Sustaining Progress in Indigenous Legal Education

Scott Franks

Sustaining Progress in Indigenous Legal Education

Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia

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Abstract

Since the release of the TRC report in 2015, momentum has been building toward Indigenous justice and reconciliation. But stronger and deeper commitments and actions are necessary.

Original language	English
Journal	CBA/ABC National
Publication status	Published - Oct 11 2022

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https://nationalmagazine.ca/en-ca/articles/the-practice/legal-education/2022/sustaining-progress-in-indigenous-legal-education

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