By Hai Tran One of my favourite quotes is “growth and comfort do not co-exist”. I saw this quote on a business networking application three years ago and I loved it so much, I actually got the quote tattooed on me. Upon reflection of how chaotic the year 2020 has been for us all, I […]
By Rachelle Paquet Can you think of anyone or anything across the globe that has not been affected by COVID-19? I cannot. For better or for worse, COVID-19 has left its imprint on the environment, the economy, wildlife, people, and the standard processes we use for practically everything in our daily lives. The processes we […]
By Kiana Blake The year 2020 will go down in history. What is most likely to come to people’s minds is of course is COVID-19, the global pandemic that shook the entire world. But it was also during this pandemic that we saw the tragic murders of three Black Americans: Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and […]
By Alexander Mulligan Law schools must do better. When I signed up to write this post, I was planning on talking about AI and the law. But the wave of demonstrations over the deaths of countless black folks at the hands of the state raises the question: what law schools are doing to combat racism […]
By Jean-Paul Bevilacqua One of our esteemed fellows, Dr. Jennifer L. Schulz, just had her book published by Routledge Books. It's called "Mediation & Popular Culture" and can be purchased here: https://bit.ly/2UI6Bld Congrats, Jennifer!
By Latania Christie To say that I am satisfied with my experience as a student at the Osgoode Mediation Clinic would be a gross understatement. My academic experience through the intensive program and continuing as a summer student genuinely exceeded my expectations of experiential learning. The Osgoode Mediation Intensive Program offers students the remarkable opportunity […]
