Contribution: Justice Partnership and Innovation Program
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
$152,000.00
Joint Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders (JD/JID).
FY 2019-20 · 2019-04-01
Summary
This project will develop courses for the new Joint Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders and establish mandatory field studies in Indigenous communities to promote and encourage involvement in the identification of emerging trends, issues and/or gaps and possible responses with respect to the justice system. Through this funding students will participate in classroom work as well as practical, hands-on experiential learning through field schools and work in Indigenous territories.
Department
Program
Justice Partnership and Innovation Program
Recipient
Location
Victoria | Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Recipient Type
Academia
Type
Contribution
Source
Proactive Disclosure - Grants and Contributions
As published
Reference Number
119-2019-2020-Q2-00012
Amendment Number
1
Amendment Date
2019-08-23
Agreement Type
Contribution
Recipient Business Number
10816-247
Recipient Legal Name
UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA
Recipient Country
CA
Recipient Province or Territory
BC
Recipient City
Victoria | Victoria
Recipient Postal Code
V8W2Y2
Federal Riding
Victoria
Federal Riding (French)
Victoria
Federal Riding Number
59041
Program Name
Justice Partnership and Innovation Program
Program Name (French)
Programme juridique de partenariats et d'innovation
Program Purpose
The Justice Partnership and Innovation Program provides resources to facilitate access to justice through various means, including the development of new approaches, the dissemination of law-related information and the testing of pilot projects.
Program Purpose (French)
Le Programme juridique de partenariats et d’innovation fournit des ressources pour faciliter l’accès à la justice par différents moyens, dont l’élaboration de nouvelles approches, la diffusion d’information de nature juridique et la mise à l’essai de projets pilotes.
Agreement Title
Joint Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders (JD/JID).
Agreement Title (French)
Le programme conjoint dans la common law canadienne et ordonnances juridiques autochtones (JD / JID)
Agreement Number
10171300
Agreement Value
$152,000.00
Agreement Start Date
2019-04-01
Agreement End Date
2023-03-31
Description
This project will develop courses for the new Joint Program in Canadian Common Law and Indigenous Legal Orders and establish mandatory field studies in Indigenous communities to promote and encourage involvement in the identification of emerging trends, issues and/or gaps and possible responses with respect to the justice system. Through this funding students will participate in classroom work as well as practical, hands-on experiential learning through field schools and work in Indigenous territories.
Description (French)
Ce projet permettra d'élaborer des plans pour le nouveau programme conjoint dans la common law canadienne et ordonnances juridiques autochtones et établir a des domaines d'études obligatoire dans les communautées Autochtones pour promouvoir et encourager la participation dans l'identification des tendances émergentes, les problèmes ou les lacunes et les réponses possibles concernant le système de justice. Grâce à ce financement les étudiants participeront au travail en classe ainsi que suivre des pratiques sur d'apprentissage des écoles sur le terrain et travailler dans les territoires autochtones.
Additional Information
Multi-year Project: from 20182019 to 20222023 PROJECT AMENDED - Original Project Amount: $ 173,300.00 Approved Date: 2019/02/20 Fiscal Year: 20182019 Quarter: 4 Amendment #1 Amount: $ -21,300.00 Approved Date: 2019/08/23
Additional Information (French)
Projet pluriannuel : de 20182019 à 20222023 MODIFICATION AU PROJET - Projet initial Montant : 173 300,00 $ Date d'approbation : 2019/02/20 Année financière : 20182019 Trimestre : 4 Modification no1 Montant : -21 300,00 $ Date d'approbation : 2019/08/23
Organization Code
jus
Organization
Department of Justice Canada | Ministère de la Justice Canada
