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Politics - Law - 21.03.2025
Roundtable: what future for the 49th Parallel?
Law - 27.02.2025

Social Sciences - Law - 07.01.2025
$26.8-million gift from Alberta Law Foundation to transform family justice
Law - Campus - 17.12.2024

Campus - Law - 28.11.2024

Forensic Science - Law - 27.11.2024

Law - Social Sciences - 19.11.2024
Jack P. Blaney Award for Dialogue winner says award ’could not be more perfect’ for life’s mission
Law - 25.10.2024

Law - 18.10.2024

Law - Health - 12.09.2024
Parents establish law school scholarship to honour daughter’s courage
Law - 22.08.2024

Social Sciences - Law - 02.07.2024

Social Sciences - Law - 22.04.2024

Law - 04.04.2024
Results for: Professor receives funding from Canadian Foundation for Legal Research
Law - Campus - 21.03.2024

Law - 23.02.2024
McGill launches legal challenge against government measures
Law - Environment - 22.01.2024

Social Sciences - Law - 18.01.2024

An UdeM sociology professor who studies issues facing LGBTQI+ communities in Tunisia highlights their challenges, hopes and struggles.
Law - 09.01.2024
Results for: Publication News | A Strategy for Achieving Indigenous Justice: A Seven ’Rs’ Plan
Law - Innovation - 13.12.2023

Law - Innovation - 13.12.2023
UCalgary legal researchers receive grant to expand offerings in cybersecurity
Law - History & Archeology - 07.12.2023
The John Peters Humphrey archive added to the Canada Memory of the World Register
Law - 30.11.2023
ChatGPT and the law: a useful but imperfect tool
Generative artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT raise questions about how it can be used and controlled in the field of law, say two UdeM professors.
Law - 01.11.2023
No security for the belongings of precariously housed and unhoused individuals, researchers say
Report finds need for better measures to help people who are experiencing homelessness retain their belongings. A new report highlights a need to rethink practices that impact what happens to people's belongings when they don't have control over the spaces where they live. Geography professor Nick Blomley and collaborators Alexandra Flynn from UBC's Allard School of Law and Marie-Eve Sylvestre from the University of Ottawa's Faculty of Law analysed current laws, policies and procedures and outline how they control the belongings of precariously housed and unhoused individuals across Canada.
Law - 01.11.2023

We all have cherished belongings: a photo of your children, a beloved relative's ashes. These things are treasured, no matter where you live.
Social Sciences - Law - 03.10.2023

A handwritten letter from an incarcerated man got Benjamin Perrin rethinking Canada's criminal justice system.
Law - 14.09.2023
From fear to heroism
Campus - Law - 07.09.2023

Law - Social Sciences - 07.06.2023
Graduate explores interdisciplinary approaches to restorative justice
Mackenzie Leclaire (MA '23) challenges misconceptions and brings humanity to the forefront of her graduate research By Zoe Tipper Faculty of Arts Mackenzie Leclaire's academic journey exemplifies the value of interdisciplinary learning and qualitative research.
Politics - Law - 18.05.2023

A group of students at the University of Toronto Mississauga are at the forefront of efforts to understand transitional justice across the globe - a scholarly field that confronts how to pursue accou
Social Sciences - Law - 27.04.2023

When Geoff Dancy wanted to research where people are most interested in human rights, he fully expected it would come from countries in the Global North - such as Canada and the United States.
Forensic Science - Law - 21.04.2023

Social Sciences - Law - 13.04.2023

Law - Architecture & Buildings - 09.03.2023

Social Sciences - Law - 07.03.2023
India’s skewed sex ratio
Poised to become the world's most populous country, India is grappling with a shortage of women. UdeM anthropologist Karine Bates looks at the multiple causes and far-reaching consequences.
Law - Social Sciences - 06.03.2023

Since the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan in August 2021, women judges throughout the country have lost their jobs, had their lives threatened, and have been forced to evacuate or go into hiding.
Law - Environment - 28.02.2023

Law - Forensic Science - 21.02.2023
Canadian Registry of Wrongful Convictions highlights failures of the criminal justice system
Social Sciences - Law - 16.02.2023

Environment - Law - 16.02.2023

Environment - Law - 07.02.2023
A new wave in recognizing the Ocean’s vital role
Acknowledging the Ocean as a living being is increasingly important for planetary well-being and global sustainability By Chantal Vallis Faculty of Environment The Ocean* is the largest of Earth's systems that stabilizes climate and supports life and human wellbeing.
Law - 11.01.2023

Law - 11.01.2023

Law - 30.11.2022

Law - Social Sciences - 09.11.2022

Law - Innovation - 04.11.2022
The Legal Singularity: University of Toronto Law profs on how AI will make the law ’radically’ better
Law - Health - 01.11.2022

Law - Social Sciences - 21.10.2022

Law - Campus - 18.10.2022
Finding the perfect match
Law - 27.09.2022
UBC experts and events on Orange Shirt Day
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Campus - UCALGARY - Jul 4
With no 'how to' guide, Schulich students build their own historic Gutenberg-style printing press
With no 'how to' guide, Schulich students build their own historic Gutenberg-style printing press
