The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) condemns the violent racist acts against members of the Asian community. What happened in Atlanta was motivated by racism and misogyny. It is the latest in an ongoing targeting of members of Asian community.
Today we come together and stand together. Working towards ending the systemic barriers facing all self-identifying women. Let’s face it, there’s a lot! It’s also a day we renew our commitment to challenging society and advocating for equality for all.
Mindfulness. It’s a tool that can help everyone. No matter where they are on their journey. But how do you integrate mindfulness into your daily life? What are the practical applications of mindfulness for legal professionals? Dr. Pavna K…. Read more
As part of an early International Women’s Day celebration, the WLMP, in collaboration with the Advisory Committee on Women at Justice Canada (ACWJ) and the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law, hosted our annual virtual speed mentoring event!
The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) National Student Program Leaders Circle is comprised of strong talented feminist leaders and future legal leaders. They are leaders who are passionate and focused on creating lasting change in their communities and the… Read more
***Français à suivre*** Speed Mentoring – Justice Canada, WLMP & uOttawa Faculty of Law As part of an early International Women’s Day celebration, the Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP), in collaboration with the Advisory Committee on Women at Justice… Read more
The WLMP National Student Program Leaders Circle is comprised of strong talented feminist leaders and future legal leaders. They are leaders who are passionate and focused on creating lasting change in their communities and the broader Canadian legal community…. Read more
The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) National Student Program Leaders Circle is comprised of strong talented feminist leaders and future legal leaders. They are leaders who are passionate and focused on creating lasting change in their communities and the broader Canadian legal community.
Violet Pauline King Henry (1930-1982), was the first Black Female Lawyer in Canada. Not enough is known about Violet King Henry
If you’re interested in helping shape the WLMP’s national mentoring programming, then consider joining the WLMP Leadership & Equity Advisor Group. We’re looking for female lawyers from across Canada interested in growing the WLMP Leadership & Equity Advisory Group!