Helping Hands: Volunteerism, Humanitarian Action, and Law
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Helping Hands: Volunteerism, Humanitarian Action, and Law
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Law isn’t just a profession; it’s a service to the community. It extends beyond the courthouse and the contracts; it branches out into real-life action.
Tune in to this episode of Lady Justice Talks as we sit down with Maleeha Aslam, co-president of WILA, to discuss how she combines her passion for law with her commitment to community service. Together, Maleeha takes us on a journey. We discuss how years of volunteering and community service led up to her humanitarian action in Bosnia with Islamic Relief Canada and ignited her passion for service and community organizing.
Maleeha details how witnessing the ongoing impacts of the Bosnian Genocide shaped the type of lawyer she aspires to be. While injustices and violence can paralyze us, we discuss how we can find purpose and joy despite the realities we live in.
As future law professionals, we strive for a world in which humanitarian action is not necessary. However, reality is far from a utopia. With National Volunteering Week coming up, let’s take action in our own communities to work towards a world we would be proud to call home.
From the left: Chantelle Belonio, Maleeha Aslam