Sentences with phrase «systemic issues of justice»
Thus crises like these often reflect systemic issues of justice and liberation.
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Debby Irving brings to racial justice the perspective of working as a community organizer and classroom teacher for 25 years without understanding racism as a systemic issue or her own whiteness as an obstacle to grappling with it.
The proposals were part of a larger call for reform of «systemic issues» in criminal justice, human rights and civil justice.
She is driven by issues of social justice and is committed to creating systemic changes that prepare students for college and career readiness.
Jitu, who leads the national Journey for Justice Alliance, provided a searing history of the systemic lack of educational opportunities afforded to students of color and, consequently, why communities must take control of the vital issues affecting their schools.
New modules of education were added to the OCJ regional programs, such as a session organized by Justice Rebecca Shamai on systemic racism and sessions that focused on child protection issues.
Last week, the United States Department of Justice issued a consent decree against the Law School Admission Council, the non-profit group that administers the test, accusing it of «widespread and systemic discrimination» and contravening the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A social lab / developmental evaluation approach may be the most effective way to pilot new ideas and new procedures, but I suggest that it may not be suitable to addressing the more fundamental systemic issues that underpin family justice processes, assuming of course that those issues need to be addressed at all.
In his decision in Fulawka v. Bank of Nova Scotia, 2010 ONSC 1148, Mr. Justice George Strathy of the Superior Court of Justice came to the opposite conclusion from that of his counterpart in the CIBC case, holding that systemic issues relating to the bank's conduct made the class action a preferable procedure to that of individual claims by affected employees.
Systemic substandard lawyering in the Ontario personal injury context (in such a highly profitable area of law) is an access to justice issue.
Access to justice is a complicated issue with multiple systemic factors including poverty, racial profiling, lack of basic legal and practical education, inadequate social services, inadequate government funding, lawyers not wanting to work for little money, etc..