Join us for an evening of conversation and community building with the Honourable Gloria J. Epstein, Com'72, lead investigator of the Missing and Missed: Report of the Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations.

The first part of the evening will be spent in conversation with Judge Epstein at The 519 on the findings and recommendations of the Missing and Missed report released in 2021, which indicated that systemic discrimination contributed to the failings of Toronto Police missing person investigations, particularly for 2SLGBTQ+ individuals, new immigrants, refugees, and racialized communities. 

The conversation will be followed by a community reception hosted by the Faculty of Law at the historic Glad Day Bookshop from 7:45 – 9 pm EST with Dean Mark Walters. Hors d'oeuvres will be served at the reception and a cash bar will be available.

This event is hosted by the Queen's Queer Alumni Chapter, in partnership with Smith School of Business, Queen's Faculty of Law, and the Queen's Toronto Alumni Branch. This event was made possible with generous sponsorships from Dentons Canada LLP, Propellor Coffee Co., and the Queen's University Alumni Association.

6 – 7:40 pm: Conversation with the Honourable Gloria J. Epstein at The 519
7:45 – 9 pm: Community Reception at the Glad Day Bookshop 

Both venues are fully accessible.
Paid street parking and transit is available nearby. 

Dress code: Business Casual