Add to ORKGDavid Lepofsky recounts his volunteer advocacy efforts in 1980-82, as one of many who successfully campaigned to get Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of rights and Freedoms amended to protect disability equality. He was one of many who successfully fought to win the disability amendment to section 15 of the Charter of Rights. This lecture gives his personal recollections of his own involvement in that campaign
At the heart of the disability rights movement is the fact that people with disabilities want to be ...
Over 20 years ago, disability activists vigorously advocated for the inclusion of mental and physica...
Disability rights advocate/ law professor David Lepofsky gives Osgoode Hall Law School 1st year cons...
David Lepofsky recounts his volunteer advocacy efforts in 1980-82, as one of many who successfully c...
David Lepofsky describes a 10-year Ontario grassroots community advocacy campaign from 1994 to 2005 ...
David Lepofsky gives a brief introduction to this 12-part series of lectures on disability accessibi...
David Lepofsky is a blind lawyer and disability rights advocate. While an articling student, he was ...
David Lepofsky reflects on what 20 years of disability advocacy taught him about law, lawyering, leg...
David Lepofsky describes practical tips for effective community organizing and advocacy, drawn from ...
David Lepofsky reviews some of the unique challenges and strategies facing a grassroots community or...
This paper evaluates the role of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in promoting the equali...
Lecture by David Lepofsky (AODA Alliance chair and Osgoode Hall visiting professor) November 18, 201...
David Lepofsky critically examines Ontario\u27s progress towards becoming fully accessible to person...
David Lepofsky provides an in-depth exploration of the gains made and obstacles encountered in grass...
Ms. Rebick discusses the history of section 15 and argues that it is important to note that it was t...
At the heart of the disability rights movement is the fact that people with disabilities want to be ...
Over 20 years ago, disability activists vigorously advocated for the inclusion of mental and physica...
Disability rights advocate/ law professor David Lepofsky gives Osgoode Hall Law School 1st year cons...
David Lepofsky recounts his volunteer advocacy efforts in 1980-82, as one of many who successfully c...
David Lepofsky describes a 10-year Ontario grassroots community advocacy campaign from 1994 to 2005 ...
David Lepofsky gives a brief introduction to this 12-part series of lectures on disability accessibi...
David Lepofsky is a blind lawyer and disability rights advocate. While an articling student, he was ...
David Lepofsky reflects on what 20 years of disability advocacy taught him about law, lawyering, leg...
David Lepofsky describes practical tips for effective community organizing and advocacy, drawn from ...
David Lepofsky reviews some of the unique challenges and strategies facing a grassroots community or...
This paper evaluates the role of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms in promoting the equali...
Lecture by David Lepofsky (AODA Alliance chair and Osgoode Hall visiting professor) November 18, 201...
David Lepofsky critically examines Ontario\u27s progress towards becoming fully accessible to person...
David Lepofsky provides an in-depth exploration of the gains made and obstacles encountered in grass...
Ms. Rebick discusses the history of section 15 and argues that it is important to note that it was t...
At the heart of the disability rights movement is the fact that people with disabilities want to be ...
Over 20 years ago, disability activists vigorously advocated for the inclusion of mental and physica...
Disability rights advocate/ law professor David Lepofsky gives Osgoode Hall Law School 1st year cons...