People who experience discrimination often face barriers when trying to take legal action. CLEO’s new Human Rights Guided Pathway helps make the process easier.
This free online tool provides step-by-step support for people who want to apply to the Human Rights Tribunal of Ontario (HRTO).
The Pathway asks users simple questions and...
People who experience discrimination may not take legal action because the process can feel confusing, complicated, or out of reach. A new tool aims to change that.
The Human Rights Guided Pathway is a free online tool for people who have faced discrimination. It asks simple questions and gives step-by-step help to fill out an application...
CLEO has released a new progress report on Generative AI: Opportunities to enhance CLEO's Guided Pathways. This marks a major milestone in our 3-year research initiative exploring how Generative AI (GenAI) could safely and meaningfully improve access to justice for self represented people.
This report builds on the groundwork laid in our...
CLEO is pleased to announce a new Guided Pathway for people in family court who agree on one or more of their issues. The Guided Pathway for obtaining a court order on consent helps them complete the forms they need to ask the court for a consent order.
CLEO is pleased to announce 3 new collections of Guided Pathways for people experiencing gender-based violence. Developed in collaboration with Luke's Place, these free online tools help people fill out the court forms they need to apply for:
