It Takes All of Us to Enforce the Law

January 26, 2016, was a historic day. Nine years after the Caring Society and AFN filed the case, the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal issued a landmark ruling that found Canada guilty of racial discrimination against First Nations children. Featuring interviews with the Caring Society's pro bono legal team, this short film explores the history and significance of the case through a legal lens. Thoughtful and engaging, the film is a must watch for legal professionals, educators, activists, and young people alike.
Note: Sébastien Grammond, a member of the Caring Society’s pro bono legal team for five years, was appointed to the Federal Court as a judge in November 2017. Thank you Sébastien for your compassionate dedication and support for culturally based equity for First Nations children!
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The Caring Society gratefully acknowledges the Law Society of Upper Canada for support of this film.

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I'm embarrassed by a government that thinks it is ethical, moral, or even human to behave so disgustingly racist. Zero excuses for what happened to Jordan, may his spirit be in peace on the other side.