Canadian feminist lawyer and women’s advocate
Keira Kagan’s favourite t-shirt was emblazoned with the words “I can change the world.” Tragically, she had little time to do that: on February 9, 2020, four-year-old Keira died while in her father’s care in a manner that Ontario’s Domestic Continue reading Changing the world
Most of the time when I think about privacy in my work, I’m thinking about ways to help women keep their personal information private, but there is another side to the privacy discussion as well. First, why is privacy such Continue reading Understanding privacy
Just shy of four months ago, on June 28th, the jury in the inquest into the deaths of Carol Culleton, Anastasia Kuzyk and Nathalie Warmerdam returned its verdict, which included 86 recommendations for change. Inquest jury recommendations are non-binding, which Continue reading Let’s get it done!
Intimate partner violence (IPV), including femicide, is nothing new. A recent book, The Castleton Massacre, explores a little-known case of long-term IPV that ended in a multiple femicide in a small Ontario town in 1963. At that time, IPV was Continue reading Changing the discourse