Sentences with phrase «community legal education workers»
Training for Community Legal Education workers in preparation for employment in Family Violence Prevention Legal Services: Trainers Guide and Resource Guide (NSW)(2008)(hard copy provided).
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Provide human rights education to address family violence, such as training for community legal education workers in Family Violence Prevention Legal Services;
In June 2007 the Commission was funded by the Attorney - General's Department to develop and deliver an education module for these 15 Community Legal Education workers.
Not exact matches
Special Services Units: Addressing particular legal problems or the needs of specific vulnerable communities — Foreclosure Prevention Unit, Foreclosure Consequences Advocacy Team, Medical Legal Partnerships, Veterans Project, Reentry Initiated through Services and Education (RISE) Project, Integrated Rural Legal Assistance Project, Farm Worker Unit, and Native American legal problems or the needs of specific vulnerable communities — Foreclosure Prevention Unit, Foreclosure Consequences Advocacy Team, Medical Legal Partnerships, Veterans Project, Reentry Initiated through Services and Education (RISE) Project, Integrated Rural Legal Assistance Project, Farm Worker Unit, and Native American Legal Partnerships, Veterans Project, Reentry Initiated through Services and Education (RISE) Project, Integrated Rural Legal Assistance Project, Farm Worker Unit, and Native American Legal Assistance Project, Farm Worker Unit, and Native American Unit.
He has expanded beyond legal education, offering the same structure to interactive learning communities for other specialties such as nursing students and restaurant workers.
Furthermore, this type of project brings together an inter-disciplinary team — lawyers and public legal education experts, but also designers, developers, community workers and communications experts.
The Migrant Workers Alliance for Change includes individuals as well as Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention, Asian Community Aids Services, Butterfly (Asian and Migrant Sex Workers Support), Caregiver Connections Education and Support Organization, Caregivers Action Centre, Durham Region Migrant Solidarity Network, FCJ Refugee House, Fuerza Puwersa, GABRIELA Ontario, IAVGO Community Legal Clinic, Income Security Advocacy Centre, Justice for Migrant Workers, Migrante Ontario, No One Is Illegal — Toronto, Northumberland Community Legal Centre, OCASI — Ontario Council of Agencies Serving Immigrants, OHIP For All, PCLS Community Legal Clinic, SALCO Community Legal Clinic, Students Against Migrant Exploitation, Social Planning Toronto, UFCW, UNIFOR, Workers Action Centre and Workers United.
Her job was not only advancing the legal rights and entitlements of individual injured workers, but also their «collective» interests, through education, community development and law reform.
«We are thrilled to partner with the Fair Work Center and Seattle University to address the pressing legal needs of the low - wage worker community,» said Christine Cimini, Associate Dean for Experiential Education and Professor of Law at the University of Washington School of Law.
This conference is open to legal professionals, community workers, students, and other people working in access to justice and doing public legal education and information (PLEI).
Providing a broad array of legal responses including legal advice and referral, representation in individual cases, law reform, community organizing and development, and public legal education using a wide range of staff including intake workers, community legal workers, lawyers, policy analysts, social workers, administrative staff and volunteers.
On October 9 - 10, 2013, there will be a forum open to everyone with an interest in public legal education - PLEI providers, funders, community workers, advocates, individuals.
Additionally, Eric helped develop ILRC's community model for effectively processing naturalization applications in groups and trained both legal workers and lay advocates in the Bay Area and Los Angeles, and works with community organizers and others on voter education for naturalized citizens.
In 2007 the Commonwealth Attorney - General's Department provided funding to 9 Family Violence Prevention Legal Services (FVPLS) to employ 15 Community Legal Education (CLE) workers.
Programs of this nature are an important means of strengthening the capacity of Indigenous workers to expand the education and understanding among Indigenous communities of the legal contexts of family violence.