Saskatchewan delegates attending the Canadian Teachers' Federation annual general meeting included, from left, Doug Haroldson, Bert Gordon, unidentified woman, Mel Lofstrom, Gerry Cooke, Gordon Rawlake.

Attending the Canadian Teachers' Federation [annual general meeting] were [Saskatchewan alternates?], from left, Lionel Sproule, Demi Dunlap, Morris Dolman, Bill Dyck.

Attending the Canadian Teachers' Federation [annual general meeting] were, from left, unidentified, Bill Davenport, Boyd Taylor, Stirling McDowell; back table - Lionel Sproule, Demi Dunlap.

Paulo Freire addresses the 1980 WCOTP assembly.

Alfredo Bravo addresses the 1980 WCOTP assembly.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, January 20, 1982, p. 8; "Some of the course participants in Nadi pose with Coralynne Sowa and Ted Cusick. The flower leis Sowa and Cusick are wearing were made by the participants and were presented at the close of the course."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 10, 1983, p. 15; "Victor Zuck from Regina (standing, left) is one of this fall's participants in Project Overseas II, which complements the Canadian Teachers' Federation's summer program of assistance to teachers in developing nations. Here he is seen with the other members of the team with which he will work in Zimbabwe: from left, seated: Philip Stel, B.C.; James Gillespie, Ontario; standing: Barrie Street, B.C.; Arthur Dean, Alberta; and Herbert Johnston, B.C. This team is one of three assigned to Zimbabwe to help teachers upgrade their qualifications in mathematics, English and science."

(CTF News Photo -- Ottawa) A total of 71 Canadian teachers spent their summer helping teachers in developing countries to upgrade their qualifications and/or strengthen their teacher organization. The above photo was taken as our teachers prepared to leave Ottawa for their respective Project Overseas destinations following an intensive orientation program at the Canada Capital Congress Centre. Shown above, from left to right: Mr. John Thorne (Thailand), Mrs. Sheila McKague (Grenada), Mrs. Halyna Turley (Belize), Mr. Warner Davidson (Grenada).

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Nov. 30, 1984, p. 5; "A highlight for Project Overseas participants in Belize was a cultural night held about mid-way through the project. Local entertainers were on hand, folk tales were told, traditional songs and dances performed, and Belizean food served."

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 12, 1984, p. 6; "Among the many sights Saskatchewan's Project Overseas teachers got to view during their touring of Grenada was this vendor at the Saturday market in downtown St. George's."

Canadian and Belize teachers involved with Project Overseas 1984 pose together for a group photo.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Oct. 9, 1985, p. 12; "Gambians treated CTF Project Overseas teachers to a taste of local culture and music."

Parents' Day at Makumbi Secondary School, 50 km from Harare, Zimbabwe.

Students at Makumbi Secondary School, dressed in bright red and white uniforms, come and go in front of a long low classroom building.

The Saskatchewan Bulletin, Sept. 7, 1984, p. 7; "Training session leader Jack Bromley explains an aspect of Project T.E.A.C.H. to course participants. Bromley, a classroom teacher, is from Weston, Ontario."