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Centre for Cities (@wl_centreforcitis) had their first Toronto event this past weekend! Panel featured professors Anneke Smit & Chris Waters, advocating for cyclists and pedestrians in cities!

Read more at windsorlawcities.ca

When Amy Johnson was awarded a scholarship to study Windsor Law, she knew it would change her life.

Little did she know that this turning point would pave the way for her son, Theo, to now stand at the cusp of a NFL career. #NFLDraft 🏈⚖️

Watch now:
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Windsor Law’s Lisa Trabucco, Assistant Dean, Professional Programs and Community Services, has been appointed as chair of the working group for the proposed Legal Professions Act in British Columbia. ⚖️💬

Read more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024A…

On behalf of Chris Waters Patrice Deslauriers & the entire Canadian Bar Assoc. team, we are delighted to announce the 1st issue of the CBR of 2024! Fantastic lineup of authors incl Pascale Chapdelaine Gerard Kennedy Houle France Deanne Sowter Preston Jordan Lim KentRoach Justice W. Hourigan

Very touching, inspiring even if you don’t give a toss about football. With a cameo from Francine Herlehy.

Very timely & important event today Windsor Law “Oversized Danger: The Effect of Front-end Vehicle Height on Pedestrian Death Risk.” Any pedestrian & frequent bike user knows how growing size of cars are a threat to life & security us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Lecture importante pour toute personne préoccupée par les usagers vulnérables de la route. Merci à @windsorlaw pour un rapport très complet ! 🚘

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Important read for anyone concerned about vulnerable road users. Thanks to @windsorlaw for a very thorough report! 🚘
#VisionZero

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Oversized Danger: The Lethal Danger of Pickups and Large SUVs to Pedestrians and Cyclists

The report is authored by an Ontario-wide coalition of 16 road safety & community groups (C.R.A.S.H.), supported by C4C (UWindsor) & the Mobility Network (U of T)

As co-rapporteur of the UN #CRPD follow-up to the UK Inquiry, Professor Laverne Jacobs probed the UK govt on the rights of #pwd to live independently+be included in the community (Art 19), to an adequate standard of living+social protection (Art 28) & to work+employment (Art 27)

Windsor Law’s Noel Semple contributed to a Private Member’s Bill which was recently introduced to the Ontario Legislature.

Read more at Dr. Semple’s blog: slaw.ca/2024/03/26/a-s…

The Women’s Law Association of Ontario are accepting applications for the Annual WLAO-partnered Student Awards! ⚖️📩🏆 
 
The deadline for submissions is May 1, 2024.
 
Apply here: wlao.on.ca/awards-2024/

Please join us for the release of this important report, at in-person symposium (TO) and/or virtual lecture events. Led by 16 road safety and community groups and supported by University of Windsor 's C4C and the University of Toronto's Mobility Network.

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As Co-Rapporteur for the #CRPD Committee review of Azerbaijan Laverne Jacobs questioned the delegation on derogatory language, public transportation, emergency plans, post-secondary education & consultation with persons with disabilities. #pwd #humanrights #a11y #accessibility

Last Thursday marked a momentous occasion for the Windsor Law Pro-Bono Students Canada as Chief Justice Richard Wagner spoke and presented at the Volunteer Appreciation Event! ⚖️🏆

Thank you to everyone involved in making this event a success!

Chief Justice Wagner was honoured to be at the University of Windsor Faculty of Law (Windsor Law) last week to attend a volunteer recognition event and present an award in his name.

Nous avons eu l’honneur de compter sur la présence du juge en chef Richard Wagner lors de notre événement d’appréciation des bénévoles de la section de droit de Windsor. Il a remis le Prix du juge en chef Richard Wagner à la lauréate du prix 2024 de la section.