PLEA is currently recruiting senior and junior volunteer presenters for positions at prisons and justice centres across Melbourne and Geelong. If you are a law student with a passion for social justice, and availability 3-4 sessions per month, get yourself … Continue reading
Are you a law student with an interest in social justice and human rights? Ever wondered whether you can pursue those interest whilst working in a commercial firm? Tickets are onsale now. Join our panel of pro bono lawyers, working … Continue reading
TICKETS ON SALE NOW The Commonwealth Government has commenced the biggest review of the Family Law Act since it was introduced in 1976. Join with our panel of family law practitioners in dissecting what this review may consider and hear … Continue reading
We are very excited to announce the September-October program of PLEA’s legal insight series. Tickets are on sale now! Join us for three unmissable events focusing on burning issues in family and criminal law. Each event features a panel of … Continue reading
Thank you to everyone that applied to volunteer with PLEA during our August recruitment round! We are very excited by the calibre of candidates and are working through applications. We will be in touch with everyone that applied over the … Continue reading
Applications for our August round of recruitment must close Monday 5pm. We are recruiting for volunteer presenters across most of our prisons. For the first time we will also be directly recruiting for senior presenters, an opportunity for more experienced … Continue reading
Book tickets here Following on from our sell out June Insights evening we are very excited to announce our next event exploring migration and refugee law. The Migration Law Insight Event is a unique opportunity for law students and recent … Continue reading
Due to an increase in demand for programs we are once again recruiting volunteer presenters across most of our prisons. For the first time we will also be directly recruiting for senior presenters, an opportunity for more experienced law students … Continue reading