• The Charter is 30!
• Miss G_Project Wins Prestigious Award
• Legal Icon Westmoreland- Traoré Retires
• Review of The Unfinished Revolution: Voices from the Global Fight for Women’s Rights
• SLUTWALK: FLAC's FALL Programme
• Two Links About Feminism and What May Become the Next Wave
• Farewell, Madeleine Parent
• Doris Ogilvie, Judge and Royal Commission Member

• Congratulatory Open Letter to the Women of Miss G_ Project
• The Miss G_ Project
• The Feminist Legal Analysis Section Meets POWER on International Human Rights Day
• Building Staff Confidence - The Mentoring Method
• Message from the Chair

• Wiarton Airport Celebrates Canada's First Female Pilot
• Election Reflection
• Celebrating the Feminist Legal Analysis Section on its 15th Anniversary 

Volume 14, No. 3 - April/Avril 2008

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Volume 14, No. 2 - December/Décembre 2007

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Volume 14, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2007

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Volume 13, No. 3 - April/Avril 2007

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Volume 13, No. 2 - January/Janvier 2007

In this Issue:

• Message from the Chair
• Listserv
• The First Women Lawyers: A Comparative Study of Gender, Law and the Legal Profession
• Women and Work: Now that We Have it All, What Do We Have?
• No Woman, No Cry
• The National Action Committee on the Status of Women "NAC" Makes a Comeback!
• Withholding ghet Permission to be Reviewed by Supremes
• Canadian Judicial Council Issues Statement of Principles on Self-Represented Litigants and Accused Persons
• Family Law Arbitration: A New Regime
• Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 13, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2006

In this Issue:

• Women and children first? ... perhaps not yet: Fall-out from Recent Supreme Court of Canada Family Law Decisions
• Message from the Chair
• Finding Solutions for Articling and Beyond
• Canada taking in Burmese
• Encountering Slavery in China
• Yogesh Kumar Sabharwal
• Awards
• Subscribe Now for Your Section's List Serve
• Section Executive 2006-2007

Volume 12, No. 3 - May/Mai 2006

In this Issue:

• Forum on Women's Activism in Constitutional and Democratic Reform, Ottawa, February 13-15, 2006
• Message from the Chair
• The Challenges of Running a Feminist Law Firm: A Primer
• Focus on Family Law - Do cuts to family law legal aid discriminate against women?
• Speech to a Conference on UN Reform and Human Rights, Harvard Law School, February 26, 2006
• Funding Approved for Project to Identify Solutions to Issue of Retention of Women in Private Practice
• Section Executive 2005-2006
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Volume 12, No. 2 - March/Mars 2006

In this Issue:

• FLAC Participates in OBA Submissions on Bill 27 (Family Arbitration)
• Message from the Chair
• Nova Scotia's Newest Judges - Anne Derrick and Jamie Campbell Affirmed/Sworn-in to Provincial and Family Courts
• Press Release Issued by the Commonwealth Lawyers Association
• Premier Seeks Deal on Pay Equity Dispute
• Walking the Talk
• Support Encouraged for Pro Bono Supreme Court of Canada Cases
• Access to Supreme Justice: Women Lawyers Who Have Made a Difference - November 10, 2005
• FLAC Reception: Meet the Women Benchers - October 19, 2005
• YOU ARE WHO YOU HELP
• Section Executive 2005-2006

Volume 12, No. 1 - September/Septembre 2005

In this Issue:

• Linda Silver Dranoff Receives the 2005 Commitment to Equality Award
• Message from the Chair
• Women and "People-of-Colour" in Law: On Becoming a Person - On Becoming a Lawyer
• A Summary of the Report to the Law Society of Upper Canada - The Changing Face of the Ontario Legal Profession, 1971-2001
• Housing Found for 178 Homeless
• Legal Legend Goes Back to Serving Quebec's Poor
   

Volume 11, No. 2 - March/Mars 2005

In this Issue:

• Women and Globalization
• Message from the Chair
• Feminization of Poverty in Bankruptcy Law
• Ending the Clawback of the National Child Benefit Supplement from Families on Social Assistance: Charter Litigation and the Hands Off! Campaign
• Posthumously Martin's Symophonic Actions Win Inaugural Linden Award
• Dianne Martin: An Icon in the Criminal Bar
• The Changing Face of Law: Report Shows Women Gaining as Minorities Lag
• Scots Mothers Can Breastfeed in Public - by Law
• Gender Equality and Development Goals Inextricably Linked, UN Agency Says
• Book Review
• Feminist Web-surfing: Websites of Interest to Feminist Lawyers
• Upcoming Events

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Volume 11, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2004
 

In this Issue:

