We’re Hiring: Part Time Black Youth Justice Program Manager
Level is looking for a motivated, energetic and hard-working individual to join our small, dynamic team for a contract position to develop and co-lead Level's Black Youth Justice Program. This includes working in tandem with Level’s Senior Program Manager to develop, refine, and manage our Black Youth Justice Program.
Level at BLSA’s Pre-Law Expo 2026
On Sunday, September 27th, Level Justice was invited to attend the Black Law Students Association’s (BLSA’s) 2026 Pre-Law Expo. Level Justice was in attendance representing the Black Youth Justice Program (BYJP),
We’re Recruiting: Mentees for the Blazing Trails Mentorship Program
The Blazing Trails Mentorship Program is for law students looking to start a career in the social justice sector. Mentee applications are now open.
Meet the Winners of the 2025-2026 Social Justice Fellowship Award
Level Justice is excited to announce the winners of the 2025-2026 Social Justice Fellowship Award: Tia Cristiano and Isabella McCloskey of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law.
We’re Recruiting: Mentors for the Blazing Trails Mentorship Program
Level is seeking legal professionals working in the social justice sector to mentor law students interested in social justice law. Mentor sign-ups are now open!
Level Justice to Develop National Legal Learning Hub for Youth Through Rideau Hall Foundation’s Catapult Canada Initiative
Toronto, ON – January 26, 2026 – Level Justice today announced the development of the Legal Learning Hub for Youth, a new online platform designed to expand access to justice education for youth across Canada. This initiative is supported by a $146,300 grant from the Rideau Hall Foundation’s Catapult Canada Initiative.
We’re Hiring: Environmental Justice Program Facilitators
Level Justice is recruiting Program Facilitators to lead justice education sessions during the 2025/26 academic year as a part of our Environmental Justice Program (EJP).
Black Youth Justice Program x Black Law Students Association Partnership
Level Justice is excited to announce a partnership between the Black Youth Justice Program (BYJP) and Black Law Student Association of Canada (BLSA Canada).
Meet the Winners of the 2024-2025 Social Justice Fellowship Award
Level Justice is excited to announce the winners of the 2024-2025 Social Justice Fellowship Award: Nicole Green and Kiana Froese. Nicole and Kiana have served as Level’s Social Justice Fellows from the University of Victoria, Faculty of Law over the 2024-2025 academic year.
Demar Hewitt and Adonai Yohannes’ Mentorship Journey: Level’s Blazing Trails Mentorship Program
On June 11, we sat down with two participants from the Blazing Trails Mentorship Program (BTMP) to reflect on their journey together. Meet Adonai, an incoming 2L student at the University of Ottawa, and Demar, the Executive Director of Black Legal Action Centre (BLAC).
Level’s Fellow Releases Report on Socioeconomic Equity in Law Schools
As part of the 2024-2025 fellowship cohort, Shan Malhi has released his report, Supporting Socioeconomically Disadvantaged Students in Ontario Law Schools.
The Black Youth Justice Program Recognized by the Canadian Law Awards
In 2025, BYJP was recognized by the Canadian Law Awards as an Excellence Awardee for the Diversity Initiative of the Year category.
Level Fellows Masters and Laut Present on Pro Bono Policy at National Justice Workshop
As part of the 2024-2025 fellowship cohort, Erin Masters and Valeriia Laut, recent graduates at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, developed a project on rethinking pro bono policy in British Columbia, with support from Level through training, mentorship, and guidance.
Level Justice Connects with Law Students at the UOttawa Career Connections Conference
On March 19, Level Justice had the pleasure of attending the Career Connections Conference of the University of Ottawa Faculty of Law.
LAWS Hosts Level’s Empathy Training
On May 23rd, Level Justice was invited by the Law in Action Within Schools to deliver an in-person workshop to youth at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law.
A Day of Inspiration: Black Youth Justice Program Students at McCarthy Tétrault
On May 26, 2025, students from a grade 12 law class at West Humber Collegiate participated in an insightful visit to McCarthy Tétrault’s Toronto offices as part of Level’s BYJP.
“US pressure is no excuse for the Canadian legal profession to abandon DEI” says Level’s Social Justice Program Manager
Recently, Level’s Social Justice Program Manager, Fatima Ahmed, voiced her concern for commitments to DEI in the legal profession in her newest op-ed, “US pressure is no excuse for the Canadian legal profession to abandon DEI.”