Inclusion
Statement + Organizations to Support
At Danielson Kabesh Law, we are committed to fostering an inclusive, equitable, and welcoming environment for everyone who engages with us—clients, colleagues, and community members alike. As a law firm grounded in social justice values, we believe diversity is a strength and inclusion is a responsibility.
We recognize the systemic barriers that have historically excluded marginalized communities, including racialized individuals, Indigenous peoples, members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, persons with disabilities, and others who face discrimination and inequity. We are committed to dismantling these barriers within our firm and through our work.
In our practice, we strive to provide client-centered legal services that respect and affirm each individual’s unique identity, lived experiences, and intersectional realities. We continuously educate ourselves to ensure our actions reflect a deep respect for equity, diversity, and inclusion in all that we do.
We acknowledge that creating meaningful inclusion is an ongoing effort that requires humility, listening, and accountability. We invite dialogue and collaboration with those who share our vision of a more just and equitable legal system and society.
At Danielson Kabesh Law, we are not just legal professionals—we are allies, advocates, and learners committed to making space for all voices and advancing fairness for everyone.
Support
We invite you to join us in supporting local and national organizations that advocate for equity, inclusion, and social justice across diverse communities:
Action Canada for Sexual Health and Rights: Promotes reproductive justice and sexual health rights.
Website: www.actioncanadashr.orgARCH Disability Law Centre: A legal clinic dedicated to defending the rights of people with disabilities in Ontario.
Website: www.archdisabilitylaw.caBlack Health Alliance: Focuses on improving health outcomes for Black Canadians.
Website: www.blackhealthalliance.caBlack Legal Action Centre (BLAC): A non-profit organization dedicated to combatting anti-Black racism through advocacy, legal services, and public education.
Website: www.blacklegalactioncentre.ca
Phone: 1-877-736-9406Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion (CCDI): Provides education, training, and resources to advance inclusion and equity across workplaces and communities.
Website: www.ccdi.ca
Phone: 1-416-968-6520The Canadian Women's Foundation: Supports initiatives that empower women and girls, focusing on ending gender-based violence, economic security, and leadership.
Website: www.canadianwomen.org
Phone: 1-866-293-4483The Disability Justice Network of Ontario (DJNO): Advocates for systemic change and leadership development among disabled individuals.
Website: www.djno.ca
Email: info@djno.caDisability Without Poverty: Advocates for the rights of disabled Canadians to live free of poverty.
Website: www.disabilitywithoutpoverty.caEgale Canada: Advocates for the rights and inclusion of 2SLGBTQ+ people in Canada through education, research, and community engagement.
Website: www.egale.ca
Phone: 1-416-964-7887The Enchanté Network: Supports 2SLGBTQ+ community organizations across Canada.
Website: www.enchantenetwork.ca
Email: info@enchantenetwork.caThe Federation of Black Canadians: Advocates for the social, economic, and cultural inclusion of Black Canadians.
Website: www.fbcfcn.caMigrant Rights Network: Organizes and advocates for migrant and undocumented worker rights.
Website: www.migrantrights.caMigrant Workers Alliance for Change: Advocates for the rights and dignity of migrant workers across Canada.
Website: www.migrantworkersalliance.org
Phone: 1-855-567-4722Pathways to Education Canada: Provides mentorship, financial assistance, and support to help youth graduate from high school.
Website: www.pathwaystoeducation.caRainbow Railroad: Assists LGBTQI+ individuals fleeing persecution worldwide.
Website: www.rainbowrailroad.org
Email: info@rainbowrailroad.orgRefugee 613: Provides settlement and support services for refugees in Ottawa.
Website: www.refugee613.caThe 519: A Toronto-based community hub that offers services, supports, and spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ individuals and their allies.
Website: www.the519.org
Phone: 1-416-392-6874Urban Alliance on Race Relations: Promotes positive race relations and equity in Toronto and beyond.
Website: www.urbanalliance.ca
Phone: 1-416-703-6607Women’s Legal Education and Action Fund (LEAF): Advocates for gender equality through litigation, law reform, and public education.
Website: www.leaf.ca