Our Updates
Pro Bono Students Canada Begins SRL Family Law Coaching Project at Windsor Law
The Family Law Coaching Project is a partnership among the University of Windsor Faculty of Law, Pro Bono Students Canada (PBSC) Windso...
SRL Experience “the same” both sides of the border: Preliminary Results from the US SRL Study
The first US research to focus on the experiences of self-represented litigants in American family courts – conducted by IAALS at the U...
5 Ways to Talk about A2J Over a Summer BBQ
For the last three months, NSRLP has been focusing on the theme of “communication” and its importance in making progress towards greate...
NSRLP Summer Closing
We shall be closing the Project for the month of July and the first two weeks of August to allow for vacation time, administrative tidy...
A NSRLP Summer Reading List
We have been asking around in our A2J community for suggestions for summer reading on inspirational topics. We received many suggestion...
New UK Guidelines for Lawyers on Working with SRLs
The Law Society of England and Wales has just published guidelines for lawyers regarding their interactions with self-represented litig...
Unlocking the Potential of McKenzie Friends: NSRLP Research Project
This summer NSRLP is working with Judith da Silva, an Osgoode Hall, York University graduate student, on a research project looking at ...
NSRLP’s Strategic Plan
In September 2014, the NSRLP Advisory Board began a discussion about how to set priorities and devise strategies for maximum effectiven...
Tracking the Continuing Trends of the SRL Phenomenon: Data from the NSRLP, 2014-2015
Despite closing the formal SRL National Study in January 2013, we continue to hear every day from SRLs all over Canada (and occasionall...
NSRLP Talks In Saskatchewan
Sue Rice, NSRLP Project Manager & Research Coordinator, was recently in Regina, Saskatchewan addressing the Ministry of Justice – J...
UK Legal Aid Cuts Inspire Open Letter – and Super Heroes Video
Massive cuts to Legal Aid - civil, family and criminal – in the United Kingdom has led to a coalition including lawyers, judges, legal ...
Can We Talk? NSRLP’s Communications Focus
“(W)e need to communicate much better with each one another about what really matters if we want to make the justice system and the leg...