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Legal Aid Alberta family lawyers are encouraging Albertans who share custody to put their child’s safety first over the holidays during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Parents should come up with visitation plans that mitigate the risk of infection, keep children connected with loved ones and follow court orders, the group says.
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“This is the time to be creative,” said Jeff Keller, a staff lawyer with Legal Aid Alberta in a news release. “If you celebrate Christmas, the kids may not get two big Christmases this year but you can still make it fun, even if grandma and grandpa can’t come.”
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For the first time in Colorado College s 146-year history, a woman of color will lead the private, Colorado Springs liberal arts school.
L. Song Richardson, who is Black and Korean, was hired from the University of California Irvine School of Law, where she is the dean and chancellor’s professor of law. She will take over as the 14th president on July 1.
The 37–member Board of Trustees on Wednesday unanimously selected Richardson from a pool of 150 applicants. She will succeed Jill Tiefenthaler, who left in July after a nine-year tenure.
As a legal scholar and lawyer whose research focuses on implicit racial and gender bias, Richardson will help advance the college’s focus on diversity, equity and inclusion, one of the traits students, staff, alumni and parents said they wanted, board members said in a video announcing her appointment.