Pathways to Law
Learn how Black students can get the resources they need to pursue law school and hear from current Black lawyers
August 5th
6:30 PM – 8:00 PM EST
Virtual
Zoom
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Event Description
An interactive virtual workshop brought to you by The Federation of Black Canadians funded by Law Foundation of Ontario, designed to empower and inspire Black students who are considering a career in law. Through practical guidance and candid conversations, participants will gain a better understanding of the pathway to law school, learn about resources that support Black aspiring lawyers, and hear firsthand experiences from individuals working and studying within the legal profession.
The goal of this event is to demystify the legal profession, increase access to information, and help students see that they belong in law.
Event Structure
Workshop
Panel Discussion
Q&A
Free Giveaways!
Get a chance to win a free LSAT Prep Course (valued at $500)
Workshop
- The pathway to becoming a lawyer in Canada
- Undergraduate preparation and law school admissions
- The LSAT and law school application process
- Law school and the licensing journey
Scholarships, mentorship - Opportunities, and organizations supporting Black students in law
- Strategies for overcoming common barriers to entering the legal profession
Panel Discussion
Learn From a Moderated Panel discussion with:
- Lawyers
- Lawyers school admissions/recruiting representative
- Law Students
Panelists will share their personal and professional experiences, discuss challenges they encountered, offer advice for aspiring law students, and answer audience questions during a live Q&A.
Prizes
- Participants have a chance to win 1 of 4 $25 prizes
- 10% discount to all attendees and for the Spring 2027 LSAT Prep Course courtesy of Legally Bright
- One Attendee will receive Free enrollment in the Spring 2027 LSAT Prep Course course courtesy of Legally Bright
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About our Organization
Federation of Black Canadians
The Federation of Black Canadians (FBC) is a national organization dedicated to advancing the social, economic, and cultural interests of Black Canadians across the country. Committed to fostering unity, empowerment, and representation, the FBC serves as a collective voice for Black communities, advocating for equitable access to opportunities and resources. Through community engagement, education, and advocacy initiatives, the FBC works to address systemic barriers and promote inclusion, diversity, and racial justice. By amplifying the voices and experiences of Black Canadians, the FBC strives to create a more equitable and inclusive society for present and future generations.
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