The Shirley Greenberg Chair for Women and the Legal Profession and the Centre for Health Law, Policy and Ethics present: Reproductive Labour? Reflections on the Law and Policy of Surrogacy

Speakers: 

Bronwyn Parry - Professor of Global Health and Social Medicine 

Pam MacEachern - Family and Equality Rights Lawyer 

Erin Lepine - Family and Fertility Lawyer 

*Lunch included - All are welcome*

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Speakers:

Elder Juliette McAdam Saysewahum - Big River first Nation 

Caitlin Tolley - Kitiga Zibi Anishinabeg

Janice Makokis - Saddle Lake Cree Nation

Cynhia Tomlinson - Lubicon Lake Nation 

 

Sponsor: 

The Shirley E. Greenbeg Chair for Women and the Legal Profession

 

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***This event will be presented in English only***

Speaker:

Karen Pearlston - Associate Profesor, Faculty of Law university of New Brunswick 

 

*Lunch included - All are welcome*

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***This event will be presented in English only*** 

LEGAL RESPONSES TO THE SEX TRADE

Members of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law community hold very different opinions on the appropriate legal response to the sex trade in Canada, reflecting a spectrum of positions from abolitionism to de-criminalisation or legalisation. These events are intended to provide a venue for the respectful expression and debate of opinions along this spectrum.

For more information on these events and various legal responses to the sex trade, see: www.bloggingforequality.ca

Dr. Carys Craig

Associate Dean, Research & Institutional Relations
Director, Professional LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law
Associate Professor, Osgoode Hall Law School, York University

Panelists:

Jane Bailey;

Rosemary Cairnsway;

Jennifer A Quaid;

Blair Crew;

Daphne Gilbert;

Erin Leigh;

Carissima Mathen;

Cherry Smiley;

Julia Tolmie

Presented by: Elizabeth Sheehy

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***This event will be presented in English only ***

 

Speakers: 

Leila Banijamali - Founder of Bedrock and Startup Documents, LLB (U Ottawa 2004), LLM (IP) (Golden Gate University 2005)

 

*Lunch included - All are welcome*

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***This event will be presented in English only***

 

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Can family violence death review improve the systemic response to family violence or are we deluding ourselves?: Reflections from New Zealand 

Speaker: 

Julia Tolmie - Associate Professor, Auckland University Faculty of Law and Chair, New Zealand Family Violence Death Review Committee 

*Lunch included - All are welcome*

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***This event will be presented in English only ***

The Shirley Greenberg Chair for Women and the Legal Profession and the Human Rights Research and Education Centre present: Securing women's lives: contrasting constructions of risk in intimate partner violence and terrorism

Dr. Kate Fitz-Gibbon - Senior Lecturer in Criminology at the School of Social Sciences at Monash University (Victoria, Australia)

 

*Lunch included - All are welcome*

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Série de conférences de la Chaire Shirley E. Greenberg pour les femmes et la profession juridique, coparrainée par la Série de conférences professionnelles Cavanagh s.r.l. , Droit et justice sociale, le Centre de recherche et d’enseignement sur les droits de la personne et l’Association des étudiants noirs en droit Ottawa

Conférencière:

Audrea Golding - Associée chez Fragoman Worldwide 

Ce programme compte pour 1,5 heures de professionnalisme