The BC Human Rights Clinic is a nonprofit legal service that provides free help to people dealing with discrimination under the BC Human Rights Code. Depending on capacity and eligibility, it may offer information, summary advice, assistance with drafting complaints, and representation in some cases before the BC Human Rights Tribunal. For families considering action against a school or district, the clinic can be an important starting point because education discrimination cases often involve disability accommodation, exclusion, and questions about how to frame the facts legally. This tag is used for content about the clinic’s role, services, and limits, as well as practical guidance for families seeking legal help in BC. It may also include discussion of referrals, triage, and the realities of limited clinic capacity in complex education matters.