Enhancing Engagement
Free webinars to learn skills to produce more accessible legal information.
Help people to understand and engage with the law
Whether you're a lawyer, a community worker or a communications professional, it's important that the information you produce is clear, easy to understand and accessible.
Creating engaging and accessible information gives more people the opportunity to meaningfully engage with the law, which leads to better justice.
Our Enhancing Engagement webinars connect you to peers and experts equipping you with the skills you need to produce interesting and engaging information.
Previous sessions have focused on web design, podcasting, social media and design thinking.
For legal and commuiniry professionals
Our Enhancing Engagement webinars are targeted to people working with or connected to community legal, legal assistance, not-for profit and community organisations.
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Past events
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Learn how Fix it Fridays at Whittlesea Community House successfully helps to build legal capability and connect people to services, when they need it most.
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Learn how Westjustice enhanced their approach to deliver legal information to young people via Instagram.
Tips and useful strategies around grassroots approaches to promoting events and engaging local audiences.
Learn how to determine if an identified cohort may benefit from storytelling through theatre, how to best approach it, and the benefits and challenges involved.
Latest event news
Whittlesea Community House’s Mary-Lynne Griffith shares her experience of bringing multiple services together to respond to the needs of the community.
Our Legal Laneway Breakfasts saw over 300 legal professionals gathered across Victoria to celebrate the new year in Melbourne, Morwell and Ballarat.
A casual get together welcomes previous Victoria Law Foundation interns from across the sector for our first Alumni Network event.
A New Perspective on Legal Need and Legal Capability is now available
The third report from the Public Understanding of Law Survey explores how attitudes, skills and confidence matter in satisfactorily resolving justiciable issues.