S2 Episode 10: Decolonizing Family Law - Part 2
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S2 Episode 10: Decolonizing Family Law - Part 2
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ABOUT THIS EPISODE: In the second episode of this two‑part series, we turn our focus to trauma‑informed legal practice and what it looks like in action. The conversation explores how legal spaces can offer safety rather than reproduce harm, emphasizing the importance of meaningful supports, cultural responsiveness, and a commitment to “do no further harm.” We also reflect on the realities of vicarious trauma for those working within these systems, alongside the possibility of vicarious resilience. Together, these themes point toward legal practices that are not only more humane, but more effective for survivors and those who support them.
ADDITIONAL READING MATERIALS:
- Decolonizing Family Law through trauma-informed practices report: https://www.womenslegalcentre.ca/publications/decolonizing-family-law-through-trauma-informed-practices
- Myrna McCallum’s podcast, The Trauma-Informed Lawyer: https://thetraumainformedlawyer.simplecast.com/
- Harvard “Implicit Association Test” https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/
LEGAL DISCLAIMER: Everything that we have said today is not legal advice. If you or someone you know needs legal advice, please consult with a lawyer.
TRIGGER WARNING: Our podcast series will discuss difficult topics such as gender-based violence and intimate partner violence, including physical, sexual, emotional, psychological and financial abuse. Please be aware that this is a thread that is woven throughout all the episodes, and we hope you will take care of yourselves however you need.
MUSIC: Song "Crushing", performed by Reveille (license purchased for use)
GRAPHICS: Melanie Ligale
PRODUCTION: Nithasha PremKumar
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ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION: Rise is a community legal centre providing accessible legal services to self-identified women and gender diverse people in British Columbia since 2016. Our programs and services are aimed at providing limited legal services to economically disadvantaged clients, who are self-representing in their family law matters in BC. For more information on our organization, visit Rise Women's Legal Centre.