The Samuelson-Glushko Canadian Internet Policy and Public Interest Clinic (CIPPIC) is Canada’s first and only public interest technology law clinic. Based at the University of Ottawa’s Faculty of Law, our team of legal experts and law students works together to advance the public interest on critical law and technology issues.

Our mandate has three inter-related components: 

1. We speak up for the public interest when key decisions about technology law and policy are being made by Parliament, the courts, regulatory agencies, international bodies, and private companies;
2. We provide pro bono legal counsel to clients with technology law matters that implicate the public interest; and
3. We develop public education materials and resources on technology law and policy issues.

There are many ways to support CIPPIC. Whether it is a one-time or monthly gift, an annual gift, a corporate gift or a gift for tomorrow, we can help you find a way to make a difference for our activities and our students.

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Questions? Contact: matt.malone@uOttawa.ca.