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Using Social Innovation: Learning through our Family Justice & Mental Health Social Lab

April 9, 2015April 7, 2015ajrn1

The Winkler Institute blog has a post by Nicole Aylwin on the first Family Justice and Mental Health Social Lab in Ontario.

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Categories: Family Justice, Innovative Partnerships and Collaborations, Legal Services, Ontario Tags: access to justice, access to justice advocates, access to legal services, innovation

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