Paul Champ is an Ottawa-based litigation lawyer with a focus on human rights, employment, labour, and public interest law. Paul has acted as counsel in several important constitutional law cases dealing with fundamental human rights, and has developed a practice in national security law. In representing his clients, Paul has appeared before all levels of the Federal and Ontario Courts and the Supreme Court of Canada, as well as numerous boards and tribunals. Paul studied law at the University of British Columbia (LLB) and McGill University, and holds a journalism degree from Carleton University (B.J.).

Called to the Ontario Bar in 2001, Yavar is
a human rights advisory counsel and litigator. He has completed his Common Law degree at the University of Ottawa and an M.A. at the Normal Paterson School of International Affairs (NPSIA). As a human rights advocate, Yavar Hameed focuses his law practice on empowering his clients to understand their rights and offers strategies to help them navigate, simplify and overcome dis-empowering and oppressive legal and social challenges. Yavar Hameed is an active member of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association (CMLA), on the board of iSisters Technology Mentoring and volunteering with the Parkdale Food Centre..

Professor Jackman specializes in the area of constitutional law, with a particular focus on issues relating to women and other marginalized groups. She has held various positions within the law school including Vice-Dean of the French Common Law Program, and Shirley E. Greenberg Chair for Women and the Legal Profession. She publishes primarily in the areas of socio-economic rights, equality, and the Canadian Charter. She appears regularly before law reform bodies, lawyers, judges and parliamentary committees and is a member of the National Steering Committee of the National Association of Women and the Law (NAWL/ANFD) and is a former member of Equality Rights Panel of the Court Challenges Program of Canada and of the Board of Directors of the Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF/FAEJ).

A respected practitioner with Jewitt McLuckie & Associates LLP (JM&A), she represented public and private sector locals at grievance arbitrations and administrative tribunals on a wide range of matters. She is also an adjunct professor of law at the Faculty of Law, University of Ottawa. Alycia is a member of the Canadian Association of Labour Lawyers and an active member of the Federation of Asian Canadian Lawyers. She also sits on the board of iSisters Technology Mentoring and volunteering with the Parkdale Food Centre in Ottawa.