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Entries by AusPBC
NAIDOC Week 2019
11 July 2019 in News and Media /by AusPBCPosition Available: Head of Policy & Strategy
28 May 2019 in News and Media /by AusPBCAUSTRALIAN PRO BONO CENTRE APPOINTS NEW CEO
20 May 2019 in Media Release, News and Media /by AusPBCNational Pro Bono Day 2019
13 May 2019 in News and Media /by AusPBCCentre loses a Corker
1 April 2019 in News and Media /by AusPBCPro Bono in the News – April 2019
29 March 2019 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 132: March 2019, News and Media /by AusPBCNew website updates
29 March 2019 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 132: March 2019 /by AusPBCCentre gains a new Sally
29 March 2019 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 132: March 2019 /by AusPBCSurvey shows consolidation of law firm pro bono programs
19 February 2019 in Media Release, News and Media /by AusPBCExperts to team up with pro bono lawyers
13 November 2018 in Media Release, News and Media /by AusPBCExpertsDirect Pro Bono is a new service just launched for lawyers that aims to put them in touch with experts in a myriad of fields who are prepared to offer their services for free or at low cost in matters where the lawyer is acting on a pro bono basis.
7th Asia Pro Bono Conference boosts pro bono
13 November 2018 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 131 /by AusPBCIt was fitting that the 2018 Asia Pro Bono Conference was held in Hong Kong on 25-27 October 2018, where the legal profession has been working hard in recent years seeking to advance and develop the pro bono activity of its lawyers.
Pro Bono in the News – November 2018
8 November 2018 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 131 /by AusPBCArticles of interest to the pro bono community that have been published since our last edition.
Introducing our new Office Administrator, Natasha Rose
8 November 2018 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 131 /by AusPBCMeet our new Office Administrator, Natasha Rose, who left a high-flying career in experiential marketing to pursue a Master of Human Rights Law and Policy. Natasha has lived and studied in Mexico, interned at the Red Cross, and is now hard at work pursuing her passion for improving access to justice for society’s most vulnerable.
75 year-old Hunter CLC Volunteer, Lynn Flanagan, proves it’s never too late for a career change
8 November 2018 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 131 /by AusPBCAt 75, Lynn Flanagan is proving a dynamo volunteer at Hunter CLC. We caught up with Lynn to chat about her work, motivation and what life is like as a mature-age student!
Reporting back from the Australian Pro Bono & Skilled Volunteering Summit at Westpac, Sydney
8 November 2018 in Australian Pro Bono News, Issue 131 /by AusPBCOn 1 November 2018 the Centre’s Head of Policy & Strategy, Gabriela Christian-Hare, participated in a panel discussion on measuring impact and story-telling at the Australian Pro Bono & Skilled Volunteering Summit at Westpac in Sydney.