• SCC Soared to Gender Parity: Appointment of Erudite Women Jurists Makes National and Global History
• Message from the Chair
• Women in Politics (September 22, 2004)
• How the Parties (When in Power) Treated Women's Rights
• Socio-Legal Issues about Childcare
• Robert Klotz on "Sexually Transmitted Debt" and Other Feminist Theories on Debt
• Canadians 'Unwilling' to Link Trade with Social Values
• Can Fair Voting Systems Really Make a Difference
• Women in Business Facing 'Glass Cliff'
• Rape Counselors See their Work Altered by Issues in Bryant Case
• Study: Economic Consequences of Widowhood, 1990 to 2001

In this Issue:

• Feminist Legal Analysis Section Events
• Message from the Chair
• Racism Charged as Black Soldier Gets Fraction of Lynch's Pension - Injured in Same Battle
• Reintroducing a Radical Idea
• Book Reviews
• Law Foundation of British Columbia - Diversity Profile
• Upcoming Events

Volume 10, No. 1 - October/Octobre 2003

In this Issue:

• Madam Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella
• Message from the Chair
• OBA Section Chairs Meeting
• New Research Portal
• Breadwinner Decides Who Cleans House
• An Important Human Rights Tool
• Letter to the Editor
• Upcoming Events

Volume 9, No. 3 - April 2003

In this Issue:

• Case Comment
• Comment on the Youth Criminal Justice Act
• Women's Law Association and OBAP Luncheon on Work/Life Balance
• CEDAW Review of Canada's 5th Report
• 2003 Family Law Award for Excellence Won by the Feminist Legal Analysis Section's Founding Chair
• Promoting Dialogue, Creating Change
• The Stephen Lewis Foundation
• The Power of the Fourth
• Water for Profit
   

Volume 9, No. 2 - January 2003

In this Issue:

• 9th Annual Professional Breakfast
• Whither the Bar Admission Course? An Update
• Feminist Rebels Opened Doors
• The Romanow Report: A Prescription for Change?
• Hopes Betrayed: Trafficking of Women and Girls to Post-Conflict Bosnia and Herzegovina for Forced Prostitution
• Upcoming Events
   

Volume 9, No. 1 - September 2002

In this Issue:

• Claire L'Heureux-Dube
• Mary Eberts
• Reaction and Pro-action
• Coroner's Inquest on Kimberly Rogers
• Few Protections for China's New Labourers
• Cocoa Industry Moves Against Harmful Labour
• Toni Morrison Receives Doctors of Letters from U of T
• Property Rights Extended to All Common Law Relationships in Manitoba
• The National Organization for Women (California) Family Court Report 2002
• Update from British Columbia
• Upcoming Events

Volume 8, No. 3 - April 2002

In this Issue:

• Why we must save legal aid
• Collaborative Family Law
• May 6th Tribute Dinner for Madame Justice L'Heureux-Dube
• The Feminist Legal Analysis Section's Annual Commitment to Equality Award is Dedicated to Mary Eberts
• Pay Equity: Are We There Yet?
• Remembering Kimberly Rogers
• Federal Pay Equity Task Force
• International Women's Day Event
• How to Evaluate a Web Site
• Upcoming Events

Volume 8, No. 2 - January 2002

In this Issue:

• Linda Silver Dranoff
• Doris Anderson's 80th Birthday Gala Banquet
• New Reproductive Technology
• The Domestic Violence Court Program
• The Law Society of Upper Canada's Model Policy on Accommodations
• Report from the CBA (BC Branch)
• Money Laundering Legislation
• Case Comment
• Shelter Enhancement Program
• Ivory Towers
• Women and Investing
• What's It All About Ally?
• Web Sites
• Upcoming Events

Volume 8, No. 1 - August 2001

In this Issue:

• Upcoming Events
• Message from the Chair
• The Sierra Leone Special Court: A Precedent-Setting War Crimes Tribunal
• Class Action Claim for Damages from "Head Tax" Struck
• Child custody and access: The experiences of abused immigrant and refugee women
• Supreme Court of Canada Finally Releases Decision in Boston v. Boston
• Linda Silver Dranoff Awarded Governor General's Award
• National Family Law Section Proposes Changes
   

Volume 7, No. 2 - April 2001

In this Issue:

• Upcoming Events
• Commitment to Equality Award 2001 — Michele Landsberg
• Access to Justice for Women — Proposed Uniform Workplace Tribunal
• Landmark Rape and Slavery Case at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia
• Status of Women Canada's Policy Research Fund (PRF) Call for Nominations
• Feminist Legal Analysis Section Executive 2000-2001
• Madam Justice Rosalie Silberman Abella
• Message from the Chair
• OBA Section Chairs Meeting
• New Research Portal
• Breadwinner Decides Who Cleans House
• An Important Human Rights Tool
• Letter to the Editor
• Upcoming Events