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An approach to educating the community at large about rights and legal issues that affect their lives.

What is Public Legal Education (PLE)?

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Shelley Jackson and Ruth Snyder

Who are the two individuals working in our PLE Program?

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Alberta

Which province provides reliable legal information for us?

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To contribute to, advance, and promote the legal knowledge and education of the people of Alberta. (CPLEA)

What is the Centre for Public Legal Education Alberta (CPLEA) mission?


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2001

When was the PLE Program started?

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Portage College & the Alberta Law Foundation

Who Makes our Public Legal Education Program possible?

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Monthly

How often is the PLE Newsletter published?

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Created in 1980's

Can we trust this legal information?

200

A safe space for youth to reach out by phone for caring, confidential, non-judgmental support.

What is the Kid's Help Phone?

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Free

What is the cost for PLE programs?

300

Free workshops & resources (printed and online)

What are the components of Public Legal Education?

300

Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter(X)

Which social media sites do we post on?

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Alberta Lawyers

Who validates our PLE materials & information?

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The LRCY program provides lawyers for children and youth in child intervention matters.

What does the Legal Representation for Children and Youth (LRCY) Program provide?

300

Number 6

Which treaty covers the land we live and work on?

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Underserved and vulnerable populations (youth, seniors, Indigenous)

Who is our target audience?

400

What is the web address for our PLE Program?

400

Websites, pamphlets, booklets, textbooks, directories.

What secondary sources provide PLE information?

400

This court handles the vast majority of criminal and regulatory offences in Alberta and also hears Civil cases up to $100,000, Family, Youth and Traffic cases.

What is the Court of Justice?

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Consumer Law, Criminal Law, Court Processes, Employment Law, Family Law, Human Rights Law, Indigenous Rights & Law, Wills & Estates, Youth Criminal Law

What Types of Law are covered by PLE workshops?

500

Workshop surveys & literature tracking

How do we collect data?



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Statutes, Regulations, Municipal By-laws, Court Decisions, Court Forms

What primary sources provide PLE information?

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This organization provides public legal education and information specifically designed by and for Indigenous Peoples.

Who is BearPaw?


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Alberta Court of Appeal

What is the highest court called?