With support from @IBA_Canada, @NILSACanada delivered an open letter to Canadian law schools to address concerns students raised in response to the pandemic and closure of the @usask Native Law Summer Program. @NILSACanada also provided suggestions to address these concerns.
Join ILSA in mourning the 215 lives lost at the hands of the Canadian state. We are aiming for 215 pairs of shoes. Please share this post loudly and widely.
And remember to reach out to ILSA, your community, and your loved ones during this traumatic time.
Today is the last day of @ILSA_UAlberta's speaker series! At noon, join @NaiomiMetallic as she explores Indigenous self-governance of the Mi’qmaq fishery.
WEBINAR DETAILS: https://t.co/pBg2RiX6CV
TODAY, #UAlbertaLaw Prof @Darcy13Lindberg will discuss Indigenous water sovereignty & Alberta’s coal development policy. Join @ILSA_UAlberta at noon MST for day 3 of its speaker series!
WEBINAR DETAILS: https://t.co/cBeYC5DnAs
Today’s talk will introduce Professor Darcy Lindberg an assistant professor in the faculty of law at the University of Alberta, his talk is titled: “I am life”: Indigenous Water Sovereignty and the Alberta Coal Policy. You can join the talk here: (https://t.co/y2cptk7NPG
Day 2 of @ILSA_UAlberta's speaker series features a discussion of how #COVID19 has impacted Indigenous communities.
Join Indigenous health experts Dr. Danièle Behn Smith, Reagan Bartel & Bonnie Healy TODAY at noon MST.
WEBINAR DETAILS: https://t.co/cBeYC5DnAs
Day 2: Join us today at noon to hear from Dr. Daniele Behn-Smith, Reagan Bartel, & Bonnie Healy as they speak about Covid 19 & Indigenous Health! Link in bio!
The past year presented big issues & even bigger change. March 1-5, join @ILSA_UAlberta for a week of webinars that unpack everything from the #COVID19 pandemic & policing to pipelines & protests.
READ MORE: https://t.co/wnvule5ash
WEBINAR DETAILS: https://t.co/cBeYC5DnAs
The ILSA Speaker Series is back March 1-5! Join us for a week of webinars on some of the most topical issues from the past year, all from an Indigenous perspective.
Link in bio to add to your Google Calendar and see the line up of Speakers!
NILSA is looking for a VP First Nations, VP Inuit, and External Communications Officer for the 2020-2021 term on February 21st! If you are an Indigenous law student and want to attend or run, email us by February 20th at 11pm. Email: [email protected]
“I've been overwhelmed with gratitude to be the first-ever recipient of this prestigious award,” said #UAlbertaLaw student Anita Cardinal-Stewart, '22 JD, who has received the Women General Counsel Indigenous Scholarship Award.
https://t.co/0oLDZIAfDs
Please RT! CLG is seeking law students for articles in 2021-22 with our Sahwoo mohkaak tsi ma taas (before being judged) program. Candidates passionate about #Indigenous#accesstojustice should apply using the procedure in this posting: #cdnlaw#lawstudent https://t.co/5IemLk8FP4
Today we evaluate Canada's response to Call to Action #41, and discuss what steps Canada has taken to address and report on the systemic causes of all forms of violence against Indigenous Women and Girls.
#MMIWG
https://t.co/wXZWT5JQUd
(📷: MMIWG website)
Hundreds of thousands of residential and day school survivors were excluded from the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement, despite suffering the same or similar harms. Today we look at Canada's response to #TRC Call to Action # 29
https://t.co/XQguBBGXbO
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For Osgoode students that missed the Anishinaabe Law Camp this year because of COVID, a chance to learn from one of our awesome teachers Lindsay Borrows: