The Indigenous Lawyers
Association's Fifth National Indigenous Legal Conference is being hosted
and organised by the ANU College of Law.
This Conference will bring
together a diverse group of speakers to focus on the topic, Legal
Education: A Way Forward, with sessions on:
> Legal Education
> General/International Indigenous Legal
Issues, and
>
Intimate Partner Violence Issues as related to Indigenous Communities.
The
conference will be of particular interest and relevance to lawyers,
law students, barristers, solicitors, judges, Indigenous community workers,
Indigenous Community Elders, community legal centres, local government,
Aboriginal legal services, land councils, native title representative
bodies, academics and public servants.
Key
speakers will include:
The Hon Robert McClelland
MP
Commonwealth Attorney-General
The Hon Justice Layton
Supreme
Court of South Australia
Dr
Kerry Arabena
(Co-Chair) National Congress of Australia's
First Peoples
Ms Megan Davis
Independent Expert (Australia) on the UN Permanent
Forum on Indigenous Issues (ECOSOC)
Mr Russell Taylor
Principal AIATSIS
Ms Antoinette Braybrook
CEO (tbc)
Aboriginal Family Violence Prevention & Legal Service Victoria
The
program includes a dinner (on Friday night) which will showcase some
fine local Indigenous performers.
NEW $5000 AWARD TO RECOGNISE INDIGENOUS
LAWYErs. The attorney-general will announce details at the conference
more
info
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ACCREDITATION
If this conference is relevant to your professional
development and is of significant intellectual or practical content,
dealing with matters related to the practice of law, you can claim one
CPD unit for each hour you attend, excluding refreshment breaks.