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Family Wealth in Singapore: Trust Structures, Trustee Obligations and Disputes
Apr 30, 2026- 5:30 pm — 6:45 pm 29th Floor – TD Towers, 700 West Georgia St., VancouverThis seminar will examine recent Singapore case law on trust structures, trustee obligations and general issues arising in family trust disputes.
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Housing Justice Frameworks with Dr. Ananya Roy
May 12, 2026- 5:30 pm — 7:00 pm Franklin Lew Forum, Room 101This talk will explore the deep and often invisible inter-relationships between racialized global markets and consumerism, and the conditions that perpetuate poverty worldwide.
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Algorithmic Harm and AI Governance: An Intersectional Feminist Analysis of the EU and Brazil
May 15, 2026- 12:30 pm — 2:00 pm Fasken Classroom, Room 122 and VirtuallyThis talk with examine through an intersectional feminist lens how the European Union and Brazil are approaching the governance of AI systems.
| Date | Location | Title | Organization |
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| Franklin Lew Forum, Room 101 | Youth Justice Link Pre-Law Conference | Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Office, JD Admissions | |
| VIFF Centre, 1181 Seymour Street, Vancouver | 2026 Allard Law Alumni Achievement Awards | Alumni & External Relations | |
| 29th Floor – TD Towers, 700 West Georgia St., Vancouver | Family Wealth in Singapore: Trust Structures, Trustee Obligations and Disputes | Centre for Asian Legal Studies, Centre for Business Law | |
| - | Allard Hall, 1822 East Mall | 26th Annual Interdisciplinary Legal Studies Graduate Conference | Graduate Programs, Student Organization |
| - | Franklin Lew Forum, Room 101 | 2026 Spring Workshop for a Balanced Supply of Housing | Research |
| Franklin Lew Forum, Room 101 | Housing Justice Frameworks with Dr. Ananya Roy | Allard School of Law, Centre for Feminist Legal Studies, Research | |
| Fasken Classroom, Room 122 and Virtually | Algorithmic Harm and AI Governance: An Intersectional Feminist Analysis of the EU and Brazil | Centre for Feminist Legal Studies | |
| - | Indigenous Classroom, Room 123 and Virtually | Rethinking Work and Legal Regulation for the Anthropocene | Allard School of Law, Research |