About the report How can we facilitate learning about the law in a way that is grounded in the vision of community and supports efforts to end oppression? How can we equip people with honest information about the legal Read More
About the social media toolkit West Coast LEAF is proud to present a social media toolkit featuring eight images to raise public awareness of findings from our BC Gender Equality Report Card 2019/2020. The images feature beautiful illustrations by Read More
For survivors of sexual assault navigating the criminal legal system, the disclosure of private records and introduction of evidence about their sexual history can be a devastating intrusion. Concerns about this type of intrusion can also be a major Read More
West Coast LEAF was pleased to partner with Legal Services Society to publish a revised English language edition of our Separation Agreements booklet, originally published in 2013. This booklet explains the law about the fair division of family property or debt Read More
Our animated video called The Unfinished Story of Yes is part of the Only Yes Means Yes project. It explains how activism has shaped Canada’s laws about sexual assault over the years – and the deep problems that remain. Huge thanks to Read More
About the resource This plain language legal guide was developed for youth as part of our Legal Responses to Cyber Misogyny project. It explains what the law says about five common online situations that young people may experience. Is That Read More
As part of our Older Women’s Legal Education Project, West Coast LEAF and the Canadian Centre for Elder Law are proud to present Roads to Safety, a plain language handbook addressing legal challenges that impact older women survivors of Read More
West Coast LEAF is proud to be a legal education partner and contributor to From the Ground Up, a youth anti-violence workshop guide by Girls Action Foundation. This educational resource is designed to spark discussions about how to respond to violence Read More
