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Robert Garmaise, Chief Innovation Officer with Fasken and Professor Samuel Dahan, Director of the Conflict Analytics Lab at Queen’s are pleased to announce a partnership that will ensure the firm is ahead of technological trends affecting legal services.
Robert Garmaise, Chief Innovation Officer with Fasken and Professor Samuel Dahan, Director of the Conflict Analytics Lab at Queen’s are pleased to announce a partnership that will ensure the firm is ahead of technological trends affecting legal services.

Fasken-Queen’s joint venture to enhance legal professional development

April 23, 2021
Fasken and the Conflict Analytics Lab at Queen’s have partnered to ensure the firm is ahead of technological trends affecting legal services.
Lena MacNicholas, Law’21, works part-time from her home office as a student member of the virtual Family Justice Clinic, where family law practitioners supervise students in delivering services to low-income self-represented litigants.
Lena MacNicholas, Law’21, works part-time from her home office as a student member of the virtual Family Justice Clinic, where family law practitioners supervise students in delivering services to low-income self-represented litigants.

Law’21 student helps Ontarians access family justice during COVID

April 19, 2021
Lena MacNicholas, Law’21, is gaining valuable legal skills as student member of the virtual Family Justice Clinic, where family law practitioners supervise students in delivering services to low-income self-represented litigants.
Associate Dean Gail Henderson and Queen's Education professor Pamela Beach find that how quickly people recover financially from the COVID-19 crisis, or lose the gains they made, may depend on their level of financial literacy. Teaching the subject to kids requires offering teachers professional development to ensure they're equipped.

Especially after COVID-19, Canadians need better financial literacy and teachers can help

April 12, 2021
Associate Dean Gail Henderson and Queen's Education professor Pamela Beach find that how quickly people recover financially from the COVID-19 crisis, or lose the gains they made, may depend on their level of financial literacy. Teaching the subject to kids requires offering teachers professional development to ensure they're equipped.
Chief Cadmus Delorme of Cowessess First Nation responds to a question during a Q&A session following his talk on “Indigenizing Child and Family Services.”
Chief Cadmus Delorme of Cowessess First Nation responds to a question during a Q&A session following his talk on “Indigenizing Child and Family Services.”

Cowessess Chief addresses importance of Indigenous sovereignty in child welfare

March 23, 2021
In his talk, “Indigenizing Child and Family Services,” the Chief looked at the evolution of the Act that established Cowessess’ jurisdictional sovereignty over their children and families that require protection and prevention support, as well as holistic measures aimed at addressing intergenerational trauma.