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!
***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
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!
The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) is excited to announce our collaboration with Lady Justice Apparel™. We’re so excited! Not only is there finally feminist designs that speaks to Canadian lawyers and law students, but we’ve also seen their… Read more
Reviewing our WLMP National programming and working with the reality of law students spread across Canada and engaging in virtual law schools, lawyers working virtually and Zooming business of virtual conference events, we decided to take on the challenges of 2020 on a national level.
The aim of the Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) Amplify Allies Project is to focus on and amplify mentorship programs and programs we believe furthers the WLMP’s mission of dismantling the systemic barriers facing all self-identified women in the law. Every Wednesday, the WLMP’s social media channels will focus on promoting and amplifying the social media messages of allied mentoring programs and organizations.
We’re thrilled that the Law Times reported on the Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (WLMP) launch of our free virtual legal mentoring community for self-identifying women law students. To read read the Law Times article, click here. Stay tuned for… Read more
Today is Orange Shirt Day. It is a day we, as Canadians, remember the Indigenous children who were stolen from their homes and robbed of their culture, their families and their traditions by the residential school systems.