Programming

A2J Week 2020: Formation en langage clair

October 15, 2020

Dans cet atelier, découvrez l’importance de simplifier vos communications.

A2J Week 2020: Law and Community in 2020 - Updates and Action for Community Workers

October 15, 2020

A day of legal updates and discussion for workers who are supporting their communities through COVID-19 and other changes in 2020.

A2J Week 2019: PLE/A2J Conference

October 31, 2019

Community Legal Education Ontario, the Ontario Justice Education Network, and the Law Society of Ontario are proud to present this day-long conference addressing public legal education and its role in access to justice.

A2J Week 2019: Data & Design Symposium

October 30, 2019

To mark Access to Justice Week, the Law Foundation of Ontario and the Law Society of Ontario are jointly hosting a symposium on data and design in the justice sector.

A2J Week 2019: Understanding and Supporting Litigants

October 29, 2019

This panel discussion aims to equip licensees, frontline officers and service providers with an understanding and tools to assist them when interacting with SRLs in court and beyond.

A2J Week 2019: Indigenous Justice

October 28, 2019

This panel discussion will promote conversation and discourse about the justice journey of Indigenous people, highlighting an Indigenous perspective on the concept of innovation.

A2J Week 2019: Investing in Justice: Keynote & Reception

October 28, 2019

The “Investing in Justice” report examines research carried out across justice services and programs in several regions, including North America, Sub-Saharan Africa, Europe, Australia and Asia.

uOttawa Event: Toronto Legal Information Clinic

October 28, 2019

The Law Practice Program, in collaboration with the Center francophone du Grand Toronto, is organizing a Legal Information Clinic on October 28 and 29, 2019.

A2J Week 2018: Indigenous Language Speakers and the Canadian Justice System

October 26, 2018

The program will explore barriers experienced by those whose primary or secondary language is an Indigenous language as they navigate and participate in the justice system.

A2J Week 2018: Mental Health – Access and Ethics

October 26, 2018

One in five Canadians will personally experience a mental health problem. This panel discussion will look at how we approach mental health in the justice system and within our own profession.

The Law Society of Ontario makes reasonable accommodations to enable persons with disabilities to attend and participate in its programs, including providing auxiliary aids and services upon request and removing architectural and communication barriers that are structural in nature where readily achievable. To request any auxiliary aids or services or if you have any questions regarding accessibility, please contact equityevents@lso.ca. In order for the Law Society to be able to make the necessary arrangements for accommodation, we require that you provide your request for accommodation at least one week (7 days) prior to the program date.

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