Clicklaw Partners
Who is involved in Clicklaw
These organizations are contributors to Clicklaw
Clicklaw features legal information and education resources aimed at the public contributed to the site directly by these organizations:
- BC Centre for Elder Advocacy & Support
- BC Civil Liberties Association
- BC Coalition of People with Disabilities
- BC Freedom of Information and Privacy Association
- BC Law Institute
- BC Ministry of Attorney General
- BC Ministry of Public Safety & Solicitor General
- (and the Criminal Justice Reform Secretariat, formed by these two Ministries and a third)
- BC Public Interest Advocacy Centre (BC PIAC)
- Community Legal Assistance Society
- Courthouse Libraries BC
- Justice Education Society of BC (formerly Law Courts Education Society of BC)
- Law Foundation of BC
- Legal Services Society
- MOSAIC
- People's Law School
- PovNet
- Pro Bono Law of BC
- SFU Centre for Education, Law and Society
- Tenant Resource & Advisory Centre (TRAC)
- The Canadian Bar Association BC Branch (CBABC)
- The Law Centre (University of Victoria Clinical Law Program)
- UBC Law Students' Legal Advice Program (LSLAP)
- West Coast Environmental Law
- West Coast LEAF
Clicklaw steering committee
Overseeing the development of Clicklaw has been the Clicklaw steering committee:
- Georgina Daniels, Ministry of Attorney General
- Penny Goldsmith, PovNet
- Gordon Hardy, People's Law School
- Dave Nolette, Justice Education Society of BC
- John Simpson, Legal Services Society
Clicklaw development team
Among those playing key roles in the development of Clicklaw have been:
- Drew Jackson, Courthouse Libraries BC Manager of Community Outreach
- Brenda Rose, Clicklaw Project Coordinator at Courthouse Libraries BC
- Charles Boname, Tracy McLean, and Jason Ward, among others, from the staff at Courthouse Libraries BC
- Carol McEown and Gayla Reid, who contributed their vast experience in public legal education & information
- Desy Wahyuni and Mosa (caught here on video), who supported the contributor organizations in getting their resources on Clicklaw
- OpenRoad Communications and Karo Design, who brought their considerable web development and design talents to the Clicklaw project
The Clicklaw team
Clicklaw is operated by the Courthouse Libraries BC as part of our mission to improve public access to legal information.
Clicklaw editors
Co-editors of Clicklaw are Janet Freeman and Brenda Rose of the Community Outreach department at Courthouse Libraries BC. Contact the Clicklaw editors.
Clicklaw editorial review committee
Providing editorial guidance for Clicklaw are Carol McEown, Allan Parker (Western Canada Society to Access Justice), and Gayla Reid.
Our funder
Clicklaw was developed with a project grant from the Law Foundation of BC.