2019 Schedule
Welcome to the 10th GAJE Worldwide Conference and Training of Trainer Program Schedule.
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Wed – 4 Dec 2019
Thu – 5 Dec 2019
Fri – 6 Dec 2019
Sat – 7 Dec 2019
Sun – 8 Dec 2019
Main Hall
Registration Desk Open
8:00am – 9:00am
Main Hall
Opening plenary session
Welcome and Keynote Speech
Traditional West Java welcome from local NGO working with vulnerable communities.
9:00am - 10:00am
Main Hall
Logistics
10:00am – 10:30am
Main Hall
Plenary Session
N.R. Madhava Menon: The Guiding Light of Global Justice Education
Presented by: Bloch, Frank – Bajpai, Asha – McQuoid-Mason, David – Pandey, Ajey – Shukkur, Sheena
10:30am – 11:00pm
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
11:00am – 12:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
Changing Attitude towards People with Disabilities: Everybody Concerns.
Presented by: Ahmed, Abdul
Justice Education: A way Forward for Access to Justice for Person with Disability (With Special Reference to India)
Presented by: Tiwari, Yash
Protecting the rights of persons with disabilities in Malawi: Lessons from the Faculty of Law, Disability Rights Clinic, University of Malawi
Presented by: Chome, Theresa
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Session On Innovative Clinical Curriculum For Enabling Law Graduates To Become Practice-Ready
Presented by: Lukose, Lisa
Developing Legal Education Through Curriculum
Presented by: Septianita, Hesti – Tedjabuwana, Rosa – Widi Mulyani, Leni
Professionally Efficient and Socially Committed Law Graduates: the Role of Law Schools in India and Legal Aid Activities
Presented by: Sivakumar, Sivanandan
Room #403
STREAM 12: Cross-cultural Lawyering and Justice Education.
Women Lawyers and Their Role in Three Islamic Countries: Iran, Kuwait, and Pakistan
Presented by: Savadkouhifar, Zoha – Khazaeipoul, Zeinab – Metlo, Faiz Ali Sheeraz – Shahad Al Melhem
Room #405
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Internships on identity rights advocacy: achieving sustainability through student commitment
Presented by: Santos, Lucia – Grandéz, Agustin
Deliberations: A structured teaching method for discussing controversial issues
Presented by: Perdue, Ben
Main Hall
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
Transforming Justice Education – Rethinking Recognition, Independence and Support for Frontline Justice Advocates and Community Paralegals
Presented by: Islam, Sumaiya – McQuoid-Mason, David
Room #408
STREAM 10: Justice Education from the Students’ Perspectives.
Redefining My Career path: Students' Personal Reflections on the Clinical methods
Presented by: Nsereko, Arthur Junior – Kange, Veronica
How CLE Teaching Methods Help Law Students In Giving Legal Education To The Poor and Marginal People
Presented by: Dwinita, Putri – Sukma, Laras
Protecting the rights of persons with disabilities in Malawi: Lessons from the Faculty of Law, Disability Rights Clinic, University of Malawi
Presented by: Chome, Theresa
12:30pm – 2:00pm
Lunch Room
Lunch
2:00pm – 3:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
An Appraisal of the Role of Data & Remand Indicators in Enhancing Pre-trial Processes in Nigeria
Presented by: Yusuf, Mahmud Danjuma – Agwu, Sunday Kenechukwu
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Designing or Re-Designing a Clinic for Justice Education
Presented by: Galowitz, Paula – Bliss, Lisa – Cody, Anna – Klein, Catherine – Stege, Ulrich
Room #403
STREAM 6 – STREAM 1 – STREAM 3
Bridging the gap between the Functionaries in Legal Aid Clinics of Law Schools: A Case Study of Institute of Law, Nirma University
Presented by: Molia, Tarkesh – Godara, Toshit
Pro Bono Legal Services In Rural Communities: Experiences Of The Bagauda Law Clinic In Aid Of Citizens
Presented by: Sule, Ibrahim – Isa Hayatu Chiroma – Dave Efevwerem – Alkali Aliyu H. – R. Badejogbin – Akinola O. B – Ononye I U. – Odigie- Emmanuel O. L
Room #405
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
The Birth, Growth, and Nurturing of a CLE Program in Myanmar
Presented by: Treuhart, Mary Pat – Win, Soe Thiri – Sharp, Kaylee – Htin, Kyaw
