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Santé mentale et démarches juridiques après un décès

CLEO a organisé la rencontre « Santé mentale et démarches juridiques après un décès » le 15 octobre 2025 à Ottawa, en Ontario.

Cet événement a rassemblé des personnes travaillant en intervention communautaire, des psychothérapeutes et des experts juridiques pour explorer les questions de santé mentale et comprendre les enjeux juridiques après...

Asking landlords for accommodation

Recorded on October 15, 2025

Learn how to support clients to ask for an accommodation from their landlord.

This session covers:

• what the law says about the rights of tenants
• what housing accommodation is and why it matters
• how to ask a landlord for accommodation
• situations when a landlord may not be able to...

Asking employers for accommodation

Recorded on September 25, 2025

Learn how to support clients to ask for an accommodation at work in Ontario. This could be related to a person’s health condition, disability, gender identity, faith or other area.

Part 1 covers:

• what the law says about the rights of employees
• what accommodation at work is and why it...

Droit de l’emploi : Les incontournables du contrat de travail (2ème partie)

Enregistré le 09 septembre 2025

Rejoignez-nous pour notre série en droit de l’emploi et plongez dans les fondements du contrat de travail en Ontario. Ce webinaire interactif vous permettra de :

• Parcourir les éléments essentiels d’un contrat de travail;
• Identifier les clauses clés à surveiller;
• Explorer les recours...

Droit de l’emploi 101: Comprendre la loi en Ontario (1ère partie)

Enregistré le 28 août 2025

Êtes-vous une personne travaillant en intervention communautaire ou simplement curieuse de mieux comprendre vos droits et obligations en milieu de travail? Ce webinaire est pour vous! Nous explorerons les points suivants :

• Les lois applicables en matière d'emploi, avec un survol des thématiques clés :
  
  
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The right to housing in Canada

Recorded on August 13, 2025

Canadian and international laws say that housing is a human right. But many Canadians are not aware of this. Or do not know how to claim this right. As a result, people from marginalized communities continue to face serious challenges in accessing safe and affordable housing.

The Federal Housing Advocate and the...

Accessing health benefits in Ontario

Recorded on July 16, 2025

Many people with low incomes in Ontario cannot afford health services not covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Program (OHIP). For example, vision and dental care, and prescription drugs. Other publicly funded programs offer these health services, but the programs are difficult to navigate.

The Income Security...

Urban Indigenous realities: Beyond the myths

Recorded on June 26, 2025

Close to 88% of Indigenous people in Ontario live in cities. And the contributions they make to urban life are often overlooked, misunderstood, or dismissed.

This webinar challenges assumptions and invites deeper understanding of Indigenous people living in urban areas. It aims to:

• Break down myths about...

Supporting LGBTQI+ refugee claimants in Canada

Recorded on June 11, 2025

Refugee claims based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics have specific challenges.

This webinar aims to help community workers better understand the difficulties LGBTQI+ people face in making refugee claims and what they can do to support them.

The webinar explores:...

Navigating the Human Rights Tribunal process: From application to decision – Part 3

Recorded on May 28, 2025

This 3-part series focuses on tips, techniques, and considerations for filing an application with the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario, the mediation process, and preparing for a hearing. Part 3 focuses on the following topics:

• Case Management Conference Calls
• Hearing preparation and process

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