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Tim Richards has been teaching at the Faculty of Law at the University of Victoria since 2005, currently holding the position of Associate Teaching Professor. Prior to this role, he worked as a legal advocate for Together Poverty Society in Victoria, British Columbia, where he represented individuals facing poverty and provided advice on income assistance and employment insurance rights. His teaching is primarily focused on Legal Skills Education, Administrative Law, and the Legal processes that address social injustices and inequities in society. He has expertise in areas such as Administrative Law, Social Welfare Law, and Children's Law. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Richards serves as the Coordinator for Academic Support Services for the School’s Amicus Student Support Program and is committed to promoting equity and inclusion within the faculty, also serving as the Chair of the Equity Diversity Committee. His courses include Legal Process, Law, Legislation and Policy, Administrative Law, Advanced Legal Research and Writing, and Social Welfare Law and Children's Law.
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