Mark worked with Associate Professor Megan Williams to evaluate the Civil Law Service for Aboriginal Communities, which began in 2013 and has since provided free or low cost legal services to 17 Aboriginal communities throughout NSW and to women in Silverwater Prison. We used Ngaa-bi-nya, an Aboriginal evaluation tool developed by Megan. You can read the evaluation report, a brief summary of the work in Legal Aid NSW’s newsletter, or see the poster we developed for Health Justice Australia’s 2019 conference.
The federal budget has $15 million over two years to build the Matildas's new home (announced 2 years ago). No issue there. But it's described as "health infrastructure". Like a cancer centre or a hospice. Really? Other examples of mislabelling?#auspol https://t.co/pKwMuMesNd https://t.co/PF9fmqkz2s
Local issue alert: Henson Park is being commercialised. Let's keep it so residents and neighbours have public access. Henson Park save the pathway https://t.co/SCvEZoEE1y via @ChangeAUS @MvilleGreens @InnerWestNews @innerwesticons
Move For Mibbinbah https://t.co/JkxNkTPTFL support for Jack Bulman and Mibbinbah
National Close the Gap Day events @UTS led by @MegBastard https://t.co/WhAh1yhHQi
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