This mini-course on Provincial & Territorial Governments is meant as a complement to NAWL’s core modules on Feminist Law Reform. NAWL is grateful to Amanda Therrien for her invaluable work as the primary author of this mini-course.
The National Association of Women and the Law (NAWL) developed this open access course to equip law students and social justice advocates, activists and organizations with the skills and knowledge to engage in feminist law reform and advance equality rights. It draws on the expertise of feminist lawyers and others actively engaged in federal law reform to provide a tool-kit for pursuing systemic legislative remedies to advance this crucial work in Canada.
While this course is primarily geared towards training the next generation of feminist law reformers, we hope it will also be useful as a template and resource for educators designing courses on feminist law reform and advocacy.
Please note that the information provided through video clips captures the individual opinions and advice of some of Canada’s foremost experts on various aspects of the law reform process. None of the information offered in these mini-lectures, or other components of this online course, should be treated as legal advice.
This mini-course on Provincial & Territorial Governments is meant as a complement to NAWL’s core modules on Feminist Law Reform. NAWL is grateful to Amanda Therrien for her invaluable work as the primary author of this mini-course.
This mini-course on Municipal Governments is meant as a complement to NAWL’s core modules on Feminist Law Reform. NAWL is grateful to Amanda Therrien for her invaluable work as the primary author of this mini-course.
This mini-course on Women’s Rights & the Climate Crisis is meant as a complement to NAWL’s core modules on Feminist Law Reform. NAWL is grateful to Rose Ghaedi for her invaluable work as the primary author of this mini-course.
