Training and events
Policed while Black: Recognizing, proving, and challenging racial profiling – Join us on November 12, 2026 at noon
Racial profiling is when the police pay more attention to a person based on their race or ethnic background than the person’s actions.
Racial profiling is not always obvious. It can happen when racial stereotypes lead to suspicion without good reasons.
In this webinar you will explore police encounters through an anti‑Black racism and human rights lens and learn:
- The difference between police behaviour that is:
- unpleasant or unprofessional,
- racial profiling, or
- racial discrimination under Ontario’s Human Rights Code.
- How to prove racial profiling using facts, even when the police do not use racist language or deny that race influenced their actions.
- How to prove racial profiling using facts, even when the police do not use racist language or deny that race influenced their actions.
- How to document a police encounter and its impact.
CLEO Guided Pathways: Free Tools for Separation and Divorce – Join us on October 28, 2026 at noon
Join us during Access to Justice Week to learn how CLEO’s free Guided Pathways can help people start, respond to, and take next steps in family court proceedings following separation or divorce in Ontario.
Read morePartie 1 : Les testaments et les procurations – contenu et homologation – Rejoignez‑nous le 21 octobre 2026, de 10 h 30 à 12 h
Vous travaillez en intervention communautaire ou souhaitez approfondir vos connaissances sur les testaments et les procurations?
Participez à ce webinaire interactif qui vous permettra de :
- Comprendre l’importance d’avoir ces documents en place;
- Connaître ce qui peut être légué à l’extérieur d’un testament;
- En apprendre davantage sur l’homologation d’un testament.
Supporting clients with Canadian Human Rights Act complaints: Join us on September 15, 2026 at noon
Not all discrimination claims are handled by the Ontario Human Rights Code. The Government of Canada and certain sectors that it regulates must follow the Canadian Human Rights Act.
This webinar will explain:
- what the Canadian Human Rights Act is and when it applies
- how the Act is different from the Ontario Human Rights Code
- how to make a human rights complaint under the Act
- where to find helpful resources, including legal information on the Act and how to get a free one-on-one meeting with a lawyer to learn how to make a complaint
Travailler en Ontario : normes d’emploi, congés et salaires – Rejoignez‑nous le 08 juillet 2026, de 18h à 19h30
Vous travaillez en intervention communautaire ou souhaitez approfondir votre compréhension du droit de l’emploi?
Le comité consultatif en éducation juridique de CLEO (CCEJ) en collaboration avec le Centre Francophone du Grand Toronto vous invite à participer à cet atelier interactif qui vous permettra de :
- Reconnaître vos droits et vos responsabilités au travail ;
- Connaître les droits essentiels liés aux normes d’emploi (salaire, heures de travail, pauses et congés) ;
- mieux comprendre vos droits, vos responsabilités, les obligations des employeurs et les pratiques interdites
- Découvrir les recours possibles en cas de non-respect des normes d’emploi
- En apprendre davantage sur les ressources et services disponibles pour vous soutenir en cas de violation des normes d’emploi.