Federation of Community Legal Centres Victoria

@CommunityLawVic

We fight for a fairer, more just community, in which everybody's rights are protected. We are the peak body for community legal centres in Victoria.

Victoria, Australia
Joined April 2011

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  1. . has been an incredible leader of & across the entire Community Legal Sector, improving safety and access to justice for women & children in Vic. She leaves an amazing legacy and will be an invaluable addition to the team

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  2. As we recover from the pandemic, we must ensure appropriate and adequate support is available to victim-survivors of family violence. That includes access to justice.

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  3. Dec 2

    Meena Singh, Yorta Yorta and Indian Heritage talks about today’s message ✨ PREVENT the exploitation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women ✨ We are not your tokens. 🧡🧡🧡 #WeHaveTheSolutions#AboriginalWomensLivesMatter #OurVoiceOurVisbility#Djirra

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  4. Dec 2

    My response to support for repeal of safe lending laws was in today's &

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  5. Dec 1

    Small and seemingly insignificant acts can be powerful in disrupting inappropriate behaviour. This can include using your body language whether that be standing in front or between the situations. Know your actions can make a difference.

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  6. Dec 1

    Last week IMCL held its first virtual , recognising our work with others to adapt to change. We farewelled Peter Fridell in his role of Chair and welcomed Caroline Evans as the new Chair of IMCL. Read more about the event here:

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  7. Read these recommendations by on Covid-19 recovery in Victoria for vulnerable communities.

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  8. Great role for someone wanting to make a positive impact.

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  9. Great to see the expansion of the Family Violence Court framework. A timely announcement for .

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  10. Dec 1

    On day EIGHT of we call for police accountability. Too often we hear terrible stories of women calling police for help, only to find themselves in handcuffs. Police must provide safety - not punishment - & refer women to so they can get the help they need.

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  11. Dec 1

    Family Violence is NOT our way ‼️ Violence against Aboriginal women is not an Aboriginal community problem Family violence is the primary driver of removal of Aboriginal children from their families. Aboriginal mums must be supported, not blamed. #WeHaveTheSolutions#Djirra

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  12. Nov 26

    Great career opportunities We encourage Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people, members of the LGBTQI+ community, people with disability & people with experience seeking asylum, to apply. Current vacancy for Senior Legal Secretary.

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  14. Nov 25

    Today, has released a report which reveals failures by telco providers during COVID-19. On the same day, Telstra agrees to a $50m penalty over unconscionable sales to Indigenous consumers.

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  15. Nov 26

    Changing harmful attitudes might not happen overnight, but the more valuable conversations we have that challenge these kinds of behaviours, the closer we can get to achieving a gender equal society for all.

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  16. Nov 28

    RESPOND by backing our self determination WE HAVE THE SOLUTIONS. It’s taken a pandemic for the government to temporarily change child protection legislation in relation to permanency of care. Temporary COVID-19 changes must be made permanent. #AboriginalWomensLivesMatter#Djirra

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  17. Very concerning response from police union. Aboriginal leaders, health & legal experts developed Expert Ref Group report. Decades of tireless advocacy from Aboriginal communities. Gov right to listen & progress long overdue leg

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  18. Nov 27

    Media Release: Expert report on public drunkenness recommends laws be abolished: Day family respond

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  19. Great to see commitment to a culturally appropriate health response, as recommended by the Expert Ref Group & after decades of advocacy by Aboriginal communities. People need support, not prison

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  20. Nov 26

    We won! So proud of the whole team at Justice Connect. It's been a long year, and the work of many hands has delivered more services, more innovation and more advocacy than ever before.

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