Connecting Communities: The Spirit of the Law: Educating the Faith Sector on Poverty Law
This project will provide members of Ontario’s faith sector with relevant knowledge about key poverty law areas and how these relate to situations where an individual has mental health issues. The project will enhance the capabilities and capacities of the faith sector to identify legal issues and be able to provide pre-crisis and referral supports to individuals living in poverty and with mental health-related issues.
$ 50,000
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The Community Advocacy and Legal Clinic (Belleville, ON) will hire an Articling Student to provide legal information and services to residents of rural and remote communities. This Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The Metro Toronto Chinese and Southeast Asian Legal Clinic (Toronto, ON) will hire an Articling Student to provide legal information and services to linguistic minorities. This Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The Legal Clinic will have an Articling student to provide legal information and services to residents of rural and remote communities. The Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The South Asian Legal Clinic of Ontario (Toronto, ON) will hire an Articling Student to provide legal information and services to linguistic minorities. This Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The Keewaytinok Native Legal Services (Moosonee, ON) will hire an Articling Student for 2016-2017 to provide legal information and services to linguistic minorities and residents of rural and remote communities. This Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Connecting Articling Fellowship 2016-2017
The Algoma Community Legal Clinic (Sault Ste. Marie, ON) will hire an Articling Student to provide legal information and services to residents of rural and remote communities. This Articling position is funded through the Connecting Articling Fellowship program.
$ 54,625
February 10, 2015
Evolving Legal Services Research Project - Phase Two
In this three-year research study CLEO, working in partnership with the Institute for Social Research at York University, will examine the effectiveness of Public Legal Education and Information (PLEI) in helping people with low and modest incomes address their legal problems. The research, conducted at sites in Ontario and British Columbia, will collect and examine qualitative and quantitative data on the factors or characteristics that contribute to PLEI’s effectiveness in supporting positive outcomes in a range of circumstances along the legal services continuum.
$ 263,050
February 10, 2015
Connecting Communities: Building Capacity for Migrant Workers and Service Providers to Access Justice
The Migrant Workers Alliance for Change (Toronto, ON) will train front-line staff working with migrant workers and migrant worker leaders on new developments in labour and immigration law in the GTA and rural areas of Ontario. This project is an outgrowth of Connecting Communities.
$ 48,400
December 10, 2014
MLST-PBSC Advocacy Project 2014-2017
Mentorship, training and supervision are provided by MLST members for law students who assist unrepresented persons appearing before the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board on requests for review of decisions of regulated health professions colleges.
$ 15,000
December 10, 2014
