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Promoting Through-Our Eyes Follow On
- short pieces for newsletter inserts
This
page contains short
pieces which can be
copied and pasted into
newsletters etc to raise
awareness of the
project.
30 words
Through-our-eyes!. Free
fortnightly news, plus
discussion and
networking help about
the legal needs of women
in regional, rural and
remote Australia. http://www.nwjc.org.au/rrr/
or phone Judy Harrison
on 0417212306
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Through-our-eyes!. Free
fortnightly news, plus
discussion and
networking help about
the legal needs of women
in regional, rural and
remote Australia. A
project of the National
Women's Justice
Coalition with the
Albury Wodonga Community
Legal Service. On the
web at: http://www.nwjc.org.au/rrr/
or phone Judy Harrison
on 0417212306
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Following the Through-our-eyes:
Legal Needs of Women in
Regional, Rural and
Remote Australia,
conference in Albury in
June 2000, the NWJC and
the Albury Wodonga
Community Legal Service
are now providing:
* a fortnightly email
bulletin called
'through-our-eyes'
* a discussion list
called 'inland-see'
* a web site with
information about
networks, government
agencies and news
sources
* networking help
The project is funded by
the Lance Reichstein
Foundation.
Read about it on the
web or phone.
web:
http://www.nwjc.org.au/rrr/
Judy Harrison, Project
Coordinator, ph:
0417212306
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Calling all regional,
rural and remote
communities!
The National Women's
Justice Coalition with
the Albury Wodonga
Community Legal Service
are following on from
the national conference Through-our-eyes:
Legal Needs of Women in
Regional, Rural and
Remote Australia.
Through-our-eyes
follow on
Funded by the Lance
Reichstein Foundation
with numerous other
project supporters , this project is
providing:
* a fortnightly email
bulletin called
'through-our-eyes'
* a discussion list
called 'inland-see'
* a web site with
information about
networks, government
agencies and news
sources
* networking help
web:
http://www.nwjc.org.au/rrr/
Judy Harrison, Project
Coordinator
0417212306
Strengthening the
National Network of
Indigenous Women's Legal
Services
The conference found
indigenous women are
still the most legally
disadvantaged group in
Australia. This project,
funded by the Stegley
Foundation and the Lance
Reichstein Foundation is
enabling the NNIWLS to
strengthen the network
and raise awareness of
legal issues facing
indigenous women. The
project aims to see the
development of a
national strategy,
research and a major
increase in resources.
web: http://www.nwjc.org.au/awlsn
Judy Harrison, project
contact ph: 0417212306
Videoconferencing for
legal service delivery
Based on interest at the
conference in the use of
videoconferencing, the
NWJC with the NSW Legal
Aid Commission have
established an email
discussion. The list is
jumping with information
and debate.
web: http://www.nwjc.org.au/avcwl/lists/info/videoconference.html
Judy Harrison, project
contact ph: 0417212306
Project
of the National Women's
Justice Coalition
with
the Albury Wodonga
Community Legal Service
NWJC GPO Box 3148
Canberra ACT 2601
email: nwjc@nwjc.org.au
ph: 02 62472075 fax: 02
62573070
web: http://www.nwjc.org.au
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Through
Our Eyes:
Legal needs of women in regional, rural and remote
Australia