Introducing our moderator for C9 Becomes Law:
Joshua Sealy-Harrington is an Associate Professor & the Chair in Palestinian Human Rights in Canada at Windsor Law. He teaches and researches about constitutional law (with a focus on equality law), critical legal theory, and social change.
As Counsel at Power Law, Sealy-Harrington’s advocacy strategically mobilizes criminal and constitutional law to advance the interests of marginalized communities. He has litigation experience before all levels of court, including as lead counsel before the Supreme Court of Canada. And a majority of his practice involves pro and low bono work for non-profit organizations promoting human rights and social justice, both in Canada and abroad.
Sealy-Harrington’s writing has been featured in several law journals and news outlets (including The Globe and Mail, Newsweek, and The Walrus), and has been cited by various tribunals (including the Supreme Court of Canada). Further, he is a frequent speaker to public, private, media, and academic organizations.
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- Introducing our moderator for C9 Becomes Law: Joshua Sealy-Harrington is an Associate Professor & the Chair in Palestinian Human Rights in Canada at Windsor Law. He teaches and researches about constitutional law (with a focus on equality law), critical legal theory, and social change. As Counsel at Power Law, Sealy-Harrington’s advocacy strategically mobilizes criminal and constitutional law to advance the interests of marginalized communities. He has litigation experience before all levels of court, including as lead counsel before the Supreme Court of Canada. And a majority of his practice involves pro and low bono work for non-profit organizations promoting human rights and social justice, both in Canada and abroad. Sealy-Harrington’s writing has been featured in several law journals and news outlets (including The Globe and Mail, Newsweek, and The Walrus), and has been cited by various tribunals (including the Supreme Court of Canada). Further, he is a frequent speaker to public, private, media, and academic organizations. Don't miss this important discussion, just days away! Register at bit.ly/HateLawWebinar