Justice Pathways Virtual Circles

School based presentations for students in Grades K to 12 that focus on rights, safety, digital citizenship, and respectful relationships. These sessions are open to Alberta classrooms and students only. Teachers must register with a school division email

Sessions on common legal questions people face in daily life, including court, housing, work, money, and planning for the future.

Sessions that share clear information about family law, parenting, youth rights, and supporting children through family or legal changes.

Sessions that cover mental health, disability supports, personal safety, victim services, and navigating systems during crisis or vulnerability.

Sessions focused on income supports, benefits, taxes, and managing money during life changes or times of financial stress.

Sessions that explore Indigenous rights, laws, justice systems, and lived experiences, including Indigenous led perspectives. reconciliation and community knowledge.

In person community events in Lac La Biche, St. Paul, Cold Lake, and surrounding communities. This includes workshops, information sessions, pop ups, trivia, and resource tables focused on everyday legal topics and local supports.