Myanmar Empowerment: Best Practices in Global Collaborations
Presented by: Tushaus, David – Win, Soe Thiri – Hubbard, Britane – Sharp, Kaylee
Main Hall
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
What Makes a Quality Law School-based Street Law Program? An interactive discussion of voluntary global standards and resources needed to implement them
Presented by: Whatley, Jennifer
Room #408
STREAM 7 – STREAM 8
Sustainable Justice Education in the Prison Context ; Perspective from Sindh Prisons in Pakistan
Presented by: Zahid, Haya Emaan – Khoso, Altaf
The Kuje Reform Project: Hub for Access to Justice
Presented by: Oke, Tosin Yemi
3:30pm - 4:00pm
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
4:00pm - 5:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
General Condition of Education for Stateless Ethnic Vietnamese Children in Cambodia
Presented by: Soum, Butmao
Egyptian clinical legal education ; new steps towards human right
Presented by: Imam Aly, Sahar – Hapepa, Hader
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Inspiration and Diversification in Mock Trial Training: Using an ‘Instant’ or ‘Pop-up’ Mock Trial in Justice Education
Presented by: McQuoid-Mason, David – Gayretli, Seda – Samaras,Rebecca – Madlenakova, Lucia
Room #403
STREAM 2: The Science of Learning: Latest Developments and Challenges
Role of Health Science Professionals in Functional Health Legal Education
Presented by: Verma, Priyanka
Using Neuroscience Insights and Empathy to Enhance Justice Education
Presented by: Peters, Donald – Peters, Martha M
Room #405
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
Preventive lawyering in justice education and legal practice
Presented by: Campbell, Jonathan – Cole, Liz Ryan – Brooks, Susan
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 5: Pro Bono and Justice Education.
Justice education through promotion of the idea of pro bono work and supporting the system of primary legal assistance & citizens’ advice in Poland
Presented by: Skrodzka, Marta Janina – Czernicki, Filip
A Spectrum of View on Legal Clinics of Western Balkan Countries
Presented by: Duricin, Biljana – Spaic, Aneta
Room #408
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
Role of inter-disciplinary professions in clinical legal education around the world
Presented by: Upadhyay, Ankita – Gautam, Abha
Cross Border Street Law: Working with Street Children
Presented by: Nazeri, Norbani – Nelson, Febby Mutiara – Ahmad Haiqal Bin – Ahmad Hamdan – Iskandar, Siti Umyra Binti
Room #606
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Digital Justice: incorporating technology into legal education
Presented by: McFaul, Hugh – Ryan, Francine
Coaching Community Connection On-Line: Examples from a Housing Justice Chatbot Building Clinic
Presented by: Juergens, Ann
LawTech, Clinic & Access to Justice
Presented by: Unger, Andy
5:30pm - 6:00pm
Room #Main Hall
Logistics
7:00pm - onward
@Crown Plaza Hotel
Opening Conference Dinner
Main Hall
Registration Desk Open
8:15am
TBA
Mindfulness (optional)
8:30am – 9:00am
Main Hall
Logistics
9:00am – 10:30am
Room #Main Hall
The Who, What, Where, When, Whys and Hows of Justice Education-An Introspective and Evolutionary Discussion
Presented by: Lasky, Bruce A. – McQuoid-Mason, David – Pandey, Ajey – Morrish, Wendy
10:30am – 11:00pm
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
11:00am – 12:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Legal English for Criminal Law: Public Domain Materials in Moodle Created in a Pilot Program for Indonesian Prosecutors
Presented by: Yap, Adrian – Ugha, Maria Jesse – Kristianti, Tri
Critical Clinical legal education model: Theoretical framework and practical challenges
Presented by: Awan, Hadia
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
The Role of Game-based Learning in Advancement Street Law
Presented by: Azhar, Zahra – Jaant, Zahra – Yazdan Shenas, Ramin – Siapoush, Ali Akbar
Tackling Advantages and Obstacles of Using Active Learning Methods at the University of Phayao
Presented by: Lao-amata, Ploykwan – Jiragarnkulgasame, Udomsak – Muangchoo, Worraluck
Room #403
STREAM 11: Well-being and Reflective Legal Practice.
