Research & Law Reform Analyst in BC (British Columbia)

Research & Law Reform Analyst in BC (British Columbia)

03 Oct
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Centre for Family Equity
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British Columbia

03 Oct

Centre for Family Equity

British Columbia

Elevate your career as a Research & Law Reform Analyst with the Centre for Family Equity in British Columbia. Focus on innovative legal solutions and analysis in a fully remote setting.

This contract position requires collaboration with project teams to conduct comprehensive legal and policy research for diverse initiatives like Legal Aid Lifeline and K-12 Without Racism. You will evaluate trauma-informed legal aid frameworks and produce reports that influence policy reform. Strong legal research skills and knowledge of access to justice are essential to inform advocacy efforts.

Key Responsibilities:
• Conduct in-depth legal research on family legal aid models
• Evaluate cutting-edge approaches for family violence support




• Analyze best practices for BC’s legal aid landscape
• Author comprehensive internal and external research reports
• Engage regularly with project leadership to align goals

Requirements:
• Must be based in British Columbia
• Proven track record in legal research and analysis
• Law degree or equivalent socio-legal education preferred
• Solid understanding of family law and legal practices
• Excellent communication and data analysis skills

Utilize your legal expertise to drive advocacy and enhance family support services in BC.
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📌 Research & Law Reform Analyst in BC (British Columbia)
🏢 Centre for Family Equity
📍 British Columbia

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