Upper Year Teachings on the Bundles

This event follows traditional Indigenous teaching and protocols for upper year students at the Faculty of Law. The Elder in Residence will facilitate teachings with focus on Indigenous World Views, Speaking with an Elder, Sacred Talking Circles and the Four Sacred Medicines. ALL DATES: NOV 17; JAN 12; FEB 16; MAR 9 (there will only be food delivery on March 9 - last session)

1L Teachings on the Bundle

This event follows traditional Indigenous teaching and protocols for 1L students at the Faculty of Law. The Elder in Residence will facilitate teachings with focus on Indigenous World Views, Speaking with an Elder, Sacred Talking Circles and the Four Sacred Medicines. ALL DATES: NOV 15; JAN 10; FEB 14; MAR 7 (there will only be food delivery on March 7 - last session)

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation & Fall Feast (co-sponsored by ILSA and IIO)

In honour of Truth and Reconciliation Day (Orange Shirt Day) ILSA and the IIO will host a short film screening followed by a panel discussion around the theme of Indigenous Children in the Canadian Child Welfare System.

Opinion by Professor Douglas Sanderson: The Doctrine of Discovery was only given legal life by the U.S. So why do we bother talking about it in Canada?

Monday, August 8, 2022

In an opinion published in The Globe and Mail, Aug. 5, Professor Douglas Sanderson (Amo Binashii), the Prichard Wilson Chair in Law and Public Policy at U of T Law, writes about the papal bull: 

U of T Law welcomes three new faculty members

Tuesday, July 5, 2022

The Faculty is pleased to welcome three accomplished faculty members joining U of T Law, effective July 1, 2022: 

Assistant Professor Abdi Aidid

Prof Abdi Aidid

 

Acclaimed scholar John Borrows named The Loveland Chair in Indigenous Law

Tuesday, June 28, 2022

John BorrowsIn January, Professor John Borrows will begin teaching a new course to all first-year U of T Law students that addresses the intersection of Indigenous Peoples’ laws with Canada's laws (photo by David Ball)

Introduction to Bundle Teachings

The Teachings on the Bundle will include an introduction to Indigenous worldviews, medicines, life cycles, what goes in a bundle and much more. In addition to learning, the idea of the bundle teachings is to sit in circle, build relationships, share, laugh and feel good. Each teaching will build on the previous so our expectation is that, if you choose to participate, you will do you best to come to all sessions.

Introduction to Bundle Teachings

The Teachings on the Bundle will include an introduction to Indigenous worldviews, medicines, life cycles, what goes in a bundle and much more. In addition to learning, the idea of the bundle teachings is to sit in circle, build relationships, share, laugh and feel good. Each teaching will build on the previous so our expectation is that, if you choose to participate, you will do you best to come to all sessions.

Introduction to Bundle Teachings

The Teachings on the Bundle will include an introduction to Indigenous worldviews, medicines, life cycles, what goes in a bundle and much more. In addition to learning, the idea of the bundle teachings is to sit in circle, build relationships, share, laugh and feel good. Each teaching will build on the previous so our expectation is that, if you choose to participate, you will do you best to come to all sessions.

Angela Fernandez and Bryce Edwards receive TRC Teaching Awards from Students' Law Society and Indigenous Law Students' Association

Thursday, July 8, 2021

Angela Fernandez and Bryce Edwards

Angela Fernandez and Bryce Edwards are the 2021 recipients of the TRC Teaching Award from the Students’ Law Society and the Indigenous Law Students’ Association.

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