Strengthening Students and the Legal Profession By Showing Weakness: The Use of Positive Psychology and Personal Sharing to Help Students Develop a Healthy and Sustainable Professional Identity
Presented by: Silver, Marjorie – Schechter, Susan – Spencer, Mai Linh
Room #405
STREAM 1 & STREAM 10
Enhancing Access to Justice for Women with Disability through Pro Bono Services and Clinical Legal Education
Presented by: Yusuf, Rizwana L – Kumar Upadhyay, Niteesh – Tanim, Laila
How Clinical Legal Education (CLE) give the impact for fresh graduate in order to keep the pro bono spirit
Presented by: Pitaloka Riswandini, Nindia
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 4: Pro Bono and Justice Education.
Challenges and Future: 10 years of Clinical Legal Education in Brazil
Presented by: Lapa, Fernanda
Unearthing the Yet to be Explored Path in Africa: Lessons from Library Based Legal Clinics in the United States
Presented by: Bamgbose, Oludayo John
Room #408
STREAM 13: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Justice Education.
Broader and Deeper: Guaranteeing Access to Clinical Legal Education for all Students
Presented by: Giddings, Jeff – Ernst, Lindsay – Wortham, Leah
Room #606
STREAM 6 & STREAM 9
Building Bridges And Breaking Barriers: Facilitating Pro Bono Activities For Students
Presented by: Treuhart, Mary Pat
12:30pm – 2:00pm
Lunch Room
Lunch
2:00pm – 3:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
Justice To Dalit Marginalized In India: A Mission Yet To Be Accomplished
Presented by: Ladis Francis, Peter S
Minority Rights and Access to Justice
Presented by: Perangin Angin, Harold
The Critical and Practical Role of Democracy Education in the Justice Education Project
Presented by: Roy, Denise – Purnawanty, Jani
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Diversifying Data and Inspiring Code: Using Technology and Design Tools to Promote Social Justice
Presented by: Starger, Colin
The utilisation of information and communication technology as a method for improving the performance law clinics
Presented by: Jelinic, Zvonimir
Room #403
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice for Marginalized, Excluded or Vulnerable Clients/Communities (such as persons with HIV, disabilities, migrants etc.) through Justice Education.
Experiential Learning to Teach Transformative Professional Legal Ethics within the South African Context: University of Witwatersrand Law Clinic
Presented by: Dass, Daven
Clinical legal education as a mechanism for transformative changes
Presented by: Kislova, Alina
The Role of Clinical Legal Education to Enhance Professional Responsibility in Bangladesh: An Appraisal
Presented by: Kabir, Ahmed Ehsanul
Room #405
STREAM 5: Academic Writing/Scholarship and Justice Education (research design, interdisciplinary research, measuring impact of justice education etc.).
Fostering lawyer effectiveness and empowerment ! Street Law - the trainee lawyer perspective
Presented by: Lunney, John – Grealy, Freda
The Working of Legal Aid Clinics in Law Schools - Case Study
Presented by: Gayretli, Seda
Street Law - a London experience
Presented by: Lughaigh Kerin
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
Designing of Legal empowerment programs for married Indian women in Noida (India) : A Case study.
Presented by: Gupta, Smita – Malik, Namita S.
Imparting Justice Education and empowerment through Legal Aid clinics in India
Presented by: Mishra, Abhinav Kumar – Madhav, Rupesh Chandra
Room #408
STREAM 13: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Justice Education.
The Authority of Gampong Customary Court As An Alternatif to Resolving Misdimeanor in Aceh
Presented by: Walny Rahayu, Sri
Strengthening Law and Human Rights Education (case study on the Laporo tribe) towards Human Rights District
Presented by: Birkah, Latif
Pro Bono and Legal Literacy for Teachers in West Java Region
Presented by: Budiman, Maman
Room #606
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
Global Community Lawyering and Sustainable Development: Drawing on Cross-Border Collaborations to Address Vexing Social Justice Concerns
Presented by: Lopez, Rachel – Brooks, Susan – Omoyemen, Lucia Odigie-Emmanuel
3:30pm - 4:00pm
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
4:00pm - 5:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
The Actual Justice of the Right to Counsel and the Right to Appeal in Three Thai Upper Northern Provinces
Presented by: Srichaiyarat, Panarairat – Mekkriengkri, Teerapan – Plianpadoong, Piyaorn
Clincal Students as the Catalyst for Guaranteeing Counsel at Bail Hearings
Presented by: Colbert, Doug
Strategies to overcome barriers and gaps in accessing justice and rights by the vulnerable migrant population: a Colombian justice education experience.
