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DESCRIPTION:Join us for an Annie Macdonald Langstaff Workshop with Professo
 r emerita Jane Glenn\, in conversation with DCL candidates Sandrine Amplem
 an-Tremblay and Laura Baron-Mendoza\, and moderated by Professor Shauna Va
 n Praagh. This year's theme for the Annie Macdonald Langstaff Workshops se
 ries is “Mothers-in-law”: Intergenerational Dialogues on Women and Human R
 ights\, and is organized in collaboration with the Centre for Human Rights
  and Legal Pluralism.\n\nAbout the speaker\n\nJane Glenn\, now retired fro
 m her position as Professor Emerita in 91������’s Faculty of Law\, was a tra
 ilblazer in 1971 as the first full-time woman law professor at 91������. Ove
 r her long career\, Professor Glenn’s scholarly interests included land us
 e planning\, agriculture\, land tenure and access to housing\, socio-econo
 mic rights\, water rights\, environment\, and mixed jurisdictions in the C
 ommonwealth Caribbean. In 1972\, she was jointly appointed to the School o
 f Urban Planning at 91������ and\, in 2001\, she joined the 91������ School of
  Environment as an Associate Member. She taught 91������’s Barbados Fall Fie
 ld Semester from 2003 to 2008 and was a visiting scholar at numerous unive
 rsities around the world throughout her career. She was elected as Associa
 te Member of the International Academy of Comparative Law in 1995\, and se
 rved as Vice-President for North America\, Central America and the Caribbe
 an of the Union mondiale des agraristes universitaires (UMAU). Prior to co
 ming to 91������ with her late husband and colleague\, H. Patrick Glenn\, Pr
 ofessor Jane Glenn earned her B.A. with honours in 1963 from Queen’s Unive
 rsity\, her LL.B. in 1966 also from Queen’s\, and her doctorate in 1973 fr
 om Université de Strasbourg. As a law professor\, she taught courses relat
 ed to property law\, land use planning\, and international development to 
 generations of 91������ students\, served as Associate Dean Academic\, and h
 as been for decades an important role model and mentor to women students\,
  scholars\, and fellow professors.\n\nAbout the theme\n\nThe theme for the
  2021-2022 Annie MacDonald Langstaff Workshop series - “Mothers-in-Law: In
 tergenerational Dialogues on Women and Human Rights” - underscores the val
 ue of conversation across generations for enriched knowledge and understan
 ding\, meaningful commitment to equality\, and inspired feminist action. A
 s was the case in 2020-2021\, the Centre for Human Rights and Legal Plural
 ism is co-sponsoring the Faculty of Law’s series dedicated to the memory o
 f Annie MacDonald Langstaff\, the first woman to graduate in law from McGi
 ll. Following the same format as last year\, women jurists who are leaders
  and mentors in their respective fields of study and practice are invited 
 to engage in dialogue with women doctoral students associated with the Cen
 tre. The intergenerational conversations will focus\, in turn\, on “Findin
 g Voice”\, “Changing the Rules”\, “Confronting Violence”\, and “Caring for
  our World”.\n
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LOCATION:Room 202 & Zoom link:  https://mcgill.zoom.us/j/84246217798
SUMMARY:Caring for Our World - Margot E. Halpenny Memorial Lecture with Jan
 e Glenn
URL:/law/channels/event/caring-our-world-margot-e-halp
 enny-memorial-lecture-jane-glenn-335212
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