Lauren Sampson Bursary

Open to Osgoode Hall Law School JD students with financial need who face visible or invisible barriers such as income; mental health; racial, cultural, or gender inequalities; or physical and learning challenges. Preference goes to an upper-year student who has demonstrated an interest in civil rights.

Amount varies. Funded through Osgoode's No Barriers initiative (matched endowment). Apply through the Osgoode bursary application by September 21.

Honours Lauren Sampson, a civil rights attorney and advocate for racial justice who secured landmark fair housing victories at Lawyers for Civil Rights in Boston.