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Posted on April 5, 2015April 5, 2015

NAWL Gender and the Law Handbook

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In 2012, a few students and I collaborated to create a gender and the law handbook for first year law students as an introduction to the feminist legal issues and intersectionality that they would experience but may not have a chance to unpack during 1L. http://www.nawl.ca/files/NAW0100%20Gender%20and%20Law%20FINAL.pdf

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