I-EDIAA Resources for the Faculty of Law

Queen’s University Library’s Indigenous Resources Portal brings together work from across the library to support research and teaching in Indigenous studies and to assist faculty and students in bringing Indigenous perspectives into their teaching, research and learning.

This library research guide provides links to various resources, including texts and journal articles, on Aboriginal Law and Indigenous Laws. This guide can help you locate resources on the laws and legal traditions of different Indigenous peoples across what is now known as Canada.

This reading list contains books, reports, journal articles, and news articles on anti-Black racism and the law. It provides readers with the resources needed to understand how racism is embedded within various aspects of the legal system—including policing, prosecution, and sentencing—and how it can be addressed.

This library research guide provides links to recently published books and e-books on Human Rights Law. It provides starting points for research into Human Rights Law generally, and it points to resources on specific topics such as disability and accommodation, gender, sexuality, race, and class.