Insights from the International Access to Justice Forum 2024
Continuing the conversation from the International Access to Justice Forum
What is happening around the world in access to justice? What insights and innovations can we learn from each other?
This Research Network will look at learnings and insights from the International Access to Justice Forum in Canada and what can be applied in the Victorian context.
You’ll hear from a range of speakers on research they presented at the Forum, before a brief panel discussion.
Panellists
- Chris Povey, CEO of Justice Connect, he presented: A New Approach to Increasing Access to Justice in the Face of Climate Disasters
- Belinda Lo, Director of Legal Services and Principal Lawyer at Eastern Community Legal Centre, she presented: The Entrance to Legal Help
- Dr Hugh McDonald, Research Director at Victoria Law Foundation, he presented: Legal Need and Capability Really Matters – New Findings From the PULS in Victoria, Australia
- Kristen Wallwork, CEO of South-East Monash Legal Service, she presented: Access to Justice for Young People: A Place Based Solution in South East Melbourne
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