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Work, Care and Welfare
Our social justice research is grounded in how the public creates, experiences and interacts with law. We work collaboratively across communities, organisations, cultural institutions and public life – because social justice is everyone’s business.
We develop and test new approaches, building an evidence base for stronger research practice that improves how law is made, used and understood.
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Test beds for developing, exploring and evidencing new approaches to social justice research.
Areas of life where law meets everyday realities. Our work is grounded in how law is shaped, experienced and understood across communities, organisations and public systems.
The Centre seeks to empower people and communities. Our work is inspired and informed by the lives of those directly impacted by the issues we are seeking to address.
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Our work adopts a trauma-informed approach. We recognise that social injustice creates and perpetuates trauma at an individual, community, intergenerational and structural level.
The Centre cultivates creative and multi-sectoral collaborations in recognition of the fact that everyone has their part to play in achieving social justice.
The Centre equips researchers with skills and knowledge to work alongside other sectors and disciplines to improve law in the pursuit of social change.
The Centre works alongside others to design and deliver research that can produce meaningful, positive change.
So others can use and build on our work.
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