Presented by: Pelacani, Gracy
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Using Interactive Polling Software to Engage & Support Students
Presented by: Spencer, Mai Linh Cho
Developing virtual and long-distance clinics which challenge clinical metro-normativity
Presented by: Harrison, Judy – Mangiafico, Liliana
Room #403
STREAM 13: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Justice Education.
Improving The Future Using Clinical Legal Education To Educate Law Students For Just Society
Presented by: Choubey, Meenal – Dahiya, Shiksha
The Role of Law Schools/Clinics in Promoting Education for Justice, Human Rights and a Culture of Lawfulness
Presented by: Odigie-Emmanuel, Omoyemen Lucia – Dhaiya, Shiksha – Tikoo, Anju Vali
Room #405
STREAM 5: Academic Writing/Scholarship and Justice Education (research design, interdisciplinary research, measuring impact of justice education etc.).
Legal literacy research in Czech republic: searching for the definition of "an average person"
Presented by: Madlenakova, Lucia S – Augustinova, Katerina
CALLED TO THE BAR: A comparative study - What various jurisdictions across the world require before an individual can be “called to the bar”
Presented by: Cole, Liz Ryan – Campbell, Jonathan – Fernandez-Artiach, Pilar – O.J. Bamgbose – Ditucalan, Alizedney M. – Ernst, Lindsay – Osiemo, Lynette – Milne, Jo.
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
Integrating human rights education within the Street Law curriculum
Presented by: Seow, Florence A
Furthering the rights of the incarcerated through Street Law: Perspectives from Zimbabwe
Presented by: Hamadziripi, Chengetai Euphemia – Mlambo, Chiedza Pauline
Street law for students with disabilities
Presented by: Syahputra, Hendro – Dwinita, Putri – Ria Nuryani Rohman
Room #408
STREAM 8 & STREAM 3
Horizontal Drop In Clinics In Brazil: case study from 02 Universities in Brazil
Presented by: Avelino, Pedro – Jorgeti, Lourdes Regina
Legal Aid in Action - Facilitating through Practice
Presented by: Majid, Chaudhry Abrar
Room #606
STREAM 7: The Development and Sustainability of Justice Education Initiatives.
Incorporating Clinical Methodologies in Academic Courses: A Model of Experiential Learning from Qatar University College of Law
Presented by: Mattar, Mohamed
Improving educational programmes in legal clinics considering a changing generation of curators
Presented by: Biarozka, Dzianis – Rebitska, Kateryna
Main Hall
Registration Desk Open
8:15am
TBA
Mindfulness (optional)
8:30am – 9:00am
Main Hall
Logistics
9:00am - 10:30am
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice for Marginalized, Excluded or Vulnerable Clients/Communities (such as persons with HIV, disabilities, migrants etc.) through Justice Education.
Combating the Trafficking of Myanmar Women to China and Thailand
Presented by: Nita, Nita
Justice Education in Emergency Situation
Presented by: Azhar, Zahra – Siapoush, Ali Akbar – Karimivahed, Homeyra
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Mobile Legal Clinics: From planning to assessment
Presented by: Upreti, Nirmal Kumar – Gautam, Manju – Hubbard, Britane – Frye, Seth
Collaboration to create projects for your community: Lessons from Myanmar and Nepal
Presented by: Hubbard, Britane Suzann – Tushaus, David – Upreti, Nirmal Kumar – Frye, Seth
Room #403
STREAM 9: Professional Responsibility, Legal Ethics, and Professional Identity Formation Through Justice Education.
Professional, social and ethical responsibility of society craftsmen
Presented by: Nautiyal, Navtika P
Legal Ethics And Professional Responsibility As A Means Of Enhancing Justice Education
Presented by: Nwauzi, Linus Onyekaozurule
Room #405
STREAM 3: Legal Empowerment and Justice Education (this includes Community Legal Education/Legal Literacy/Street Law).
A Street Law Experience in Brazil: teaching children about the value of Rule of Law
Presented by: Pagani, Andre de Souza – Buck Avelino, Pedro – Roe, Richard L.
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 2: The Science of Learning: Latest Developments and Challenges
Crossed views between clinical legal education and educational sciences
Presented by: Deramat, Marie – Jourdan, Pauline – Tournaux, Sébastien
“The REAL project” - A case study on a collaborative teaching project to integrate and facilitate experiential learning in law.
Presented by: Herverin, Brónagh – Cullen, Siobhan – Bracken, Lydia
Room #408
STREAM 12: Cross-cultural Lawyering and Justice Education.
