In recent years some of Canada's largest publicly funded systems have made important strides in improving access to services by rethinking dominant paradigms around cost and social inequality. What lessons can be imparted about increasing access to the civil justice system?

Join us for this three part Roundtable Series that will explore parallels to access to civil justice by engaging experts on health care, early childhood education and social investment. This event is co-sponsored by the York Centre for Public Policy & Law.

Speakers:

• Les Jacobs
  Executive Director of CFCJ
  
• Trevor Farrow
  Chair of the CFCJ
  
• Stuart Shankar
  Distinguished Research Professor of Philosophy and Psychology at York University and Director of the Milton and Ethel Research Initiative
  
• Christine Forsyth
  Council Member of the College of Early Childhood Educators and Ph.D. candidate at Osgoode Hall Law School