Our Achievements

For the past 50 years, the National Association of Women and the Law has fought to advance women’s rights in Canada.

From advocating for the inclusion of a strong sex equality provision in the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, to sexual assault law reform, and fighting for the decriminalization of abortion and for greater access to sexual health services, NAWL has been a strong voice for women's substantive equality since 1974.

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    Who We Are

    The National Association of Women and the Law is a not-for-profit feminist organization that works to achieve substantive equality and the realization of human rights for all women in Canada through legal education, research, strategic intervention, coalition work and feminist law reform advocacy, particularly at the federal level.
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    Activating Feminist Change

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    The Chanterelle Alliance for Feminist Law Reform

    The Chanterelle Alliance is a feminist law reform network, bringing together feminist organizations from coast to coast to coast to advance a robust, proactive feminist law reform agenda in Canada.
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    Feminist Law Reform 101

    Are you a feminist who wants to reform laws and policies to advance women's equality rights? Take this free online course now!

      Feminist Law Reform 101

      Are you a feminist who wants to reform laws and policies to advance women’s equality rights?
      We developed this bilingual online course to equip law students, social justice advocates and community groups with resources and tips on how to engage in feminist law reform to advance women’s equality rights.
      Take the Feminist Law Reform 101 Course

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      Support our work

      Help advance feminist law reform and promote women’s equality rights in Canada by donating, becoming a member or volunteering your time.

      We gratefully acknowledge the financial support of:

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      Shirley E. Greenberg