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| bio = '''Drew Jackson''' is a lawyer and librarian in Vancouver. He is passionate about making legal information more accessible and understandable. In various roles he has developed legal publications and programs for the public and the legal community. While working with [[Courthouse Libraries BC]], he led the creation of Clicklaw Wikibooks. He works as | | bio = '''Drew Jackson''' is a lawyer and librarian in Vancouver, BC. He is passionate about making legal information more accessible and understandable. In various roles he has developed legal publications and programs for the public and the legal community. While working with [[Courthouse Libraries BC]], he led the creation of Clicklaw Wikibooks. He works as Digital & Content Lead with [[People's Law School]] and on freelance projects that help people understand the law, such as ''[[Transitioning an Existing Society: A How-to Guide for Non-profits in BC]]'' and the [[Consumer_and_Debt_Problems | consumer and debt]] section of ''[[Legal Help for British Columbians]]''. | ||
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Drew Jackson is a lawyer and librarian in Vancouver, BC. He is passionate about making legal information more accessible and understandable. In various roles he has developed legal publications and programs for the public and the legal community. While working with Courthouse Libraries BC, he led the creation of Clicklaw Wikibooks. He works as Digital & Content Lead with People's Law School and on freelance projects that help people understand the law, such as Transitioning an Existing Society: A How-to Guide for Non-profits in BC and the consumer and debt section of Legal Help for British Columbians. |
