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8 <strong>Muriel</strong> Duckworth<br />
1962-67 Full-time program advisor, Adult Education Division,<br />
Department of Education, Province of Nova Scotia.<br />
1965 Founding member of the Canadian Council for International<br />
Cooperation.<br />
1965 Honorary Vice Chair, Canadian International Cooperation<br />
Year Committee.<br />
1965 Honorary Life Member, Nova Scotia Federation of Home<br />
and School Associations.<br />
1965-66 Board member of Canada's Centennial International Development<br />
Program.<br />
1967 Honorary Life Member, Canadian Association for Adult<br />
Education.<br />
1967 vow delegate to International Conference of Women for<br />
Peace, Moscow.<br />
1967-71 National President of vow, Canada.<br />
1971 Founding member of the Movement for Citizens Voice and<br />
Action Halifax.<br />
1974 NDP candidate for Halifax-Cornwallis provincial constituency.<br />
1975 May 17, death of husband, Jack Duckworth.<br />
1975 VOW delegate to UN International Women's Year Tribune,<br />
Mexico City.<br />
1975 Joined the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers).<br />
1975-78 Member of the National Board of Oxfam.<br />
1976 Founding member of the Canadian Research Institute for<br />
the Advancement of Women (CRIAW).<br />
1977-79 Member of the Federal Policy Review Committee, NDP.<br />
1978 NDP candidate for Halifax-Cornwallis provincial constituency.<br />
1978 Honorary Doctor of Humane Letters, Mount Saint Vincent<br />
University, Halifax.<br />
1979-80 President of CRIAW.<br />
1980 Delegate representing CRIAW and VOW to United Nations<br />
Mid-decade Conference on Women, Copenhagen.<br />
1980-81 Member of the International Affairs Committee, NDP,<br />
Canada.