We're excited to bring CAPI Director Victor V Ramraj's (ed) new OUP Law volume to life in a virtual @UVicLaw "Author-Meets-Readers" session with colleagues Kathryn Chan, Carol Liao, I. Iyioha + more | Register: bit.ly/Covid-in-Asia_…

In Nov 2020 I. Iyioha and I wrote about what #JusticeforJoyce might look like. Reading about the ongoing issues faced by #MireilleNdjomouo and #JocelyneOttawa are painful reminders of the work that remains to address systemic racism in Canadian health care: policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/nove…

Here is the 2021 CBC Short Story Prize longlist! Canada Council for the Arts Banff Centre cbc.ca/books/literary…

What a thrill to be on the longlist of the CBC Short Story Prize, 2021 with my story, "Take Me Home with You!" Grateful to the CBC Short Story Prize Readers.

Congratulations to our fabulous @UvicLaw colleague I. Iyioha for making the CBC Books longlist for her short story Take Me Home with You! cbc.ca/books/literary…

Irehobhude Iyioha (I. Iyioha) has made the CBC Short Story Prize longlist for Take Me Home With You. Canada Council for the Arts Banff Centre cbc.ca/books/literary…

"It took too long, it took too much marching, it took too many tears & it was too close. This morning you woke up afraid to hope. You were scared to hope. Even with all the evidence you saw, you were scared to hope this morning. That tells you we need real change" ~ Van Jones

Congratulations to JDHEC's Associate Adjunct Professor, Ireh Iyioha! Take Me Home With You by Irehobhude Iyioha | CBC Books cbc.ca/books/literary…

Where are they now? Find out what the past #BPAFirstNovelAward winners and shortlisted writers are up to in our latest blog post! Including Róisín Lanigan, Kate McNair, @JulesTake3 and Carolyn Kirby 🏆bluepencilagency.com/where-are-they…

This heartbreaking discovery was why I wrote my CBC Books short story, "Take Me Home With You". Writers aren't clairvoyant. Our intuitions about what can be are often simply the product of piecing together historical facts to imagine the.... linkedin.com/posts/ireh-iyi…

Remembering #JoyceEchaquan and what #JusticeforJoyce should mean: policyoptions.irpp.org/magazines/nove… I. Iyioha

BLSA Canada would like to take a minute to recognize the Black law professors who are vital to our education and professional success! / AEND Canada aimerait reconnaître les professeur.e.s de droit noirs qui sont essentiels à notre éducation et à notre réussite professionnelle !

Thank you BLSA Canada for sharing this. So grateful to my amazing students at @UVicLaw for the heartwarming recognition!

Great speaking at Johns Hopkins SAIS last Friday @ the SMI Speaker Series - International Law in the Global South on the invitation of the UN Independent Expert on Human Rights & International Solidarity Obiora C. Okafor. A pleasure to engage with such brilliant students.

Allard Law Professor Dr. Ireh Iyioha (I. Iyioha) is a leading expert on health law & policy and international human rights law. Her innovative work draws upon moral and legal philosophy to examine why the law works in some cases – and why it fails. allard.ubc.ca/about-us/news-…

We're delighted to share that Allard Law Professor Dr. Ireh Iyioha (I. Iyioha) was awarded a King Charles III Coronation Medal. The medal honours individuals who have made a significant contribution in Canada or abroad. allard.ubc.ca/about-us/news-…

With this award, Dr. Iyioha is recognized for her human rights advocacy, leadership in advancing social and racial justice, and advancement of the Black community in legal education and in the legal profession. Congratulations, Dr. Iyioha!