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Visual Legal Advocacy and Knowledge-based Publications
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Posted on Monday, 31 March, 2025The Public Service and Elected Leaders: Partners at the Core of Government
While the spotlight shines on politicians during the federal election campaign, another, quieter force ensures the continuity of government: Canada’s federal public service. Michael Wernick, former Clerk of the Privy Council, explains how elected officials and public servants engage in constant dialogue to keep government functioning and implement public policies. -
Posted on Friday, 28 March, 2025The place of experiential knowledge in research
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Posted on Friday, 21 March, 2025Understanding the trade war: Are tariffs legal or illegal?
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Posted on Thursday, 13 March, 2025History, knowledge and science in Africa
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Jurivision is a University of Ottawa Faculty of Law knowledge mobilization and visual legal advocacy initiative. Explore our visual publications highlighting the work of researchers, the experience of legal practitioners and the important matters of law that touch all Canadians and people around the world.
PROJECT IN DEVELOPMENT
AN INSTITUTION TO CELEBRATE
A multimedia initiative dedicated to exploring the Supreme Court of Canada on the occasion of its 150th anniversary
Visual Courses
COMING SOON
Visual courses in a digital learning environment for continuing professional development purposes. Visual courses are currently only available in French. English courses will soon be available.
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- Reference Material
- Quizzes
- Certificates of Completion
- Professional accreditation
“The Jurivision experience will allow legal scholars and students to explore visual production tools in order to reach a wider audience, share legal knowledge more effectively, and gain a persuasive advantage.”
Marie-Ève Sylvestre, Dean, Civil Law Section, University of Ottawa
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