Victorian Law Week
Victorian Law Week makes learning about the law easy.
A week to learn more about the law
With well over 100 community-run events running in May, at Victorian Law Week you can find legal answers to everyday problems, get legal help and learn more about the law.
Events take place in-person and online across Victoria and provide an opportunity to talk with experts and identify where the law can help in everyday life.
Victorian Law Week is also a chance to explore the Victorian legal system, who is driving change, and discover more about how the law works.
Whether it’s a webinar to help you navigate a problem with your home, talking with a lawyer to solve a family issue or joining a discussion on rights and discrimination, there’s bound to be an event that could help you.
We'll be back in 2025
Stay tuned and subscribe to hear about more community-based events to learn about the law and how the law can help.
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If you work in legal assistance, community services or the justice sector, it’s time to start thinking about your Victorian Law Week 2025 event.
By letting us know early that you would like to be involved, we can help you get the most out of your event.
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A space to discuss how we can better meet legal need and build legal capability.
At this special Victoria Law Week event, expert panellists will answer these pressing questions and discuss the future responsibilities of the legal and public sectors during times of crisis.
Latest event news
Learn how Westjustice strategically leverages social media to deliver legal information in our most recent Enhancing Engagement webinar.
Thank you to everyone who watched our latest In Conversation event with the Victorian Information Commissioner, Sean Morrison
Staff from the Victorian Ombudsman and the Young Workers centre spent an afternoon discussing local legal needs at our recent Community Law Talks.
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.