Critical Legal Issues and Jurisdictional Intersectionality
Legal Forum and Training for frontline workers to better understand jurisdiction complexity and legal assistance pathways for clients with complex and compounding issues.
Legal Forum and Training for frontline family violence workers, community and health service workers and Aboriginal Corporate and Community Organization workers to better understand jurisdiction complexity and legal assistance pathways for clients with complex and compounding issues which see them interacting with the justice system in Regional and Rural Gippsland.
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