Feminist initiatives in the curriculum are complemented by a commitment to research and scholarship in feminist legal studies. Feminist approaches and analyses are developed in relation to many areas of law, including:
- Criminal Law & Evidence (Professors Benedet, Cunliffe & Grant)
- Constitutional Law (Professors Parkes & M. Young)
- Corporate Law (Professors Liao and Sarra)
- Disability Law (Professor Grant)
- Environmental Law (Professor Liao & Stacey)
- Family law (Professors Aloni & Tremblay)
- Immigration & Refugee Law (Professors Dauvergne & Kaushal)
- Indigenous Law (Professors M. Barkaskas & Hilland)
- International Law (Professors Barrett, Ghebremusse & Mickelson)
- Social Welfare Law (Professor M. Young)
- Tort Law (Professor Iyioha)
Work is being done as well in feminist legal theory and legal education, and on the intersections between race, gender, sexuality, class, disability and culture. See below for information on recent publications and current projects.
*Please note that this page is under development and does not contain an exhaustive list of all publications and projects by our faculty affiliates and students.
