Law and Justice Foundation
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| » Employment opportunity — Senior Researcher
We are looking for a Senior Researcher (Quantitative) to assist in project leadership. We need someone with excellent research qualifications in the social sciences/statistics, and proven experience leading quantitative social science research, conducting a broad range of statistical analyses including multivariate analyses, using statistical packages with large data sets, and writing quantitative research reports.
» 2008 Justice Awards
Nominations are now open.
» Publishing toolkit now available
A Publishing toolkit is now available in the Plain language law section. Individual factsheets guide you through the entire publishing process, from project management to distributing your resource.
» National Survey in progress
Until June 2008, interviewers from Roy Morgan Research will be contacting people throughout Australia. These interviews are for a national legal needs telephone survey being undertaken by the Law and Justice Foundation of NSW, supported by all Australian state and territory Legal Aid Commissions. All responses are anonymous. The survey builds on the earlier NSW survey.
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The Foundation is an independent statutory body working to improve access to justice in NSW, particularly for socially and economically disadvantaged people.
We do this by
- identifying their needs through the independent research of our Access to Justice and Legal Need program and discrete projects carried out in partner research with universities
- supporting community and other organisations to produce a wide range of access to justice initiatives (i.e. information booklets, DVDs, workshops, research) through financial and other support from our Grants program
- promoting the use of Plain English to produce understandable legal information
- producing a range of publications which helps to promote access to justice activity
- acknowledging the outstanding work of people working to improve access to justice by managing the annual Justice Awards
- supporting legal system reforms and new justice initiatives by contributing our research findings to policy development.
We cannot provide legal research assistance, legal advice or referral to individual enquirers. For legal assistance please contact
LawAccess NSW 1300 888 529
