A Review of CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on The Right to Dignity in Canadian LawRecap of CIAJ’s 2022 annual conference on the right to dignity in Canadian law, along with some photos.
Refreshing, Relevant and Rewarding: My Summer Experience at CIAJWhat is it like to work at CIAJ? In this blog post, Kelsey Leik shares her thoughts on her refreshing, relevant and rewarding experience working at CIAJ during the summer of 2022.
A Summer Internship With a Focus on Innovation and CreativityWhat is it like to work at CIAJ? It could be a summer with a focus on innovation and creativity! In this blog post, Sarah Rowe shares her thoughts on her experience working at CIAJ during the summer of 2022.
A Summer Dedicated to Research at CIAJWhat is it like to work at CIAJ? It could be a summer dedicated to research! In this blog post, Troy Glover shares his thoughts on his experience working at CIAJ during the summer of 2022.
Prisoner Justice: Dignity Through Decarceration“Prisoner Justice: Dignity Through Decarceration” Learn more on this topic discussed at CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on “The Right to Dignity in Canadian Law.” (Panel #6)
Caring for Older PeopleHow can we make it possible for everyone to live with honour, dignity, and respect until the end-of-life? Learn more on this topic discussed at CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on “The Right to Dignity in Canadian Law (Panel #8).”
My Internship Experience with Justice Lucille ShawWhat could you learn shadowing a judge during a CIAJ judicial internship? Many things! Thank you to Justice Lucille Shaw of the Superior Court of Justice in Brampton, ON, who welcomed law student Vanessa Corridore last summer.
The Effect of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Persons With DisabilitiesLearn more on “Systemic Ableism within the Context of Covid-19 and Medical Assistance in Dying,” an issue addressed in Panel #5 in the context of CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on “The Right to Dignity in Canadian Law.”
From Notion to Norm: The Many Meanings of DignityLearn more on the many meanings of dignity (from notion to norm), a topic discussed in Panel #1 in the context of CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on “The Right to Dignity in Canadian Law.”
Reconciliation: Restorative Approaches to Preserving DignityLearn more on “Reconciliation: Restorative Approaches to Preserving Dignity,” one of the topics discussed in Panel #4 in the context of CIAJ’s 46th Annual Conference on “The Right to Dignity in Canadian Law.”
