The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (“WLMP”) formally launched its national peer mentoring program this week. It’s the first truly national peer mentoring program for women law students in Canada. Starting this week, all eligible self-identifying female law students… Read more
The WLMP extends its support to the people of Afghanistan as they face the violent takeover of their country by the Taliban. This takeover has created justifiable uncertainty, worry and fear for Afghan people in Afghanistan and here in… Read more
Looking to share your talents on a national level? Do you believe in creating lasting change through legal mentorship and leadership programming? Then apply to become a volunteer with the Women’s Legal Mentorship Program National Student Program. The Women’s… Read more
There’s an opportunity to join the Ontario Ministry of Children, Community and Social Services (MCCSS) Family Law Legal Panel. MCCSS are seeking applications from qualified lawyers to join the provincewide panel of lawyers providing legal services on behalf of the… Read more
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
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
Provides free access for all self-identifying women law students currently enrolled in Canadian law schools. The Women’s Legal Mentorship Program (“WLMP”) launched its national virtual mentoring and networking platform today with free access for all self-identifying women law students… Read more