ASSOCIATION DES JURISTES D'EXPRESSION FRANÇAISE DE L'ONTARIO: federal grants and contributions: 26 agreements; $14.7M value; 2 departments; 7 programs.
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The organization will continue its work on CliquezJustice.ca, a Canada-wide public legal education and information portal designed to develop the legal capacity of Francophone minority communities and to help them become equipped to face a legal challenge. The organization will continue to research, develop and add new content related to various legal issues in several areas of law, advertise and promote the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners, conduct activities to ensure that the site meets the needs of Francophone minority communities and undertake evaluation activities
The project consists of supporting French language services provided by a bilingual justice information hub in Ottawa. These services include providing legal information, referrals, information sessions on legal topics, and support for individuals who have to go to Court. The organization will also create tools for the clientele, develop partnerships and promote the hub. Services are provided by a variety of means, including face-to-face, by phone, by email or by internet.
The project consists of supporting services provided by a bilingual justice information hub in Ottawa. These services include providing legal information, referrals, information sessions on legal topics, and support for individuals who have to go to Court. The organization will also create tools for the clientele, develop partnerships and promote the hub. Services are provided by a variety of means, including face-to-face, by phone, by email or by internet.
The contribution will cover core/operational costs for the organization. The funding will facilitate the leveraging of eligible activities and projects designed to improve access to justice in both official languages.
The organization will continue its work on Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The organization will develop and add content to the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners and recruit new ones, promote the site, and add necessary technological improvements to it, while keeping in consideration the needs identified by training professionals.
The organization will continue its work on CliquezJustice.ca, a Canada-wide public legal education and information portal designed to develop the legal capacity of Francophone minority communities and to help them become equipped to face a legal challenge. The organization will continue to research, develop and add new content related to various legal issues in several areas of law, advertise and promote the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners, conduct activities to ensure that the site meets the needs of Francophone minority communities and undertake evaluation activities
The project consists of supporting services provided by a bilingual justice information hub in Ottawa. These services include providing legal information, referrals, information sessions on legal topics, and support for individuals who have to go to Court. The organization will also create tools for the clientele, develop partnerships and promote the hub. Services are provided by a variety of means, including face-to-face, by phone, by email or by internet.
The organization will continue its work on CliquezJustice.ca, a Canada-wide public legal education and information portal designed to develop the legal capacity of Francophone minority communities and to help them become equipped to face a legal challenge. The organization will continue to research, develop and add new content related to various legal issues in several areas of law, advertise and promote the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners, conduct activities to ensure that the site meets the needs of Francophone minority communities and undertake evaluation activities
The project will see the creation of on-line training modules in French legal terminology to complement and support the French Language Institute for Professional Development (FLIPD) which offers an annual one-week intensive training course to justice professionals. The modules will be made available through Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The project will contribute to increasing the capacity of participants to provide French language services.
Provision of public legal education and advice on matters related to workplace sexual harassment in francophone communities across Canada.
The project will see the creation of on-line training modules in French legal terminology to complement and support the French Language Institute for Professional Development (FLIPD) which offers an annual one-week intensive training course to justice professionals. The modules will be made available through Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The project will contribute to increasing the capacity of participants to provide French language services.
The contribution will cover core/operational costs for the organization. The funding will facilitate the leveraging of eligible activities and projects designed to improve access to justice in both official languages.
This proposal seeks to create or reinforce existing partnerships with racialized community organization, provide Public Legal Education and Information (PLEI) and increase access to justice in French for racialized individuals in Ontario. The project will also aim to better equip community workers and justice professional working with racialized communities.
The organization will continue its work on Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The organization will develop and add content to the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners and recruit new ones, promote the site, and add necessary technological improvements to it, while keeping in consideration the needs identified by training professionals.
The organization will continue its work on CliquezJustice.ca, a Canada-wide public legal education and information portal designed to develop the legal capacity of Francophone minority communities and to help them become equipped to face a legal challenge. The organization will continue to research, develop and add new content related to various legal issues in several areas of law, advertise and promote the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners, conduct activities to ensure that the site meets the needs of Francophone minority communities and undertake evaluation activities
The organization will continue its work on Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The organization will develop and add content to the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners and recruit new ones, promote the site, and add necessary technological improvements to it, while keeping in consideration the needs identified by training professionals.
The organization will continue its work on Jurisource.ca, an Internet portal that provides access to legal and jurilinguistic resources for justice professionals in French language minority communities in Canada. The organization will develop and add content to the site, maintain its relationships with existing partners and recruit new ones, promote the site, and add necessary technological improvements to it, while keeping in consideration the needs identified by training professionals.
This project will serve the needs of diverse and underserved families experiencing separation or divorce by developing and delivering training in family mediation remotely. The training will be done in French and will address the concept of parental alienation, as well as the amendments made to the Divorce Act.
CliquezJustice.ca is a digital platform created in 2012 that provides legal resources for Francophone litigants outside Quebec to support their access to justice. The Content management system (CMS) on which this platform is based should make it possible to classify and consult increasing data from year to year while improving the platform as needed. However, CliquezJustice.ca currently operates the Drupal 7 CMS, which will soon be obsolete. It has therefore become imperative to migrate to Drupal 9, a modern CMS capable of ensuring the proper operation of CliquezJustice.ca for many years
CliquezJustice.ca is a digital platform created in 2012 that provides legal resources for Francophone litigants outside Quebec to support their access to justice. Following an overhaul of its Content management system (CMS) by migrating away from Drupal 7 CMS to Drupal 9, CliquezJustice.ca must now undergo a new Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) in order to complete its modernisation.
This project will enable the Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario to administer a survey from the Ontario Legal Information website. Those who use the Centre's legal services will complete this survey. It will collect data on the relevance and appreciation of these services. This data will contribute to a better understanding of the extent to which the Access to Justice in Both Official Languages Support Fund is achieving its objectives.
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and improve their skills.
This project will enable the Association des juristes d'expression française de l'Ontario to administer a survey from the Ontario Legal Information website. Those who use the Centre's legal services will complete this survey. It will collect data on the relevance and appreciation of these services. This data will contribute to a better understanding of the extent to which the Access to Justice in Both Official Languages Support Fund is achieving its objectives.
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Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada. Source: Government of Canada proactive disclosure of grants and contributions (open.canada.ca, dataset 432527ab-7aac-45b5-81d6-7597107a7013), 1,327,352 rows as published, collapsed to one agreement per agreement number (per reference number where none is given) at its latest amendment, which carries the full agreement value. Years are the agreement start year. Agreements with individuals are counted but not named.