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The UW-NUPH invites you to participate in our Access to Nature survey for an opportunity to share your understanding and relationship with nature and green spaces in the city! 🌳✨ Click the link below! uwindsor.ca1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_9Z…

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Delighted to be part of this special issue on Accessibility and Inclusion for Pedestrians with Disabilities and to be joined by recent Windsor Law grad Harry Dhaliwal (JD '24). Link to article below.

Windsor Law's Professor Kristen Thomasen discusses facial recognition technology with CBC News. 📰Read more: cbc.ca/news/canada/wi…

The Copyright Act turns 100 this year! Happy to partake in the reflections about its past & future with @windsorlaw colleague @myratawfik & many others at THE CENTENNIAL SYMPOSIUM organized by ALAI Canada in Ottawa/Sept. 19: The Centennial Symposium (alai.ca)

Professor Anneke Smit discsuses Lakeshore housing, as the Municipality of Lakeshore and the University of Windsor are exploring a housing partnership that could greatly benefit students and the community. This innovative project could help address the growing demand for student

The popularity of crowdfunding platforms has skyrocketed. This post by Jocelyn Martin, M.A cand. Windsor U Comm, Media & Film, highlights main themes from Windsor Law LTEC Lab's Symposium (lteclab.com)& socio-political & legal dimensions of this growing phenomenon

Windsor Law LTEC Lab & Transnational Law and Racial Justice Network look forward to hosting Petra Molnar on September 18! register here: lteclab.com/post/ltec-lab-…

Really looking forward to be a discussant for Petra Molnar's new book 'The Walls Have Eyes'. No more pressing topic than how technology and AI have been used to super-charge surveillance, (im)mobility, and border violence all around the world. Come by if you're around Windsor!

Congratulations to Justice Jasminka Kalajdzic on her appointment as a judge of the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario. Justice Kalajdzic was recognized by the OBA in 2023 for the significant impact she has made through her access to justice work. canada.ca/en/department-… 1/2

It is with immense pride that we celebrate the appointment of Professor Jasminka Kalajdzic to the Superior Court of Justice of Ontario in Windsor. For the past 15 years, Justice Kalajdzic has been an inspiring force and a trailblazer at Windsor Law. She was the first Windsor Law

I have the utmost respect for Professor - now Justice - Kalajdzic. Her academic contributions to the law of class actions in particular have been so important. Congratulations Jasminka!

Join The Law and Technology Lab (LTEC Lab) at Windsor Law for an insightful seminar featuring Petra Molnar, where she'll present her book "The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration and Artificial Intelligence." This discussion will dive deep into the critical intersections of

On June 26th, 2024, LTEC Lab held a one-day multidisciplinary forum on online donation crowdfunding platforms such as GoFundMe. Conceived and organized by Dr. Pascale Chapdelaine and Dr. Vincent Manzerolle, the Symposium brought together thought leaders, scholars, and

Last week was an exciting time as we warmly received the Windsor Law Class of 2027! The orientation was filled with enriching experiences starting with engaging guest speakers, Dr. Teresa Donnelly and Justice Uwagboe. Activities such as the Dean's Welcome BBQ and the

At Windsor Law, our Sustainability Policy is more than just a guideline—it's a commitment. Designed to shape our decision-making and actions, this policy aligns with Windsor Law's core values and the University of Windsor’s broader dedication to sustainability. By embracing a

Join us for the Shirley E. Greenberg Chair for Women and the Legal Profession Speaker Series. Movement Lawyering: Protest & the Law Sept. 18 11:30 - 13:30 Registration: bit.ly/3Tp3kWO

Grace Kim, coordinator and founder of the Gee Project, joins Dan MacDonald to discuss engaging students through city building activities! Listen to the full interview below! windsorlawcities.ca/am800-citybuil…

Reminder: The Advocacy + Mooting Program (AMP) info session is tomorrow, Wednesday, September 18, at 12 PM in Room 0150. The session will cover the application process, competition details, and include a Q&A. AMP offers Windsor Law students a chance to participate in advocacy

Join us tomorrow for Windsor Law LTEC Lab seminar series with Petra Molnar. Draw for copies of the book for those attending in person! LTEC Lab Seminar Series with Petra Molnar : Book presentation: The Walls Have Eyes: Surviving Migration in the Age of Artificial Intelligence