Stefan Lewis

A2J Week 2025: Making Rights Real: A Vision for Providing Accessible Legal Services

Through the discussion of real-world based scenarios, this panel of experts with legal and/or accessibility experience, provided suggestions on how lawyers could and should provide accessible legal services.  Moderator: Janell Jackson (Moderator), Law student, University of Manitoba, Faculty of Law & MBA Equality Section Co-Chair Janell Jackson is a third year law student at the […]

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A2J Week 2025: AI and Access to Justice: Promise, Pitfalls, and Practice

Everyone is talking about AI and how it will reshape our lives, including how we access justice.  Whether you are a lawyer, law student or member of the public, there are key things to understand when using AI for help with a legal matter.  This panel included:  Moderator: John Burchill, Executive Director, Manitoba Law Reform

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A2J Week 2025: Access to Justice through Art and Media

Focusing on podcasting, radio, murals, and graphic novels, this Zoom webinar event highlights the role of art and media in breaking down legal barriers. Through discussions with creators and advocates, the event will demonstrate how these mediums can educate, empower, and connect communities to their rights and the legal system. Moderator: Quinn Saretsky, Gladue Writer,

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A2J Week 2025:  Sentencing Circles, Gladue and IRCA Reports

This Zoom webinar highlighted the growing use of Gladue Reports, Impact of Race and Culture Assessments and sentencing circles in Canadian courts. Judges and legal experts discussed how these reports provide critical context in sentencing, helping to address the overrepresentation of Indigenous and racialized communities and advance meaningful access to justice. Moderator: Wendy Martin White,

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Announcing: “Advancing People‑Centred Justice in Canada” — The First National Access to Justice Research Conference

The National Action Committee on Access to Justice in Civil and Family Matters (NAC) is proud to host its inaugural national conference on access to justice research:Advancing People‑Centred Justice in Canada: Data Sharing and Knowledge Building. The event will take place May 26–28, 2026, at the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law Invitation to Participate:We’re

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