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Status of Women committee I found that the outcomes of the processes of cases and investigations going to the crown were reliant on judges who too frequently gave the perpetrators of the crimes benefits of the doubt. Both the aboriginal women I interviewed and certainly a lot of people in the helping pr
January 21st, 2011Committee meeting
Dr. Sandra Lambertus
Status of Women committee Well, I disagree with it, because I think we need to have that additional information. At the end of the day, politicians and policy-makers look at those kinds of reports and findings. Without those, I don't believe they'll be able to target well taxpayers' money into proper prog
January 21st, 2011Committee meeting
Dr. Sandra Lambertus
Status of Women committee This is a huge report with the findings that I have in it, and seven minutes just doesn't give it enough time, but one of my concerns is with provincial victims services programs. These programs are supposed to be front-line service providers for people who have been victims of
January 21st, 2011Committee meeting
Dr. Sandra Lambertus
Status of Women committee Absolutely. I checked, and this is still happening. Another issue with victims services is not so much out of the justice piece, but that the services are based on a middle-class, non-aboriginal model in which people in a community might have the resources to offer their volunte
January 21st, 2011Committee meeting
Dr. Sandra Lambertus
Status of Women committee Thank you. I want to thank the members of the standing committee for the opportunity to present the findings of a research study I completed a few years ago. The information I'm presenting is based on a province-wide study of aboriginal women's experience of violence in Alberta
January 21st, 2011Committee meeting
Dr. Sandra Lambertus