The Alberta Civil Liberties Research Centre (ACLRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting and protecting human rights and civil liberties in Alberta, Canada. As an organization committed to education, research, and advocacy, the ACLRC offers a range of job opportunities for individuals passionate about social justice and human rights. Whether you are interested in legal research, community outreach, or policy development, working at the ACLRC provides a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact in advancing civil liberties for all individuals in Alberta.
ACLRC is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented law student to support the organization in organizing and cataloging its physical and digital legal library. This role is ideal for a first- or second-year law student interested in legal research, knowledge management, and improving access to legal resources.
This position reports directly to the Executive Director (ED) and works in cooperation with the Director of Research and Education (DRE) and the Communications Coordinator.
The Director of Research and Education (DRE) at ACLRC leads our research and education initiatives, setting priorities and shaping our annual research agenda. The DRE plays a key role in advancing civil liberties education in Alberta.
ACLRC is seeking a motivated and detail-oriented law student to support the organization in organizing and cataloging its physical and digital legal library. This role is ideal for a first- or second-year law student interested in legal research, knowledge management, and improving access to legal resources.
This position reports directly to the Executive Director (ED) and works in cooperation with the Director of Research and Education (DRE) and the Communications Coordinator.
The Director of Research and Education (DRE) at ACLRC leads our research and education initiatives, setting priorities and shaping our annual research agenda. The DRE plays a key role in advancing civil liberties education in Alberta.
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2500 University Drive NW Calgary, AB T2N 1N4 (403) 220-2505 aclrc@ucalgary.ca
