Joelle Pastora Sala

Living and working with vision and hearing loss has shaped not only how I practice law, but how I understand justice—as something that must be accessible, responsive, and speak to the diverse identities and lived experiences we all carry. My experience as a disabled person has also taught me the importance of reflection, empathy, and an unwavering commitment to removing systemic barriers.13624 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXJoëlle Pastora Salaliked thisReport this postJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisMichelle FalkMichelle Falk2moJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisEach year, the Manitoba Bar Association Mid-Winter Conference serves as a powerful reminder of why this work matters. I hope you’ll join us January 22–23 at the RBC Convention Centre for the 2026 Mid-Winter Conference.https://lnkd.in/gw2zF9NKGrateful to our speakers, volunteers, sponsors, and attendees who make Mid-Winter what it is each year. The sense of community it fosters is something I carry forward long after the conference ends.public_profile__reactions682 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXJoëlle Pastora Salaliked thisReport this postJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisUniversité d'Ottawa Centre de Droit Public uOttawa Public Law CentreUniversité d'Ottawa Centre de Droit Public uOttawa Public Law Centre2moJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisOn Jan 15, the Université d'Ottawa Centre de Droit Public uOttawa Public Law Centre will host our own Professor Nathalie Chalifour for the launch of her new book: Climate Change and the Canadian Constitution: Federalism and Charter Rights in a Warming World (University of Toronto Press). Veuillez vous inscrire à l’événement ici:https://lnkd.in/deTNY3z8public_profile__reactions431 CommentCopyLinkedInFacebookXJoëlle Pastora Salaliked thisReport this postJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisUniversity of OttawaUniversity of Ottawa2moJoëlle Pastora Sala liked thisAlanis Morissette, a uOttawa honorary doctorate recipient, is among the 2026 Songwriters Hall of Fame inductees.