PLEA - Public Legal Education Association Saskatchewan

06/02/2026

05/13/2026

Navigating family law issues can be tough, but you do not have to do it alone. Attend free help sessions in Battleford, Meadow Lake, Moose Jaw, Prince Albert, Regina, and Saskatoon. See the poster for more details. https://bit.ly/4uGIK4t

05/12/2026

This Wednesday we are working with our friends at Family Service Saskatoon and hosting a Community Information Fair for Victims and Survivors of Crime Week.

This informational day serves to generate awareness about the supports available in our community ad to remind everyone you're not alone.

Stop by for some friendly information, or stop and stay for one of the presentations during the day. Find out more online https://ow.ly/S9HH50YWkAK

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04/29/2026

Check out our 2025 Annual Report here: https://plea.org/about-plea/annual-reports

03/27/2026

🎬 Behind the Scenes!
We’re excited to share a sneak peek from the filming of videos for the new Indigenous Access to Justice website.
This project is all about creating meaningful, accessible resources that support Indigenous peoples navigating the justice system. Stay tuned — we can’t wait to share more soon.

03/19/2026

If you have experienced workplace sexual harassment, it doesn’t matter how long ago the incident occurred. You can apply for up to 4 hours of legal advice; our program is available to individuals of any age or gender, regardless of income.

If you’re uncertain whether you’ve experienced workplace sexual harassment you can still receive a referral for free legal advice. A lawyer can help you understand and make an informed decision about your options and next steps.

Learn more about our program shift.plea.org

02/27/2026

Thanks for being such a great partner! This was a wonderful session. Anybody looking for more information on the SHIFT program can visit shift.plea.org

Our ongoing partnership with The SHIFT Project, a program by PLEA - Public Legal Education Association Saskatchewan is an important part of our strategy to keep Saskatchewan workplaces safe. The SHIFT Project’s team of passionate lawyers provides Saskatchewan workers who have experienced sexual violence at their job up to four hours of free legal advice.

This week, we supported the SHIFT team by hosting a 90-minute workshop led by Dr. Julie Macfarlane, Emerita Distinguished University Professor of Law and Co-Founder of Can't Buy My Silence Canada. Dr. Macfarlane taught on the “creep” of non-disclosure agreements (or NDAs)
from their original use to protect legitimate trade secrets and client confidentiality to any
information that might cause embarrassment to an employer or institution - including sexual assault and harassment, how NDAs harm survivors, and how SHIFT lawyers can support workers who are being pressured into signing them.

Thank you, SHIFT lawyers and Dr. Macfarlane, for your commitment to workers’ access to justice!

01/29/2026

If you have or think you may have experienced workplace sexual harassment, you are entitled to up to 4 hours of free legal advice to help you understand your options. Requesting a referral to a lawyer is simple and any information you provide will be kept confidential.

Learn more and apply for access to our program at shift.plea.org

01/12/2026

Are you in need of legal information but do not know where to start? Visit the Regina or Saskatoon Public Library to speak with a law librarian for free guidance on the right resources.