Inclusion
AM800 Citybuilding: The Push for the Detroit River to Become a UNESCO World Heritage Site with Kimberly Simmons
(9 February 2023) Detroit-based historian Kimberly Simmons joins Dan to discuss her efforts to get the Detroit River recognized as…
Climate Blog Series: Steps to Effective and Inclusive Public Engagement, Part 4
Inclusive Climate Action through Charrette-Based Consultation This post is the fourth of five in this series written by Windsor Law…
Windsor Law Cities and Climate Action Forum Presents: A Conversation with Green Party of Canada Leader Annamie Paul
Event recording available here Annamie Paul was selected in October 2020 as the Green Party of Canada's new leader…
‘Giving a Voice to the Voiceless’: How municipalities can better facilitate neighbourhood revitalization
Research paper by Aadil Nathani (December 2019) for upper-year Windsor Law Municipal Law course. This paper will define gentrification, then…
WINDSOR STAR: Cities and Climate Action Forum launch shows film on environmental racism
Environmental issues aren’t indiscriminate, is the message of Canadian actress Ellen Page’s debut effort as a director in There’s Something…
Where are the women? Women as candidates and councillors in Canadian municipalities
Research paper by Piper Riley Thompson (December 2018) for upper-year Windsor Law Municipal Law course. Canadian women have never seen…
Laverne Jacobs: Theorizing Transportation Inequality Claims by Persons with Disabilities in Canada
In a 2018 volume of the Canadian Journal of Human Rights, Professor Laverne Jacobs published an article entitled "The Universality…
CBC WINDSOR: Laverne Jacobs on barriers accessing services for people with disabilities
A law professor at the University of Windsor is hoping to shine a light on the rights of disabled people,…
“They Should Be Here With Us”: Beginning with Communities to Reimagine the Role of Lawyers in Support of Systemic Change
LLM Thesis by Britney de Costa (2017), Windsor Law. This thesis explores the roles lawyers might play to support community-led…
Laverne Jacobs: ‘Humanizing’ Disability Law
This paper examines one of the most recent and widespread cases of consultation to occur in the development of lawmaking…
Beverly Jacobs: Stolen Sisters report on violence against Indigenous women in Canadian cities
This report, for which Beverly Jacobs was the lead researcher, examines the following factors which, too long neglected, have contributed…
