Past events
- Phil Green PSM
- Benjamin Smith
This seminar brings together speakers who will examine campaign finance regulation from two distinct perspectives.
- The Hon Justice Rachel Pepper
Join Justice Rachel Pepper (BA ’91, LLB (Hons) ’94),, Judge of the Land and Environment Court of NSW, as she explores access to justice and the rule of law.
- The Hon Justice Rachel Pepper
LRSJ will be holding a light lunch for students to meet and chat with one of the most influential environment figures, The Honourable Justice Rachel Pepper, Judge of the Land and Environment Court of NSW
- Professor Tom Faunce
- Justice John Faulks, former family Court Judge and ALRC commissioner,
- Justice Mary Finn, former family Court Judge, former member of the ANU Council
The ANU College of Law, Law Reform and Social Justice Program proudly presents The Children Act.
- The Hon Robert Osborn QC
- Associate Professor Matthew Zagor
Join Associate Professor Matthew Zagor and ANU Law’s Judge in Residence Justice Robert Osborn to discuss law reform in Victoria, and using your law degree to effect change in law and legal practice.
- Associate Professor Matthew Zagor
Want to find out more about what ANU Law Reform and Social Justice is and what we do? Are you interested in joining a student-run project? Do you have ideas you are burning to share with likeminded students? Come along to our Information Session! You...
Film screening of Markus Imhoof's 'Eldorado' to celebrate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and reflect on its promise.
The ANU College of Law is committed to health and wellbeing in the law, for all our students and academic and professional staff. This is the inaugural Wellbeing in the Law Week, presented by the ANU College of Law Wellbeing Initiative and the ANU Law Students' Society.
Want to find out more about who ANU Law Reform and Social Justice are, or what we do? Are you interested in joining a project? Do you have ideas you are burning to share with like-minded students? Come along to our Info Session in Week 3!
- Marcelle Burns, University of New England
- Jennifer Nielsen, Southern Cross University
In this paper, we share our reflections on our success in using theory as a practice to challenge the wicked problem of racism in the law classroom.