Law Students and Global Mobility: Do international programs really develop students' intercultural skills?
Presented by: Campbell, Catherine
The need of innovation to achieve greater rule of law in a cross cultural situation: The case of La Garita and the goal of active citizenship.
Presented by: Grandez Mariño, Agustin – Mandujano Mogollon, Valeria
Room #606
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
The Future is in the Minds: Using Education and Global Partnerships to Achieve SDG 16
Presented by: Petkov, Alex – Williams-Elegbe, Sope – Deehring, Melissa – McFaul, Hugh – Whalen-Bridge, Helena
10:30am - 11:00am
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
11:00am – 12:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice for Marginalized, Excluded or Vulnerable Clients/Communities
Young People and the Law: it's more than crime and child welfare
Presented by: Choudhari, Toobah – Ambrogetti, Bronwyn
Incarcerated Youth and Justice Education: A Clinical Paradigm
Presented by: Cohen, Laura
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Developing Context-Appropriate Interactive Teaching Materials
Presented by: Lyman, Jennifer – Mukhtar, Nasiru
Room #403
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
Incorporating International Human Rights Conventions and Norms into the Domestic Legal Framework through Community Legal Education and Cross-border Collaborations
Presented by: Ernst, Lindsay – Gascon-Cuenca, Andres – Fernandez Artiach, Pilar – Klein, Catherine
Room #405
STREAM 13: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Justice Education.
Vulnerabilities And SDG 16: Possibilities And Challenges For Justice Education
- Presented by: Bajpai, Asha – Naik, Abhayraj – Thomas, Sarasu Esther – Molia, Tarkesh – Harrison, Judy
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 10: Justice Education from the Students’ Perspectives.
Justice Education from the Students’ Perspectives
Presented by: R M Bakri, Rizq Nurrqausar – Izani, Mohammad Hakiim – Talhah, Alya Tadwini Binti – Wan Nurul Azimah Binti Arifin
Room #408
STREAM 12: Cross-cultural Lawyering and Justice Education.
Pro Bono Legal Service in Asia: Analyzing the Current Situation and Solutions for its Improvement; Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Iran, and Pakistan as a Case Study
Presented by: Noori, Masoud – Hosseini, Seyed Ali – Arpeeta S. Mizan – Dowlatshahi, Sepideh – Metlo, Faiz Ali Sheeraz – Savadkouhifar, Zoha
Room #606
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
United Nations E4J Training Session
Presented by: Petkov, Alex – Williams-Elegbe, Sope – Deehring, Melissa – McFaul, Hugh – Whalen-Bridge, Helena
12:30pm – 2:00pm
Lunch Room
Lunch
2:00pm – 3:30pm
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice through Justice Education.
The Right to Access to Justice for Violations of Human Rights in Theory and Practice
Presented by: Schwinn, Steven
Access To Justice For The Poor, Vulnerable And Marginalized Persons: Lessons From The Justice, Education Programs In Sub-Saharan Africa.
Presented by: Touray, Thomas Fuad – Yakasai, Ma`Aruf Mohammed
Room #403
STREAM 8: Justice Education Collaboration (networking, multidisciplinary collaborations, international and cross-border projects etc.).
Empowering the Sexually Exploited and At-risk Women trough Entrepreneurship and Legal Education
Presented by: Widi Mulyani, Leni – Milam, Jane – Rachmawati, Irma
Educating Professional Responsibility and Legal Ethics through Clinical Legal Education: Insights from University of Malaya’s Experience
Presented by: Nazeri, Norbani – Rastam Shahrom, Zuraida – R M Bakri, Rizq Nurrqausar – Mohd Soberi, Aisyah
Clinical Legal Education at the Market Place: The Importance of Collaborative Approaches in Justice Education
Presented by: Mbogoh, Annette Mudola – Rogo, Ronald
Room #405
STREAM 5: Academic Writing/Scholarship and Justice Education (research design, interdisciplinary research, measuring impact of justice education etc.).
Aiding The Disabled Transcend Limitations In Nigeria: The Law And Policy On Education In Perspective
Presented by: Oziegbe-Anozie, Alunegbe
An Appraisal of the Role of Data & Remand Indicators in Enhancing Pre-trial Processes in Nigeria
Presented by: Agwu, Sunday Kenechukwu – Yusuf, Mahmud
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 4: Pro Bono and Justice Education.
