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Victoria’s public legal figures share their experiences and discuss hot-button issues.
Learn about the latest developments, innovations and practical solutions designed to address barriers to access to justice.
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Training to help legal professionals in Victoria better connect with the public.
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Master your communication and learn how to get your message across by embracing plain language.
Join us for an eye-opening exploration as we go on the record with the Victorian Information Commissioner Sean Morrison.
Learn about the latest developments, innovations and practical solutions designed to address barriers to access to justice.
Previous events
Catch up on the recording and resources of previous events.
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.
In our final Research Network webinar for 2023, Hugh and Lynne presented findings from Victoria Law Foundation’s Data Mapping Project.
Training to help legal professionals in Victoria better connect with the public.
Learn about the latest developments, innovations and practical solutions designed to address barriers to access to justice.
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.