Special webinar – Wednesday, October 21 from 2:00–3:30pm Eastern

The Ahluwalia Case: What Evolving Intimate Partner Violence Law Means for Family Mediators

The Ahluwalia case has brought significant attention to how intimate partner violence and coercive control are understood within the family justice system and raises important considerations for family mediators.  In this webinar, family lawyer Joanna Radbord, a member of the Ahluwalia counsel team, will draw on her extensive work in the areas of intimate partner violence, coercive control, equality, and family law to explore the case and its broader implications for mediation practice.

✴️ What does the Ahluwalia case mean for family mediation practice? 

✴️ Join us for a timely webinar with Joanna Radbord LSM, a family lawyer who was part of the Supreme Court of Canada counsel team for Ms. Ahluwalia.

Joanna has spent more than 25 years advancing access to justice and substantive equality and has worked extensively in the areas of intimate partner violence, coercive control, equality, and family law. She’ll draw on that experience to explore the Ahluwalia case, the evolving understanding of intimate partner violence within the family justice system, and the broader implications for family mediators.

Thank you, Joanna, for sharing your time and expertise with us!

📅 Wednesday Oct 21, 2026

🕜 2:00 – 3:30 PM Eastern

💻 Virtual

Registration link: https://forms.gle/nizWKdcaBPBKa1E39