Law | Health | Justice News

Visit by Churchill Scholar Dr Victoria Shepherd

8 April 2024

UTS' visit from Dr Victoria Shepherd, Senior Research Fellow at Cardiff University.
Models of Care for People with Intersex Variations

6 March 2024

A new grant awarded to improve health and wellbeing for people with intersex variations.
Law Health Justice Community Advocacy Clinic

5 March 2024

A new collaboration between Law Health Justice and Health Justice Australia.
Restrictive Practices: A Pathway to Elimination

25 July 2023

A powerful research report to the Disability Royal Commission on restrictive practices.
People with Intellectual Disability and Human Right to Work

21 June 2023

A Law | Health | Justice discussion on intellectual disability and the right to work.
Menstruation, Law and Justice

16 March 2023

A Law | Health | Justice symposium featuring critical discussion on law and menstruation.
Realising the Right to a Healthy Environment in Australia

16 March 2023

Realising the Right to a Healthy Environment in Australia: Prospects and Pitfalls
Evaluating NSW Domestic Violence Hearing Support Pilot

31 January 2023

Jane Wangmann and Miranda Kaye to evaluate NSW Domestic Violence Hearing Support Pilot.
New Health+Law Research Partnership

14 October 2022

Working to identify and eliminate legal barriers to testing and treatment.
Reparations as redress for harms in aged care

1 July 2022

New research considers reparations for human rights abuses in aged care.
Training helps legal professionals become dementia-capable

22 March 2022

New UTS Law short courses show lawyers how to promote the rights of their clients.
Safe and Just Futures for People Living with Dementia

24 April 2019

A new research project will look at how we support the quality of life of people living wi
Disability and (Virtual) Institutions?

25 October 2018

The ‘Disability and (Virtual) Institutions?’ workshop organised by Linda Steele (UTS LHJ R
Workshop on Law, Harm and Social Reproduction

30 May 2018

20-21 June 2018, Radcliffe House Warwick University

Convened by Shirin Rai and Briony Jones (Warwick) and Beth Goldblatt...
Workshop: Disability and (Virtual) Institutions?

16 May 2018

From the 1970's a number of western jurisdictions moved people with disability out of institutional settings and into...

Acknowledgement of Country

UTS acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, the Boorooberongal people of the Dharug Nation, the Bidiagal people and the Gamaygal people, upon whose ancestral lands our university stands. We would also like to pay respect to the Elders both past and present, acknowledging them as the traditional custodians of knowledge for these lands.