Karen Ameyaw

Online voting commences November 1st to 14th. For further information, you can visithttps://lnkd.in/gdQrvPwRThank you for your consideration!public_profile__posts71 CommentCopyLinkedInFacebookXKaren Ameyawreposted thisReport this postKaren Ameyaw reposted thisMelanie AshMelanie Ash2yKaren Ameyaw reposted thisBefore he was the Hon. Selwyn Romilly, Selwyn was part of the vibrant Trini expat community at#UBCalongside my father (seen in this picture from their UBC days). Like many immigrants, they both came to UBC and to Canada seeking education—and opportunities—not available at home. They supported and encouraged each other on to countless successes, including Judge—and later Justice—Romilly’s indelible 40+ years on the bench. A Celebration of Life honouring Selwyn is on Saturday, October 28th and is open to all. I look forward to seeing so many of the people he impacted, influenced, and inspired from the Black community to the legal community and beyond, come together to join his family and loved ones to pay tribute to and celebrate his remarkable life. More information can be found at this link:https://lnkd.in/gjYszXBqpublic_profile__posts968 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXKaren AmeyawKaren Ameyaw2yReport this postKaren Ameyaw shared thisProgram Director, Access to Justice is another role theLaw Foundation of British Columbiais recruiting for - take a look!Mosaic Executive SearchMosaic Executive Search2yKaren Ameyaw shared thisI’m In partnership withSmith Legal Search. We are pleased to launch another search for theLaw Foundation of British Columbia, this time for a Program Director, Access to Justice. It was such a delightful meeting, and we’re planning to catch up over coffee next weekend. Moments like these remind me of the impact we can have on people's lives every day through the work we do at Ackah Business Immigration Law!public_profile__reactions10125 CommentsCopyLinkedInFacebookXKaren Ameyawreacted on thisReport this postKaren Ameyaw reacted on thisAnthony N. MorganAnthony N. Morgan2moKaren Ameyaw reacted on thisFeeling grateful tonight. I taught my first law class today, and it went well. I’m thankful for the students’ thoughtfulness and openness, and for the chance to facilitate conversations about racial equality and the law. Canadian law schools rarely offer a whole course on this rich topic and so I’m especially grateful to be given this opportunity byHenry N.R. Jackman Faculty of Law — University of Toronto.