Measure for Measure is foundational research that aimed to map and understand a range of justice initiatives from across Victoria. It is an effort to identify the common elements of success in responding to legal need and capability, and to discuss what that means for practice, evaluation, and better outcomes at a range of levels.
Investigating the interplay of disadvantage, legal need, and legal capability in Victorians experiencing legal problems.
Exploring the resolution and outcomes of Victorian's experience of family problems.
The Young Workers Centre has developed a range of resources to empower young workers with the knowledge and skills needed to end workplace insecurity.
Advice for young workers in casual employment about converting to ongoing employment under recent changes in the Closing Loopholes legislation.
Dr Bryan Keon-Cohen’s account and perspective during his time as junior barrister in the case.
Understand how Tenants Victoria used data-driven research to capture the unique experiences and challenges faced by single-parent renters in Victoria.
First Step Legal implemented data-driven practices to evaluate the effectiveness of the health justice partnership model in Victoria.
Northern Community Legal Centre and the Australian Muslim Women’s Centre for Human Rights unpack the range of process issues and barriers to participation faced by culturally and linguistically diverse women within Melbourne’s North-West.
Learn what to do and where to get help when life and the law meet.
Bridging the gap between empirical research and person-centred justice.
Law Week has landed in Bendigo and we would love you to join us for a relaxing end to your workday with drinks, nibbles and lively chatter at the Rifle Brigade Hotel.
Keep up with the latest research publications, analysis and events.
You don’t have to know the law to get help. Learn what to do when the law intersects with life.