Past events

Indigenous Law and Justice Hub fosters discussion and engagement amongst academics, journalists, legal practitioners on research and issues issues faced by Indigenous people and the law.

International Women's Day: My mother, Mabo, and me: “Setting the law to rights”

Emerita Professor Jenny Hocking
In Conversation with Alison Whittaker

Alison Whittaker and Eddie Cubillo
In Conversation with Apryl Day

Apryl Day and Eddie Cubillo
In Conversation with Veronica Gorrie

Veronica Gorrie and Eddie Cubillo
Launch of the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub

Eddie Cubillo, Kirsty Gover, Anton D’Amico
Reimagining the relationship and reshaping our institutions

Tim Goodwin
Treaty’s global context: towards Treaty in the Northern Territory

Tony McAvoy, Minister Nanaia Mahuta, Justice Joe Williams and Professor John Borrows.
In My Blood it Runs - Q&A session with producer Professor Larissa Behrendt

Professor Larissa Behrendt and Eddie Cubillo
Water sovereignty, climate futures and the academy: can we heal country on stolen Indigenous land?

Grant Rigney (Ngarrindjeri), Erin O’Donnell, Brendan Kennedy (Tati Tati), Lisa Hocking, Policy and Program Manager, Uncle Lloyd Hood (Gunaikurnai), Tim Paton (Gunaikurnai), Zena Cumpston (Barkandji), Jacqueline Peel and Eddie Cubillo (Larrakia/Wadjigan and Central Arrente).
Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody - 30 years on

Senator Patrick Dodson
Deadly Event Series: Treaty & Truth

Marcus Stewart, Josh Smith and Kirsty Gover
Indigenous Staff Network NAIDOC Week Panel

Aurora Milroy, Julia Hurst, Ngaree Blow and Eddie Cubillo
Laying the Foundations for Treaty

Marcia Langton, Jamie Lowe and Amanda Porter
MLS Masterclass: Policing the Police

Jeremy King, Tamar Hopkins, Crystal McKinnon and Amanda Porter
Black Lives Matter webinar

Larissa Behrendt, Amy McQuire, Alison Whittaker, George Newhouse, Eddie Cubillo and Amanda Porter.
Towards a Reconciled Australia Webinar

Melbourne Law School webinar " Towards a Reconciled Australia - the role of the legal industry" presented on Wednesday 3 June, 2020 as part of National Reconciliation Week 2020.
Treaties and Reconciliation Webinar

Melbourne Law School and ANTaR present "Treaties and Reconciliation", an online webinar delivered on 28 May 2020 as part of National Reconciliation Week 2020.
Canadian Indigenous Over-Representation in Criminal Justice

Professor Thalia Anthony and Mr Jonathan Rudin
Race, Class, Gender and Mass Incarceration

Dr Baz Dreisinger

International Women's Day: My mother, Mabo, and me: “Setting the law to rights”

In Conversation with Alison Whittaker

In Conversation with Apryl Day

In Conversation with Veronica Gorrie

Launch of the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub

Reimagining the relationship and reshaping our institutions

Treaty’s global context: towards Treaty in the Northern Territory

In My Blood it Runs - Q&A session with producer Professor Larissa Behrendt

Water sovereignty, climate futures and the academy: can we heal country on stolen Indigenous land?

Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody - 30 years on

Deadly Event Series: Treaty & Truth

Indigenous Staff Network NAIDOC Week Panel

Laying the Foundations for Treaty

MLS Masterclass: Policing the Police

Black Lives Matter webinar

Towards a Reconciled Australia Webinar

Treaties and Reconciliation Webinar

Canadian Indigenous Over-Representation in Criminal Justice

Race, Class, Gender and Mass Incarceration