Connect and build capability
Events for community, schools and practitioners to understand the law and legal needs.
Our events
Information, forums and public events to support engagement with the justice system.
Join some of Victoria’s key legal minds and meet with people from across the sector.
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.
Webinars and workshops
Opportunities to hear from experts and increase your understanding, skills and capability.
Free webinars to learn skills to produce more accessible legal information.
Seminars and presentations for VCE Legal Studies and Civics & Citizenship students.
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Connect with the justice sector to understand more about the law and legal help.
Training to help legal professionals in Victoria better connect with the public.
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Upcoming events
View all of our upcoming public, professional and schools events.
A practical session on knowing your rights when adulting, renting, working, and staying out of trouble.
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A free community session for people new to Australia to understand Victorian legal rights and responsibilities.
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Join us to discuss the critical links between housing insecurity and legal need.
The Forum will bring together a diverse group of experts interested in access to justice.
Previous events
Catch up on the recording and resources of previous events.
Where are we at? Where are we going? Let's take stock of access to civil justice.
Learn what to do and where to get help when life and the law meet.
Insights on the intersection between health and law in an integrated and people-centred service.
Master your communication by embracing plain language!
Funding to help respond to legal need
Major Grants offer up to $100,000 for projects that help organisations better understand and respond to the civil legal needs and capabilities of Victorians.