An online roundtable Friday, March 8, will discuss next steps in the fight against intimate partner violence.
An online roundtable Friday, March 8, will discuss next steps in the fight against intimate partner violence.
Dozens of supporters look on as Sukanya Pillay raises the United Way flag Monday outside Chrysler Hall to kick off a weeklong fundraising campaign.
Sukanya Pillay and Olatoke Adeboboye will lead the new Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities.
Sukanya Pillay and Olatoke Adeboboye will lead the new Office of Student Rights and Responsibilities.
Human rights lawyer Sukanya Pillay will take up an appointment as interim associate vice-president of human resources effective May 2.
An interdisciplinary panel will discuss the implications of the Windsor blockade on Friday, March 4.
A visiting professor at Windsor Law, Sukanya Pillay hosts a podcast on how COVID-19 has affected issues around global justice.
A weekly podcast out of Windsor Law discusses how COVID-19 has affected issues around global justice.
Former SNC-Lavalin CEO Pierre Duhaime leaves a courtroom in February 2019, when he pleaded guilty in a bribery scandal around the construction of a $1.3-billion Montreal hospital.
It’s wrong to believe that deferred prosecution deals open the floodgates to corporate evasions of justice, says law professor Sukanya Pillay.
UWindsor alumna Sukanya Pillay and Patrícia Galvão Ferreira have taken up positions at Windsor Law funded by the Law Foundation of Ontario.
Windsor Law grad and former instructor Sukanya Pillay is one of the panellists to discuss “How to Use Your Law Degree for Change” at a conference Wednesday.
A conference Wednesday on the UWindsor campus will explore the theme “Lawyering for Change.”
The Distinguished Visitor in Women’s Studies program this year will honour a diverse group—activists whose struggles helped to enshrine gender equality in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
“Their vision and determination have made it possible for us to live in a country that values fairness and justice for women,” says Anne Forrest, director of the women’s studies program.
