Join us for the Lunch and Learn Series
Who? Carlie Kane and Melinda Moch and Elizabeth Zarpa
Carlie is a proud member of Obishikokaang (Lac Seul First Nation) on Treaty 3 territory. Carlie’s ties to community are through the Southwind family.
Carlie received her JD from Robson Hall, University of Manitoba in 2024. Carlie is an Associate at Perrie Law in Winnipeg, advocating for Manitobans and Nunavummiut, practicing in the areas of real estate, family law, contracts, wills and estates and more.
She currently sits on the board for the North End Women’s Centre and the Manitoba Hydro Accountability Board. She has a passion for writing and has published articles and resources with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Centre for Human Rights Research and most recently for Herizons Magazine.
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Melinda is Red River Metis from Manitoba with her Scrip bearing lines coming from the Red River Valley and Manitoba’s Interlake.
Melinda received her JD from Robson Hall, University of Manitoba in 2024, and her education in life and love from her five amazing children. Melinda is an Associate at MLT Aikins LLP in Winnipeg, practicing in the areas of Indigenous Law with a general Corporate / Commerical Law practice.
She is the Co-Secretary for the Indigenous Bar Association, sits on the Board of Directors for Clan Mothers Turtle Lodge Inc., and is on the Indigenous Advisory Council for the Federation of Law Societies. She is past President of the National Indigenous Law Students’ Association and various ad hoc groups advocating for Indigenous students and Indigenous women.
What? Working with Indigenous Laws
When? November 28, 2025 from 12-1 pm ET Online
How? Register Online: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/cT6IKXFzQPqwBbB9v7zc2Q
Recognised CLE hours: 1 hour of cultural comptency / Live or On-Demand Programs / Courses