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Bittu George, Law’98, wants to make sure that the benefits he received as a student continue to be available for present and future students and he is going to keep working to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion.
Bittu George, Law’98, wants to make sure that the benefits he received as a student continue to be available for present and future students and he is going to keep working to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion at Queen's.

Law’98 grad elected to University Council

July 21, 2020
Bittu George, Law’98, wants to make sure that the benefits he received as a student continue to be available for present and future students and he is going to keep working to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion at Queen's.
As a staff lawyer and then director, Kathy Ferreira, Law’01 (left), has been shaping and more recently expanding the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic’s service mandate for inmates and experiential learning opportunities for students for the past 17 years.
As a staff lawyer and then director, Kathy Ferreira, Law’01 (left), has been shaping and more recently expanding the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic’s service mandate for inmates and experiential learning opportunities for students for the past 17 years.

Prison Law Clinic leader the cornerstone for high-quality experiential training and client service

July 7, 2020
As a staff lawyer and then director, Kathy Ferreira, Law’01, has been shaping and more recently expanding the Queen’s Prison Law Clinic’s service mandate for inmates and experiential learning opportunities for students for the past 17 years.
Bill Flanagan, former Dean of Queen’s Law, has begun his term as President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Alberta. Standing beside the Sweetgrass Bear sculpture on the U of A campus, he is proudly wearing a gift from the Queen’s Law Dean’s Council and its Chair, David Sharpe, Law’95. The gift, a Manitobah Blanket by Pendleton Canada, reflects the commitment of Queen’s Law and the U of A to truth and reconciliation and indigenization.

Former Queen’s Law Dean turns online experience to Alberta’s advantage

July 2, 2020
Bill Flanagan, former Dean of Queen’s Law, has begun his term as President and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Alberta. Standing beside the Sweetgrass Bear sculpture on the U of A campus, he is proudly wearing a gift from the Queen’s Law Dean’s Council and its Chair, David Sharpe, Law’95. The gift, a Manitobah Blanket by Pendleton Canada, reflects the commitment of Queen’s Law and the U of A to truth and reconciliation and indigenization.
Queen’s Law professors Kathleen Lahey and Bita Amani (on behalf of FLSQ) and Queen’s History professor Lisa Pasolli of are part of an international, interdisciplinary research team that aims to “bring about transformative changes that recognize women’s productive capacities and to support diverse Canadian families with members needing care.”
Queen’s Law professors Kathleen Lahey and Bita Amani (on behalf of FLSQ) and Queen’s History professor Lisa Pasolli of are part of an international, interdisciplinary research team that aims to “bring about transformative changes that recognize women’s productive capacities and to support diverse Canadian families with members needing care.”

Queen’s faculty part of $2.5M project to design childcare policies for diverse Canadian families

June 16, 2020
With the COVID crisis magnifying the crucial need for access to affordable childcare, which has long been a major obstacle to income equality in Canada, Law professors Kathleen Lahey and Bita Amani and History professor Lisa Pasolli are contributing to a timely study.