Federal environment minister Jonathan Wilkinson will join law students from the Cities and Climate Action Forum policy clinic for a public conversation Thursday.
Law students from the Cities and Climate Action Forum policy clinic will host a public conversation Thursday with Canada’s environment minister.
The Windsor Law chapter of Amnesty International is hosting a panel discussion Thursday on the cases of women’s rights advocates in Saudi Arabia and Iran.
The Windsor Law chapter of Amnesty International is hosting a panel discussion Thursday on the cases of women’s rights advocates in Saudi Arabia and Iran.
The Law, Disability & Social Change Project has compiled an online database of more than 1,200 news stories relating to people with disabilities and COVID-19.
The Law, Disability & Social Change Project has compiled a database of over 1,200 news stories relating to people with disabilities and COVID-19.
The public is invited to join Green Party of Canada leader Annamie Paul for a conversation moderated by Windsor Law students.
The public is invited to join Green Party of Canada leader Annamie Paul for a conversation moderated by Windsor Law students.
The March 9 workshop “Accessibility, Inclusion, and the Limits of the Law” is the second in the online series “It’s Accessible, but is it Inclusive?”
The March 9 workshop “Accessibility, Inclusion, and the Limits of the Law” is the second in the online series “It’s Accessible, but is it Inclusive?”
An online climate forum this weekend will help to launch a green movement in Canada’s Muslim community.
An online climate forum this weekend will help to launch a green movement in Canada’s Muslim community.
Second-year law student Roxana Jahani Aval is the host of a three-part podcast series on human dignity.
Second-year law student Roxana Jahani Aval is the host of a three-part podcast series on human dignity.
Professor and associate dean of law Laverne Jacobs has received an award from the Canadian Bar Association in recognition of her promotion of equality in the legal profession.
Thora H. Espinet was one of very few Black women lawyers in Ontario when she graduated from Windsor Law in 1982. Photo by Kelly-Ann Jones.
Thora H. Espinet was one of very few Black women lawyers in Ontario when she graduated from Windsor Law in 1982.
Presentations and roundtable discussions the week of Feb. 22 will highlight the need for climate action to be a whole-of-community approach.
Presentations and roundtable discussions the week of Feb. 22 will highlight the need for climate action to be a whole-of-community approach.
