Promoting legal knowledge with lasting impact
Our Work
The Law Foundation of South Australia Incorporated, through its grants programme, provides funding for:
- the promotion and/or development of legal research in the reform of law;
- education and training of legal practitioners and/or their employees;
- education in law and the legal system for the broader community including programmes in schools and universities;
- assistance for legal services to the community.
Its Fellowships, Human Rights Internships, Prizes and Grants are awarded for legal research, outstanding legal scholarship and service to the legal profession.
Fellowship applications are invited annually, with the closing date being 30 September of each year. How to Apply
Human Rights Internships are awarded by an annual grant to the University of Adelaide and the Flinders University. Students of these universities are able to apply for a Human Rights Internship directly through their university. The closing date of applications is 31 October of each year. Conditions apply
Law & Justice Essay Prize applications are invited annually, with the closing date being 31 March of each year. How to Apply
Grant applications are invited bi-annually, with the closing dates being 31 March and 30 September of each year. How to Apply
In considering applications, the Foundation has regard to the published Rules and Guidelines
Further information can be obtained from the Executive Officer,
Caroline Apps, by email (enquiries@lawfoundationsa.com.au) or telephone 0429 266 611.
Grants
Grants awarded in the financial years ended June 2012-2016
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Law & Justice Essay 2016 Prize Winner
"How should loss of Native Title Interests be Compensated"
by Jonathan Brohier -
University of Adelaide
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Human Rights Internship Reports
The Appeals Chamber of the UN ICTR
by Chloe SwindenAdelaide University
Reprisals, intimidation and the UN: ...
by Hannah Hannaford Gunn - Adelaide University
Fiji Women's Rights Movement
by Julia Parkin - Flinders University