Family Violence – Responding to the next generation

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Do Community Justice Centres work? – a talk by Judge Alex Calabrese

The Red Hook Community Justice Centre is one of the most innovative courts in the United States. It is a problem solving, multi-jurisdictional court that reconnects defendants to their communities by providing them with holistic, wrap around services.

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Enabling Justice – Brain Injury Awareness Week

In recognition of Brain Injury Awareness week, Rob Hulls talks to the ‘Enabling Justice’ Project’s Justice User Group (JUG) participants John and Kerry and the Project Support Coordinator at Jesuit Social Services, Brigid Henley, on what it’s like to be a justice system user with an acquired brain injury and how it could be improved from their perspective.

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Multidisciplinary Practice – the way of the future

Rob Hulls speaks to Stan Winford, Principal Coordinator, Legal Programs, and Katherine Ogilvie, Social Worker, CIJ, about multidisciplinary law practices and the benefits they provide to students and clients.

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Language Changing Life – Rosalie Martin, Clinical Speech Pathologist

Rosalie Martin, clinical speech pathologist of more than 30 years experience, talks about the inability for some to comprehend and use spoken language in the way others who have ‘unconsciously competent’ language skills do, and the potential implications when they encounter each other within the justice system.

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Prisons – Unlocking our thinking

A forum hosted by the Centre for Innovative Justice with Rob Hulls as MC, it featured Victorian Ombudsman, Deborah Glass; Corrections Commissioner, Jan Shuard; Magistrate Rosemary Falla; Jesuit Social Services CEO, Julie Edwards and ex Prisoner Tracy Raeburn.

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Innovative Justice Responses to Family Violence

Rob Hulls, Director of the Centre for Innovative Justice, talks with Elena Campbell, author of the report, Opportunities for Early Intervention: Bringing Perpetrators of Family Violence into view.

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