In the field

By Heather Whiteside I began my internship at the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network in Toronto at the beginning of June, just days before...

By Cassandra Richards During my time at Maliiganik Tukisiiniakvik Legal Services in Iqaluit, a riot broke out at the Baffin Correctional Centre in...

By Roxanne Caron My work this summer at the Centre for Law and Democracy (CLD) focused on issues of access to information, government...

By Tiran Rahimian One of the very first remarks made by my darling mother upon my return to Montreal was, perhaps unsurprisingly, that...

Par Renaude Morin Nous étions un groupe d’amis en randonnée dans la région de Taza. La nuit allait tomber et la fatigue nous...

Par Elisabeth Beauchamp Au début de mon stage, j’ai été un peu effrayée en constatant la légèreté de mon horaire de travail. Tout...

Maia Stevenson Being a law student interested in privacy rights, I frequently hear the following two comments, respectively: “Only people who have something...

By: Eleanor Dennis Walking around downtown Windhoek, it is common to see streets named after German philosophers or musicians and finishing with “Strasse”...

By Yulia Yugay Contrary to popular belief, I did not roast under the Kenyan sun for three months. In fact, we caught the...

By Adriana Cefis The first time I experienced home abroad was while eating McDonald’s soft serve at Colombo’s Racecourse as little kids played...

By Emilie Duchesne One of my most interesting assignments was to research Tep Vanny, Cambodia’s most famous land activist. Just a few days...

By Nicole Maylor From exploring different research streams in the organization to watching world cup matches over lunch, the last 6 weeks of...