One is the Loneliest Number: Justice Harry LaForme's Advice for Indigenous Judges and Those Who Appoint Them

from The Trauma-Informed Lawyer · host Justice Harry LaForme

This episode discusses racism, colonization and intentional Indigenous exclusion from the Canadian judiciary. You can learn more about Myrna and her work at: www.myrnamccallum.ca

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Justice Harry LaForme and I discuss the importance of Indigenous lived experiences in the judiciary as he reflects on his judicial career, trauma-informed decision making and his growing concerns about the increasing barriers for Indigenous lawyers who may wish to pursue judicial appointments.

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