Read about our impact and activity from 2022-23
We’re delighted to launch the Victoria Law Foundation Annual Report.
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We’re delighted to launch the Victoria Law Foundation 2022-23 Annual Report.
It was a significant year of change and achievement for the VLF as we further embed our growing body of research into our long history of improving access to the justice system.
In 2022-23 we:
- completed fieldwork for our flagship Public Understanding of Law Survey (PULS)
- delivered of an outstanding Law Week and Legal Laneway Breakfast
- supported several impressive projects through our grants funding
- moved offices, after twenty years in Hardware Lane.
At VLF we are focus on putting information and tools in the hands of people who can use them. We help Victorians understand our legal system and help people working in justice to better understand the needs of Victorians.
We are exceptionally fortunate to have such competent, motivated and supportive staff, delivering outstanding results in research, education and grants. We are also well integrated, which further enhances all our endeavours.
Read the report to reflect on a bumper year and our impact in supporting better justice for the people of Victoria.
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