Understanding PULS
The PULS is a first-of-its-kind in the world and represents a significant development in this kind of research.
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Webinars, workshops, forums and public events to support engagement with the justice system.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey explores how people experience, understand and navigate law and everyday life problems.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey explores how people experience, understand and navigate law and everyday life problems.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey has some familiar elements, but the combination of legal need and capability is the first of its kind.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey has some familiar elements, but the combination of legal need and capability is the first of its kind.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey will cover a range of everyday problems and the impact they can have on people’s lives.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey will cover a range of everyday problems and the impact they can have on people’s lives.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey provides sound evidence to help understand legal need and capability.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey provides sound evidence to help understand legal need and capability.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey is a face-to-face survey of 6,000 respondents across Victoria.
The Public Understanding of Law Survey is a face-to-face survey of 6,000 respondents across Victoria.
The PULS is a Victoria-wide survey to understand how people see, understand and engage with the law.
The PULS is a Victoria-wide survey to understand how people see, understand and engage with the law.
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Webinars, workshops, forums and public events to support engagement with the justice system.
Access the dataset and guidance on the best way to use the data.
Access the dataset and guidance on the best way to use the data.
Five Victorians share their experience of everyday legal problems, the impact on their lives, the help that was available and if the issue was resolved
Five Victorians share their experience of everyday legal problems, the impact on their lives, the help that was available and if the issue was resolved
Our legal capability measures that can be used to form policy insights is central to our research.
Our legal capability measures that can be used to form policy insights is central to our research.
Latest news
Two new PULS In Brief publications that help to understand how Victorians experience, navigate, and resolve family problems.
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The Research Network explores the legal challenges faced by renters amid rising housing insecurity, highlighting the need for urgent reforms to better support vulnerable tenants
Hear from leading access to justice scholar Professor Emily Taylor Poppe, in discussion with VLF’s Hugh McDonald and Lynne Haultain, on where access to justice is headed and needs to be.
New research reveals how disadvantage compounds legal problems
Our latest research uncovers critical insights into how disadvantage shapes the experience and resolution of legal problems in Victoria.