Wanda Young's goal to become a social worker was stopped in its tracks by Memorial University in St. John's, Newfoundland, when because of a term paper she handed in about juvenile sex offenders, it was thought she might be a child sexual abuser. The allegation was proven totally unfounded, but it has affected her job and her life ever since. Her case against the university, initially won, then overturned, has now been accepted for judgement by the Supreme Court of Canada.