LEGAL ID.
MONASH LAW AMBASSADOR PROGRAM PRESENTS
Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity
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Beyond Conversations. Towards Action.
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusivity β’ Beyond Conversations. Towards Action. β’
Beyond Conversations. Towards Action.
Image from Penny Wong / Official X
βYou can choose not be interested in politics, but you canβt choose not to be unaffected by itβ
Penny Wong, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Australia
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βEven when you feel like a tourist in the profession, you must carry yourself as if you belong, because you doβ
Justice Louise Taylor, Australia's first female Indigenous Supreme Court judge
Betty Chimney, Yankunytjatjara people, Raylene Walatinna, Nganampa Ngura β Our Country Image courtesy APY Art Centre Collective, Photo: Andy Francis
βMy mantra is: if you canβt see it, then you need to create a way to be itβ
Brian Bero, Co-founder and Principal Solicitor of Jaramer Legal, a First Nations-owned commercial law firm
At Legal ID, we want a legal profession that champions diverse voices, experiences and identities, and where everyone can truly belong. As future legal professionals, we have a responsibility to broaden the stories we listen to, seek perspectives beyond our own and make space for voices that have not always been heard.
By doing so, we can become more culturally informed, empathetic and socially responsible lawyers who understand and reflect the diverse communities we serve.
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