[Alberta Law Reform Institute]

The Alberta Law Reform Institute is the body officially charged with law reform activity in the Province of Alberta.

[Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution]

This is a state-of-the-art facility for instruction and research in alternative dispute resolution, an emerging area of the law which explores ways of resolving disputes outside of the courtroom.

[Centre for Constitutional Studies]

The Centre was founded to encourage and facilitate the interdisciplinary study of constitutional matters. The Centre's research activities are complemented by an eduation programme consisting of public lectures, conferences and publications.

[Health Law Institute]

The Health Law Institute has a dual mandate: the conduct of research and the provision of legal education through its programs and activities. The Institute endeavors to address the significant developments in legislation, case law and new medical technologies.

[Indigenous Law Program]

This program's main goal is to address the under-representation of Aboriginal lawyers in Canada and particularly within the Alberta legal profession.

[International Ombudsman Institute]

The International Ombudsman Institute is incorporated as a non-profit organization. Its main object is the promotion of the concept of ombudsman and the encouragement of its development throughout the world;

[Legal Education Society of Alberta (LESA)]

LESA is a not-for-profit society with the mandate to provide continuing legal education to Alberta lawyers.

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