A team of MARC II students and a law student from the University of Toronto has won the Ministry of the Attorney General’s “Sign Me Up For Justice" contest. Through the contest, teams of design and law or paralegal students from Ontario colleges and universities were invited to create prototypes of innovative, easy-to-understand methods to help people find their way around Ontario courthouses. The winning design used text, colour, icons and employed tactile prompts and GPS technology to help all court users to better navigate the courthouse space.

The winning team of law student Amma Anaman, and Masters of Architecture students Alejandro Lopez Hernandez, Ada-Nkem Juwah and Theresa Mader have each won a $1,500 bursary and the opportunity for elements of their design to be incorporated in new courthouse signage across the province.

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