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Feminist law reform in practice – Feminist Law Reform 101 – National Association of Women and the Law

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Feminist Law Reform 101

Feminist law reform in practice

Videos

  1. 1. The Making Women Count Project

    Kate McInturff, Senior Researcher, Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. In Julie Shugarman, Martha Jackman Eds., Online Feminist Law Reform Course, (Ottawa: NAWL Charitable Trust, 2014).

  2. 2. First Nations Child Welfare Case

    Cindy Blackstock, Executive Director, First Nations Child and Family Caring Society of Canada, Canadian Human Rights Tribunal on First Nations child welfare, August 2015.

Readings

  1. Gladys Osien in collaboration with Zero Gun Violence Movement and Communities for Zero Violence, Brief to the Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security regarding the firearm legislation Bill C-71: The need to restrict the accessibility of firearms to prevent gun violence, April 2018.
  2. Lydia Blois, Brief Submitted to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security on Bill C-71 An Act to amend certain Acts and Regulations in relation to firearms, May 25 2018.

Questions and Assignments

  1. What are some feminist law reform matters that should be a priority for the federal government?

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  1. Background and Guide to Taking This Course
  2. 1. Why a course in feminist law reform?
  3. 2. Foundational Concepts in Equality and Policy
  4. 3. Funding the law reform process
  5. 4. The federal law reform process
  6. 5. Basics of lobbying
  7. 6. Members of Parliament
  8. 7. Parliamentary committees
  9. 8. Getting the word out: opinion editorials
  10. 9. The ATIP process
  11. 10. Media relations
  12. 11. Working in coalitions, decision-making, and accountability
  13. 12. Feminist law reform in practice
  14. Links and Resources

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