Public Legal across Ontario. The student must be available for a relevant academic course Education seminars training at each detention centre, and specialized or clinic IRDC Project training, in addition to PBSC training. (Immigration/Refugee Law) Through this program, detainees are able to access Must be Canadian citizen legal information that would otherwise be difficult Must hold valid driver’s or impossible to find. license, access to vehicle preferred (you will be reimbursed for transportation costs) Teaching/oral presentation skills are an asset RANK Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women (METRAC): Women and Youth Legal Information Project: Research and Writing Area of Law & Description # Students & Type of Project Qualifications violence against Students will provide research and writing for 1 student women advocacy METRAC on topics that would be of assistance to Awareness of and interest in legal research and survivors of intimate partner violence and woman social justice, feminist, and writing abuse. In particular students will produce articles for anti-oppression theory the Ontario Women's Justice Network website. Helpful to have basic understanding of family/immigration/ labour/human rights/criminal law Student must attend training via conference call the week of Oct. 7. RANK Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women (METRAC): Women and Youth Legal Information Project: Public Legal Education Area of Law & Description # Students & Type of Project Qualifications violence against Students will prepare and provide PLE workshops at Only open to female UY women advocacy women's shelters in the Toronto area. These PLEs students legal research and will explain various aspects of the law that the 2 students writing women are likely to encounter, and will supplement Awareness of and interest in information on the OWJN website. social justice, feminist, and anti-oppression theory Basic understanding of family/immigration/ labour/human rights/criminal law is helpful RANK Health Professionals Appeal Review Board (HPARB): Headnotes and Annotations Project Area of Law & Description # Students & Type of Project Qualifications heath law Students work directly with Vice-chairs of the Health 6 students Professions Appeal and Review Board. In addition to
Public Legal Education seminars across Ontario. The student must be available for training at each detention centre, and specialized IRDC Project training, in addition to PBSC training. Through this program, detainees are able to access legal information that would otherwise be difficult or impossible to find. a relevant academic course or clinic (Immigration/Refugee Law) Must be Canadian citizen Must hold valid driver’s license, access to vehicle preferred (you will be reimbursed for transportation costs) Teaching/oral presentation skills are an asset RANK Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women (METRAC): Women and Youth Legal Information Project: Research and Writing Area of Law & Type of Project Description # Students & Qualifications violence against women advocacy legal research and writing Students will provide research and writing for METRAC on topics that would be of assistance to survivors of intimate partner violence and woman abuse. In particular students will produce articles for the Ontario Women's Justice Network website. 1 student Awareness of and interest in social justice, feminist, and anti-oppression theory Helpful to have basic understanding of family/immigration/ labour/human rights/criminal law Student must attend training via conference call the week of Oct. 7. RANK Metropolitan Action Committee on Violence Against Women (METRAC): Women and Youth Legal Information Project: Public Legal Education Area of Law & Type of Project Description # Students & Qualifications violence against women advocacy legal research and writing Students will prepare and provide PLE workshops at women's shelters in the Toronto area. These PLEs will explain various aspects of the law that the women are likely to encounter, and will supplement information on the OWJN website. Only open to female UY students 2 students Awareness of and interest in social justice, feminist, and anti-oppression theory Basic understanding of family/immigration/ labour/human rights/criminal law is helpful RANK Health Professionals Appeal Review Board (HPARB): Headnotes and Annotations Project Area of Law & Type of Project Description # Students & Qualifications heath law Students work directly with Vice-chairs of the Health Professions Appeal and Review Board. In addition to 6 students