International Access to Justice Forum 2025
The Forum will bring together a diverse group of experts interested in access to justice.
The International Access to Justice Forum 2025 will take place this year on September 26-27 in New York.
Participation can be as an in-person presenter or attendee, or as a member of the online audience.
Presentations on topics include:
- racial, gender, ethnic, religious and other forms of discrimination in the design and operation of civil justice systems
- gaps in access to justice
- impacts of new technologies
- legal professional regulatory reform
- legal needs studies climate change and civil justice
- civil justice in democratic governance.
Registration is now open and further details about the 2025 Forum are available from the Center for Civil Justice website.
Submissions for inclusion in the program are due by April 15, noting that presentations must be in person.
Support to attend
To support attendance, Victoria Law Foundation is offering up to $5,000 for several organisations who have been accepted to present at the conference.
Selection for support will be a two-step process:
- If you are making a submission to the conference and would like to be considered for financial support, please send a copy of your proposal to research@victorialawfoundation.org.au
- If you are accepted into the program, get in touch at research@victorialawfoundation.org.au. We will then direct you to the selection criteria and application process for financial support.
As we have in past years, it would be great to have a strong Victorian contingent at the Forum.
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