Indigenous Law and Justice Hub
The Indigenous Law and Justice Hub works to foster discourse and engagement on issues faced by Indigenous peoples to support them to better influence social and governmental decisions, and to better reflect Indigenous knowledge and self-determination in decision-making that affects their interests.
Content Warning
This website may contain images or names of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people now deceased.
Acknowledgement of Country
We acknowledge and pay respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands upon which our campuses are situated.
Directors
- Eddie Cubillo
Co-Director
Associate Dean (Indigenous Programs)
Senior Fellow (Indigenous) - Professor Kirsty Gover
Co-Director
Members
Staff
Interns
- Tyson Holloway-Clarke
Indigenous Law and Justice Hub intern
- Art Pitchford
Indigenous Law and Justice Hub intern
The Hub is passionate about community-designed research and which is designed to benefit of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Hub’s key priorities will be advanced through its research-focussed and clearing-house functions, especially in the areas of justice and treaty, but also engaging broader issues of legal pluralism and Indigenous self-determination. These thematic foci will adapt to changes in Indigenous communities’ priorities and to encompass matters of current interest.
The Hub’s research skills and experience include:
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The Hub aims to produces resources that foster research and access, including videos, working papers, newsletters and other content.
Past events
MLS Indigenous fosters discussion and engagement amongst academics, journalists, legal practitioners on research and issues issues faced by Indigenous people and the law.
Location
Law Building, 185 Pelham Street, Carlton VIC 3053
Contact Us
For information on the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub, MLS Indigenous programs and study options, feel free to contact us.