People

Director

The role of the Advisory Council for the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub involves:

Providing general strategic advice to the Hub and its staff
Assisting in driving the direction of the Hub’s activities, relevant to critical Indigenous legal issues and community requirements.
Facilitating broadening the Hub’s reach of influence and opportunities for further resourcing including through community organisations, industry, research organisations and the philanthropic sector.
Advocating for the Centre’s activities with government and community organisations.

Clinton Benjamin (Bardi, Yawuru, and Kija), National Native Title Council
Professor John Borrows (Chippewa), University of Victoria Faculty of Law, British Columbia
Anton D'Amico, LSS Indigenous Student Representative
Tim Goodwin (Yuin), Barrister
Tony McEvoy (Wirdi), Barrister
Sana Nakata (Torres Strait), Faculty of Arts
Professor Pip Nicholson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (People and Community) and Deputy Provost
Elly Patira (Gunai and Ngapuhi), Department of Premier and Cabinet (Victoria)
Karri Walker (Nyiyparli), First Peoples' Assembly of Victoria

Visitors to the Indigenous Law and Justice Hub
Visitors to Melbourne Law School have included Indigenous scholars, researchers, community and practitioners working in the area of Indigenous people and the law, justice, race and treaty.

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