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People-Centered Access to Justice Research: A Global Perspective

This paper offers a first step in developing such a research agenda by exploring the landscape of existing research into relationships between people-centered access to justice and three outcomes: democratic empowerment, economic development, and poverty alleviation.

A2J & Legal Education

The objective of this research was to better understand the impact of A2J education on the career choices of young legal professionals, including decisions to incorporate A2J work into their legal careers. Understanding these choices can potentially help inform where the broader A2J sector’s priorities.

Profile of the Legal Profession

This fifth annual Profile report was produced by the ABA Media Relations and Strategic Communications Division. The report not only serves as an authoritative resource for legal practitioners, students and researchers but also as a beacon for DEI professionals.  The goal of this report is to provide authoritative data for lawyers,

Foyers de soins de longue durée – Processus d’admissibilité et droits des résidents

Enregistré le 7 mars 2024
Cette session abordera les différences fondamentales entre les maisons de retraite et les foyers de soins de longue durée.
Conférencière :
Me Monique Woolnough est avocate à la clinique juridique francophone d’Ottawa, membre du Barreau de l’Ontario depuis 2014. Elle a pratiqué le droit dans les cliniques juridiques communautaires du Nord de l’Ontario dans les domaines de l’assistance et la sécurité sociale,

Tenant and landlord resources from Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario

Advocacy Centre for Tenants Ontario has:

an infographic with 4 steps renters can take if they have problems with heat
a blog post with 6 questions renters ask about heat