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Anishinabek resource for women leaving shelters
The Anishinabek Nation’s Nshiimenhiig (My Sisters Toolkit) is for women and girls leaving shelters and returning to their communities after experiencing intimate partner violence. It focuses on empowering them, promoting leadership, and developing culturally relevant and community-based solutions to violence.
Read moreChatGPT and family law
Luke’s Place has a resource titled Can ChatGPT help with a family law case? It briefly explains what artificial intelligence and ChatGPT are, and whether ChatGPT can help in a family law case. The resource is available as a webpage, or in Portable Document Format (PDF).
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Pride and Protest: Strategies to Protect and Advance 2SLGBTQIA+ Rights in Ontario
Recorded on May 28, 2024
The Ontario Human Rights Code protects queer and trans communities from discrimination. But our communities continue to experience hate speech, violence, and exclusion, as well as lower levels of income and wellbeing. What can you do to protect the human rights of your 2SLGBTQIA+ clients and provide supportive and inclusive services?
Making ODR More Accessible to Self-Represented Parties: Focus Group Perspectives
Early evaluations found that court text-based online dispute resolution (ODR) programs were under-utilized. To examine why this might be, RSI undertook a series of six focus groups to learn about barriers to ODR use for parties with low literacy, and how courts can more effectively communicate with self-represented litigants about ODR.
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Femmes autochtones et femmes de minorité visible : comment s’applique la loi?
Enregistré le 15 mai 2024
Vous explorerez de manière interactive les aspects clés du droit de l’emploi, de la discrimination, de l’équité salariale, du harcèlement, de l’équité et de la diversité, ainsi que des demandes d’accommodement.
Cet atelier s’adresse aux personnes francophones travaillant en intervention et celles qui souhaitent s’informer et s’engager en matière des droits des femmes autochtones et de minorité visible.