We help map options & give info if you have experienced discrimination or harassment by Ontario lawyers or paralegals: [email protected] 1-877-790-2200
Workplace review highlights discrimination and bullying in federal prosecution office, according to report obtained by the Star. My story on problems in the Ontario office of the Public Prosecution Service of Canada: https://t.co/FuQuBalNxr via @torontostar
Analysis finds biggest law firms employ plenty of women — but there aren’t many of them at senior levels. My story on diversity in the legal profession: https://t.co/mO9NHS1xGU via @torontostar
A start: 1. Is your exec cttee half women? 2. Do your new hires reflect diversity? 3. Measure your retention rates for women/diverse vs men. Most of the necessary progress doesn’t require ‘incubation ‘, it requires action. @RyersonLIZ
@UttraGautam Articling students, new calls, associates, if this is happening to you in Ontario please reach out to the Discrimination and Harassment Counsel office. We'll be happy to speak with you. [email protected] or toll free at 1-877-790-2200 or DM @DH_Counsel
Update: The gender-neutral Barristers’ Lounge at Osgoode Hall is open! Barristers are asked to dress in the private change stalls located in the washroom area of the lounge.
An identical post earlier today had a typo in the phone number (sorry - my fault!). That post has been deleted in case you wondered where it went. The correct toll free number for the DHC is in fact 1-877-790-2200 as listed in the post above.
As we get back to September routines, remember the DHC is "In Your Corner: Combatting Discrimination and Harassment in the Profession" Read & reach out to us by email at [email protected] or call toll free at 1-877-790-2200 https://t.co/zJiHXmdhKh
Articling students, if you are experiencing discrimination, harassment or abuse at work, reach out to the DHC. Our services are confidential and without charge. Email us at: [email protected] or call toll free at: 1-877-790-2200
The articling system has left generations of students vulnerable to harassment, discrimination and abuse. It's time to abolish articling altogether. https://t.co/JklQ10Gyh3
A very warm welcome to our incoming Board of Directors 2019-2020! We are so excited to work with you this year to continue FACL's initiatives. Thank you to everyone who made it out to our AGM on Monday!
Today’s SCC decision reaffirms that racial minorities have disproportionate levels of contact with the police and recognizes the OHRC as a “highly credible and authoritative” source for its groundbreaking work on racial profiling in “A Collective Impact”.
Upcoming CPD on Tuesday 28 May - Addressing Harassment and Discrimination in Lawyer and Paralegal Workplaces w/ @LaiKingHum and Jennifer Gold https://t.co/LQoMJf0nv7
Coming up on 12 June - Networking opportunity for internationally trained lawyers, legal employers and law graduates. More details here
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This is the very sad reality for many NCA and internationally trained lawyers that I meet and mentor. The challenges are particularly pronounced if the person is racialized, a woman or has any other intersectional identity. We need to do better. I know together we can change this
On why lawyers have difficulty embracing #diversity mandates & #inclusion:
“Lawyers often believe that, because of their legal education, they are “objective and fair”.....They falsely think they are immune from holding prejudicial views.”
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