Resources

Indigenous Law and Justice Hub's video recordings features academics, journalists and legal practitioners discussing and engaging with significant issues faced by Indigenous people and the law.

An Indigenous Law and Justice Hub Resource Diving Deep into the Voices, Visions and Realities of Treaty

White Noise of settler law is the Hub's hallmark event series and podcast. It features a series of justice talks with leading Indigenous academics, legal practitioners and community as guest speakers for a look at how the white settler law of the justice system continues to affect Indigenous people.

The Indigenous Law and Justice Hub have curated a list of recommended readings from leading academics and scholars on Indigenous legal issues, experiences and perspectives.

A reading and community-building project with a through-line of ethics of solidarity - practicing accountability, responsibility and speaking up.

Further sources of information and assistance on Indigenous law and justice matters.

The Hub is available to run seminars, including continuing professional development (CPD) events for lawyers, on issues within our areas of experience and research interest.