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DESCRIPTION:Intergenerational Dialogues on Women and Human Rights\n\n(En an
 glais seulement) Professor Jane Glenn In dialogue with Sandrine Ampleman-T
 remblay and Laura Baron-Mendoza\, Doctoral candidates at 91�Թ�'s Faculty 
 of Law Coordinated by Professor Shauna Van Praagh.\n\nHoused at our Facult
 y of Law\, and organized this year in collaboration with 91�Թ�’s Centre f
 or Human Rights and Legal Pluralism\, the Annie MacDonald Langstaff worksh
 ops provide a forum for the presentation of scholarly research and practic
 e-based insights by academics\, judges\, lawyers\, and community activists
  on legal issues relating to equality\, social diversity\, and access to j
 ustice. The series is named in honour of Annie MacDonald Langstaff\, who\,
  despite being the first woman to graduate from the 91�Թ� Facu
 lty of Law in 1914\, was denied the right to practice law in Quebec. This 
 year’s theme for the series is “ ‘Mothers-in-Law’: Intergenerational Dialo
 gues on Women and Human Rights”\, and each workshop takes the form of a di
 alogue between an invited speaker and two women doctoral students at McGil
 l’s Faculty of Law. The last dialogue of 2021-2022\, at the same time McGi
 ll’s annual Margot Halpenny Memorial Lecture\, is entitled “Caring for Our
  World”. It features Professor Jane Glenn\, the first woman law professor 
 at 91�Թ�\, in conversation with doctoral candidates Sandrine A
 mpleman-Tremblay and Laura Baron-Mendoza.\n\n\n	Jane Glenn\, now retired fr
 om her position as Professor Emerita in 91�Թ�'s Faculty of Law\, was a tr
 ailblazer in 1971 as the first full-time woman law professor at 91�Թ�. Ov
 er her long career\, Professor Glenn's scholarly interests included land u
 se planning\, agriculture\, land tenure and access to housing\, socio-econ
 omic rights\, water rights\, environment\, and mixed jurisdictions in the 
 Commonwealth Caribbean. In 1972\, she was jointly appointed to the School 
 of Urban Planning at 91�Թ� and\, in 2001\, she joined\n	the 91�Թ� School 
 of Environment as an Associate Member. She taught 91�Թ�'s Barbados Fall F
 ield Semester from 2003 to 2008 and was a visiting scholar at numerous uni
 versities. She was elected as Associate Member of the International Academ
 y of Comparative Law in 1995\, and served as Vice- President for North Ame
 rica\, Central America and the Caribbean of the Union mondiale des agraris
 tes universitaires (UMAU). Prior to coming to 91�Թ� with her late husband
  and colleague\, H. Patrick Glenn\, Professor Jane Glenn earned her B.A\, 
 with honours in 1963 from Queen's University\, her LL.B. in 1966 also from
  Queen's\, and her doctorate in 1973 from Université de Strasbourg. As a l
 aw professor\, she taught courses related to property law\, land use plann
 ing\, and international development to generations of 91�Թ� students\, se
 rved as Associate Dean Academic\, and has been for decades an important ro
 le model and mentor to women students\, scholars\, and fellow professors.
 \n	\n	On Zoom. \n
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SUMMARY:Annie MacDonald Langstaff Workshop 2021-2022\; Mothers-in-Law 
URL:/law/fr/channels/event/annie-macdonald-langstaff-w
 orkshop-2021-2022-mothers-law-338284
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