Meet the 2023-2024 Public Interest Articling Fellowship participants: Kassandra Neranjan, Emma Partridge, Sarah Gordon, Chantal Larocque, Megan Linaric, Abigail Anderson, Myka Kollmann
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New partnership with Black Opportunity Fund supports justice-related services for Black communities
The Foundation is pleased to be partnering with the Black Opportunity Fund to support its inaugural Criminal Justice granting steam.
2022-2023 PIAF articling highlights
We asked our 2022-2023 Public Interest Articling Fellowship participants to share some highlights of their articling experience. Here is some of what they shared.
Responding to inflationary pressures
In response to the extraordinary inflationary pressures faced by grantees and the Foundation’s improved financial situation, we proactively increased grants for many of our programs.
New LiRN project aims to bring access, equity, and innovation to Ontario’s legal library system
The Foundation approved a grant to the Legal Information and Resource Network to support law library access and innovation across Ontario.
New web resource for people facing workplace sexual harassment
The Canadian Women’s Foundation and Aftermetoo partnered to develop a comprehensive online public legal education resource for people facing workplace sexual harassment.
Responsive grants enable community-focused legal navigation and supports
The Foundation granted over $1.8M to fund 25 Responsive grants in 2022.
National resource guides people through refugee determination process
Kinbrace recently launched My Refugee Claim, a national resource to help refugee claimants navigate Canada’s refugee protection process.
2022-2023 Public Interest Articling Fellowship participants
Meet the 2022-2023 Public Interest Articling Fellowship participants: Daniel Marin, Amanda LaBorde, Ayesha Adamjee, Stacey Seward, Vivian Sim, Gabrielle (Gabby) C. Aquino, Amy Hill, Kienna Shkopich-Hunter.
Video series on 2SLGBTQI+ family planning
With a $14K Responsive grant from the Foundation, Egale produced an informational video series on the legal rights, opportunities, and challenges of 2SLGBTQI+ people staring a family in Ontario.