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New research announcement! 📝 Hear from CREATE Justice Director Brea Lowenberger, @UsaskLaw Assoc Dean Heather Heavin, & Prof Michaela Keet on the importance of studying complexity of client experiences in family dispute resolution: commons.allard.ubc.ca/can-j-…. #a2j #familylaw #usask
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We are highlighting access to justice stakeholders for Saskatchewan Access to Justice Week! Learn more about the activities of the Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan (PLEA) bit.ly/40okKr4. #A2JWeek #SKA2JWeek @SKGov @CREATE_Justice @LawSocietySask
Join us in celebrating the 10th annual Access to Justice Week, hosted by CREATE Justice and @LawSocietySask Oct 27 -Nov 2.
For more information, please see lnkd.in/gxyQa-mD.
#SKA2JWeek #A2JWeek #A2J
Canada’s Access to Justice Week celebrates 10 years of expanding justice and embracing inclusion from October 27 to 31! #A2JWeek #SKA2JWeek
Thanks to all who contributed to launching this tool for #SRLs + community workers, “Using Generative Artificial Intelligence Tools to Obtain Legal Information" lnkd.in/g88yN8X5 - a spin-off of the 2024 Justice Innovations Course taught by @BreaLowenberger, @UsaskLaw! #A2J
CREATE Justice Director Brea Lowenberger and collaborators Dr. Beth Bilson, KC and Leah Howie presented this week at the Person-Centred Justice Workshop on data related to creating reflective spaces for change in the justice sector. #A2J
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Register now for USask Law’s five-class micro-credential: Family Justice 1: Conflict Engagement, Conflict Resolution and Communication, instructed by collaborative lawyer and mediator Charmaine Panko KC. Classes start May 22. Info and registration: law.usask.ca/about/articles/…
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ICYMI: MLT Aikins LLP has donated $500,000 to USask Law. Funds will create a new, dedicated award for an incoming Indigenous law student and increase the value of the existing MLT Aikins entrance award. On #ThankfulThursday, we again say thanks to MLT Aikins.
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The window for the @ActionCommA2J Justice Development Goals Report submissions will close soon! Anyone advancing #A2J in Canada is invited to share their 2024 activities by March 21! Click below to submit your activities: actioncommittee.hostedincana….
CREATE Justice retweeted
Pleased to co-publish these findings from a small client-focused study: “User-focused feedback may test legal professional’s assumptions, making room for authentic acknowledgements of the difficulties and strains which co-exist with the benefits of DR processes.” #a2j #usask
New research announcement! 📝 Hear from CREATE Justice Director Brea Lowenberger, @UsaskLaw Assoc Dean Heather Heavin, & Prof Michaela Keet on the importance of studying complexity of client experiences in family dispute resolution: commons.allard.ubc.ca/can-j-…. #a2j #familylaw #usask
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Celebrating Success of Women Judges: Reception for all Lawyers and Judges.
Where: Saskatoon Club (417 21st St E, Saskatoon, SK S7K 0C5)
When: Thursday March 13, 2025 beginning at 4:30 p.m.
Register here: bit.ly/3Qt3Y3N
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Thanks to all who attended and to all our participants!
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On #InternationalWomensDay, thinking how fortunate I am to work with women at @usasklaw who have published many important books of legal scholarship: Sarah Buhler (leading clinical law book @EmondPublishing), @robinfhansen1 (important book on mothers in prison @UofRPress), 1/2
CREATE Justice retweeted
Today is International Women’s Day.
A day to recognize and celebrate women's achievements, and to advocate for gender equity and inclusion in the legal profession. Collectively for #IWD2025 we can all #AccelerateAction.
To learn more, visit: internationalwomensday.com
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Eager to hear from others #cdnlaw who are testing Measurement Frameworks to evaluate the effectiveness of #A2J initiatives. Here is my/my colleague’s current thinking on utilizing an A2J Measurement Framework to measure effectiveness of legal coaching & unbundled legal services.
ICYMI, the findings from CREATE Justice, @LawSocietySask and @SKGov pilot project on Legal Coaching and Unbundled Legal Services in Saskatchewan, supported by @usask CHASR, was featured in @WYAJ_A2J. Read more here: wyaj.uwindsor.ca/index.php/w….
ICYMI, the findings from CREATE Justice, @LawSocietySask and @SKGov pilot project on Legal Coaching and Unbundled Legal Services in Saskatchewan, supported by @usask CHASR, was featured in @WYAJ_A2J. Read more here: wyaj.uwindsor.ca/index.php/w….
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Don’t miss tomorrow’s event, “Partners in Progress: Allyship for Equity in Law” from 3:00-5:00pm
Saskatoon Club | 417 21st St East, Saskatoon
Speaker: Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley, M. Sc., Ph. D.
Qualifies for 2 CPD hours under the Law Society of SK CPD Policy. bit.ly/411MUqF
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