Change of Name (2005) Ministry of Government Services
Self Representation as Legal Bullying Strategy (2006) Ontario Women's Justice Network
Legal Bullying - What Can Be Done About It (2005) Ontario Women's Justice Network
The Politics of Working with Women Who Have Experienced Violence (2004) Ontario Women's Justice Network
Violence Against Women with Disabilities and Deaf Women (2006) Ontario Women's Justice Network
The Rural Women's Justice Guide (2006) Ontario Women's Justice Network
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Type/Format of Resource: Website Link
Category/Topic of interest: Woman Abuse; Deaf and Disability; Communities, Cultures and Abuse; Family Violence; Human Rights; Legal Issues for women fleeing violence
Population Group: Friends & Family; Victims / Survivors; Health Care Service Providers; Social Service Providers; Legal Service Providers; Immigrant/Refugee Women; Criminal Justice ; Women with Disabilities/Deaf Women; Aboriginal Women
Year of Publication: 2008
Relates to Current Project: Understanding Family & Immigration Law through E-Learning
