Canadian Forum on Civil Justice

CFCJ

Canadian Forum on Civil Justice

The Canadian Forum on Civil Justice (CFCJ) is a national non-profit organization that has been dedicated to advancing civil justice reform through research and advocacy since 1998. CFCJ strives to make the civil justice system more accessible, effective and sustainable by leading and participating in projects that place the citizen at the center of our civil justice system.
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The Needs of Helping Organizations in the Community - Ab Currie, Ph.D.

The Needs of Helping Organizations in the Community - Ab Currie, Ph.D.

13 Apr 2021

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LET’S PICK UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF 25 YEARS AGO TO EXPAND ACCESS TO CIVIL

LET’S PICK UP WHERE WE LEFT OFF 25 YEARS AGO TO EXPAND ACCESS TO CIVIL

21 Dec 2020

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The Community Being Helped is the Resource that is Needed to Extend Access to

The Community Being Helped is the Resource that is Needed to Extend Access to

7 Oct 2020

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Measuring Impacts of Legal Services: - A Literature Review On Research Design And Methodology

Measuring Impacts of Legal Services: - A Literature Review On Research...

26 Aug 2020

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Measuring Impacts of Legal Services: Bibliography, Network and Methodology

Measuring Impacts of Legal Services: Bibliography, Network and Methodology

20 Aug 2020

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The Unintended Benefits of Innovation: - The Legal Health Check-Up Revisited

The Unintended Benefits of Innovation: - The Legal Health Check-Up Revisited

12 Aug 2020

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SOMEONE OUT THERE HELPING: - FINAL RE - PORT OF THE WELLCOMS

SOMEONE OUT THERE HELPING: - FINAL RE - PORT OF THE WELLCOMS

9 Dec 2019

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191025-CFCJ-ROI_Access_to_Justice-infographic-r2

191025-CFCJ-ROI_Access_to_Justice-infographic-r2

25 Oct 2019

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Return on Investment in Civil Justice Services and Programs - Selected Annotated Bibliography of

Return on Investment in Civil Justice Services and Programs - Selected...

21 Oct 2019

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Investing in Justice: - A Literature Review in Support of the Case for

Investing in Justice: - A Literature Review in Support of the Case for

11 Oct 2019

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