Topics & Insight That Affect Our Members
Communication Intermediary (CI) Training – April 22, 2026!
Communication Access to Justice (CAJust) is excited to announce that we are once again offering Communication Intermediary (CI) training! This session is meant for Speech-Language Pathologists (SLPs) across Canada with two or more years of clinical experience. Successful completion of this training allows eligible participants to be listed on CAJust’s national CI registry. Even if you are not an SLP with two or more years of clinical experience, you [...]
Communication Intermediary (CI) Training Added – April 21, 2025!
Communication Access to Justice (CAJust) is excited to announce the addition of a supplementary CI training session on April 21, 2025. This session is in addition to our two regularly planned training sessions in the spring and fall of this year. The training is the result of a collaboration between CAJust and a group of Speech Language Pathologists (SLP’s) in Ontario who proactively reached out to our organization for [...]
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week – Part 3
For the third and final video in our Victims and Survivors of Crime Week series, we are publishing a video focused on the experiences of victims and survivors of crime. For those with communication disabilities, reporting crimes, navigating the justice system, and providing testimony can all be extremely challenging without the proper support. Often, this means that these victims cannot get the justice they deserve. Communication Intermediaries (CIs) can [...]
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week – Part 2
Today we are publishing the second in a series of three videos created to raise awareness about communication intermediaries (CIs) and the role they play in supporting equitable access to justice for people with communication disabilities. If you have not seen the first video in the series, please take a moment to watch it. Developed to mark this year’s Victims and Survivors of Crime Week, this second video speaks [...]
Victims and Survivors of Crime Week – Part 1
This year, May 15 through May 21 was Victims and Survivors of Crime Week in Canada. Across the country, various organizations and levels of government held events highlighting the experiences of victims and survivors of crime. For our part, Communication Access to Justice took this opportunity to highlight the impact of communication disabilities on victims navigating the justices system. From reporting crime, to having their stories understood, to serving [...]