Amber Prince
What We Can Learn from Self-represented People Navigating Legal Processes [46min] Ethics Time: 35min

Date:

November 18, 2021

Course:

Administrative Law Conference 2021

Contributor(s):

Amber Prince

Administrative Law » Bias and impartiality, Self-represented parties

Presentation Content:

Slides: What We Can Learn from Self-represented People Navigating Legal Processes

Unconscious Bias and Racism in the Workplace [1h 34min] Ethics Time: 30min

Date:

November 17, 2020

Course:

Human Rights Law Conference 2020: Combo

Contributor(s):

Kymberly Franklin

Parker Johnson

Amber Prince

Aboriginal Law » General
Human Rights » Discrimination, General
Practice Management » Employee hiring and retention, Management and organization of firms

Presentation Content:

Slides: Unconscious Bias and Racism in the Workplace
Slides: Unconscious Bias and Racism in the Workplace
Slides: Unconscious Bias and Racism in the Workplace
Handout: Resources

Reconciliation and Trauma-informed Representation [51min] Ethics Time: 51min

Date:

November 14, 2019

Course:

Human Rights Law Conference 2019

Contributor(s):

Myrna McCallum

Amber Prince

Human Rights » Client Relations, Ethics, General, Professional Responsibility
Practice Management » Client Relations

Presentation Content:

Slides: Becoming a Trauma-informed Lawyer: An Act of Reconciliation
Handout: Further Reading
Paper: Truth Before Reconciliation: Remarks on Interactions with Indigenous People Accessing Colonial Human Rights Processes