policy would be challenged in the courts.^[4] She was particularly focused on women's issues in relation to poverty.^[5]
Jean-Yves Desgagnés (coordinator, early 1990s and 1996-2004)
Claudette Champagne (coordinator, mid-1990s)
Éric Bondo (coordinator, mid-2000s)
Thérèse Spénard

External links

FCPASQ-Accueil

References

1. ^François Berger, "Les "BS" n'arrivent pas à se défaire de leur étiquette," La Presse, 21 July 1990, A1.
2. ^Huguette Roberge, "Haro sur la réforme de l'aide sociale," La Presse, 29 September 1988, A12.
3. ^Lia Levesque, "Manifestation à Montréal contre la réforme de l'aide sociale," La Presse, 15 October 1988, A14.
4. ^Michelle Lalonde, "Quebec probes abuse of welfare drug plan," Globe and Mail, 4 August 1989, A1.
5. ^Huguette Roberge, "Haro sur la réforme de l'aide sociale," La Presse, 29 September 1988, A12; Jean-Paul Soulié, "Trois femmes mènent un combat acharné contre la réforme de l'aide sociale," La Presse, 5 December 1988, B1.

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