Part III: How Important Are Mentors in Law?
In 2017, Level designed and launched the Blazing Trails Mentorship Program, a unique initiative aimed at helping law students connect and engage with daring legal professionals who have blazed trails and defined their own metrics of success. In the final installment of our 2018-19 Mentorship blog post series (see parts one and two), we caught up with a few of our incredible mentors to hear their thoughts on mentorship, carving out a legal career, navigating a changing job market as a young lawyer, and their experiences with the program.
Volunteer Opportunity! Making a Mock Trial: Justice Education Project
Looking for a way to flex your creative writing skills? Level is seeking 3-6 justice sector volunteers (lawyers, law students, paralegals, etc.) from across Canada to help us create 2-3 new mock trial scenarios for use in our youth outreach programming.
Université de Montréal Student Journal: Environmental Justice
Each year, our Level Campus Chapters focus an annual human rights theme, mobilizing students across the country and engaging in critical discussions with an eye to promoting awareness and advocacy. As a culmination of the hard work by the Chapters throughout the year, our Level Campus Chapter at the Université de Montréal opened a call for applications to students wishing to have their voice heard through their annual journal, and were overwhelmed with the degree of interest and thoughtful submissions. Access the full publication here!
