My colleague John Borrows and I have spent a number of years working with other faculties to provide short courses as well as courses on research methodologies. John, for instance, has just finished four short courses in Ontario and Quebec. We spend a lot of time supporting other faculties in developing the scope of expertise for their classes. For instance, we have developed a graphic novel on Cree criminal law, and the comprehensive teaching guide that accompanies it is used in every law school, as well as in faculties of social work.
Our videos are used in every law school. We have a gender tool kit for indigenous law that is used across the country. We spend a lot of energy provoking conversations and supporting them. The work we've done so far and the proposal for the indigenous law degree program is endorsed by other law schools. We have that national support. We also have funding support from the Law Foundation of Ontario, and we've had that for a number of years. Truly, there's a national perspective that we work with.