Just Lawyer For A Just Society: Educating Future Lawyers Through Literacy Clinics
Presented by: Shukkur, Sheena – Palullakandiyil, Firos
Questioning the knowledge and practice of legal empowerment
Presented by: Laun, Mahum Shahzad
Is the state legal aid system viable without pro bono service?
Presented by: Havelkova, Maria
Room #408
STREAM 9: Professional Responsibility, Legal Ethics, and Professional Identity Formation Through Justice Education.
Towards authenticity: Ruminating on identity
Presented by: Taylor-Barnett, Pamela – Ferguson, Anneka
Room #606
STREAM 4: Pro Bono and Justice Education.
Does law student pro bono increase access to justice, or should it? Hard questions & responsive models
Presented by: Whalen-Bridge, Helena – Schechter, Susan – Lee, Ruby
PRO BONO: Role of Law Students and Aid to Public
Presented by: Shah, Nishit – Rathee, Mahak – Shrivastava, Nishita
Probono guideline in Nepal
Presented by: Gautam, Moti Raj
3:30pm - 4:00pm
Main Hall
Refreshment Break
4:00pm - 5:30pm
Room #305
GAJE General Members Meeting
@ The Mayor Resident
Conference Dinner (–> Country Justice/Cultural Performances)
Main Hall
Registration Desk Open
8:15am
TBA
Mindfulness (optional)
8:30am – 9:00am
Main Hall
Logistics
9:00am - 10:30am
Room #305
STREAM 1: Achieving Greater Rule of Law and Access to Rights and Justice for Marginalized, Excluded or Vulnerable Clients/Communities (such as persons with HIV, disabilities, migrants etc.) through Justice Education.
GBV vis-a-vis Harmful Practices in Nepal
Presented by: Pudasaini, Navaraj
Protection of Domestic Violence against Women in Myanmar Legislation
Presented by: Tun, Khine
Combating Gender Based Violence Through Pro Bono Partnerships and Collaborations
Presented by: Thephithuck, Pavina – Phimmasone, Chitpasong
Room #407
STREAM 6: How To – Sharing Best Teaching Methods, Information Technology and Innovative Ideas for Justice Education
Clinical Legal Education: The Convergence Of Technology And Social Justice
Presented by: Adelakun, Olanike Sekinat
Use of Social Media in Teaching and Learning Law (Learning from experience of three continents and Thirteen Universities)
Presented by: Upadhyay, Niteesh Kumar
Room #403
STREAM 6 – STREAM 3 – STREAM 9
Inculcating Professional Skills Training Into the Clinical Legal Education Curriculum: A Case Study of Project PLACE
Presented by: Mukhtar, Nasiru – Odaghara, Chidinma Therese
Street law for students with disabilities
Presented by: Syahputra, Hendro – Dwinita, Putri – Ria Nuryani Rohman
Training the Kenyan lawyer for ethical legal practice: a proposal.
Presented by: Osiemo, Lynette
Room #405
STREAM 13: Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals through Justice Education.
The Necessity of Developing the Environmental Law Clinic in Asia; Iran, India, and Bangladesh as a Case Study
Presented by: Noori, Masoud – Dowlatshahi, Sepideh – Abbasian, Naeeme – Banerjee, Mrinalini – Fathi, Zhila
The real victims of Cyclone Fani: Status, Legal Impasse & Atrocities faced due to castism by minorities in Odisha in the face of Humanitarian Crisis reflects lack of justice education.
Presented by: Banerjee, Mrinalini
Room #Main Hall
STREAM 10: Justice Education from the Students’ Perspectives.
Impact of legal education on the development of civil society - lesson from Poland
Presented by: Kwiatkowski, Daniel
Benefits And Experiences Joined Clinical Legal Education For Law Students
Presented by: Denis, Yudistya – Medisa, Fela – Utama, Alif Putra
Room #408
STREAM 9 – STREAM 1
A Human Rights Code of Conduct: Ambitious Aspiration for a Public Interest Law Office or Law Clinic
Presented by: Barlett, Lauren
Access To Justice For Victims Of Domestic Violence:A Case Study Of Domestic Violence Against Men In Northern Nigeria
Presented by: Abdulkadir, Maryam Idris
Room #606
STREAM 2: The Science of Learning: Latest Developments and Challenges
Neverending Motivation and Satisfaction - Workshop of Positive Psychology for Legal Educators
Presented by: Przemysław, Kubiak