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Jouman’s approach to law is rooted in her trauma-informed practice, ensuring that clients not only receive expert legal representation but also feel safe, heard, and supported throughout the legal process. She understands the emotional and psychological toll the legal system can take, especially for those who have experienced gender-based violence and trauma, and she prioritizes building trust and rapport with her clients from the outset.
Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, Jouman provides legal services in all three languages, ensuring accessibility for a wide range of clients.
Since 2022, she has been co-chairing the Family Separation Working Group of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, a litigation and advocacy group challenging unacceptable processing delays for reuniting minor children with their refugee parents.
As the co-founder of the Alberta chapter of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association, Jouman has been recognized as a voice of leadership in the Muslim community. She has been invited as a delegate to advocate on behalf of issues affecting Muslim communities’ rights in Alberta with various government stakeholders and organizations, including the Alberta legislature.
In December 2023, Jouman joined the ‘International Center of Justice for Palestinians’ – ICJP Canada as a staff member. ICJP is an independent organization of lawyers, academics and politicians who work to promote and protect the rights of Palestinians globally. In addition, she is currently working with the Legal Center for Palestine on litigations involving Canadian family members of the victims of the genocide in Gaza
Since 2022, she has been co-chairing the Family Separation Working Group of the Canadian Association of Refugee Lawyers, a litigation and advocacy group challenging unacceptable processing delays for reuniting minor children with their refugee parents.
As the co-founder of the Alberta chapter of the Canadian Muslim Lawyers Association, Jouman has been recognized as a voice of leadership in the Muslim community. She has been invited as a delegate to advocate on behalf of issues affecting Muslim communities’ rights in Alberta with various government stakeholders and organizations, including the Alberta legislature.
In December 2023, Jouman joined the ‘International Center of Justice for Palestinians’ – ICJP Canada as a staff member. ICJP is an independent organization of lawyers, academics and politicians who work to promote and protect the rights of Palestinians globally. In addition, she is currently working with the Legal Center for Palestine on litigations involving Canadian family members of the victims of the genocide in Gaza
Sadia is a committed advocate with a deep passion for helping others navigate their legal challenges. She graduated with distinction from the University of Alberta, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, before pursuing her law degree at the same institution. During law school, Sadia was an active member of Student Legal Services, where she represented her clients in family law, immigration law, and human rights matters. These experiences solidified her dedication to serving her community through the law.
Sadia is also actively involved with the Canadian Muslim Lawyers’ Association (CMLA), where she sits on the executive board of the Edmonton Chapter and serves as a member of the Legal Advocacy Committee. Her interest in legal advocacy led her to take on a legal research position for the National Council of Canadian Muslims.
Sadia’s work is rooted in a genuine desire to support and uplift her clients. She approaches each case with dedication and care, striving to achieve the best outcomes while being mindful of her clients’ unique needs. This dedication was recognized when she was awarded the 2024 Odishaw Family Prize in Mediation Advocacy. She has also been honoured with several other awards, including The Belzberg Entrance Scholarship, the Family Bar Diversity and Equality Award in Law, and the Kelly Jenkins Memorial Award.
For her longstanding commitment to social justice and her legal contributions, Sadia was awarded The Honourable Justice Cecilia Johnstone Equality Award, a recognition that reflects her belief in using the law to make a positive impact. Her passion for immigration and refugee law has led her to volunteer with the Edmonton Refugee Volunteers for nearly a decade, a cause close to her heart.
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