This morning we are traveling to Tempe Downs before Uluru. We'll be on the red desert sands continuing with the experience of sharing Aboriginal views of law and justice. The country will also share as we stay for three days out of mobile and internet range.

Leaving Mparntwe and stopped at the heritage Police station through the gap. Came across this trail.

The places we visit where legal institutions sit have stories and connect to our legal system today. The stories on country have a much longer history and also shape the world today. With these courses, the country also teaches.

An honour for NAAJA to be involved in this moment of change.

Learning about Aboriginal law, knowledge and context is by engaging directly with the source authority. These were some of our classrooms.

Earlier this month we held a course for ANU Law School at Mparntwe - Tempe Downs - Uluru. Tomorrow we start a course for NAAJA civil legal and law and justice teams on Larrakia country and to Kakadu National Park. We're seeking to change the way law and justice is taught.

True Justice grounded in deep listening. We're so excited by the upcoming sessions connecting Traditional Owners, trauma informed practitioners, cultural educators, historians, interpreters and linguists, lawyers sharing their knowledge and speaking from their own authority.

Day 2 of a True Justice Deep Listening course for NAAJA civil legal team. Our classrooms are outside as we learn and share on country.

Another incredible day of learning and sharing as part of the True Justice Deep Listening course. Grateful for the feedback from the civil legal team at NAAJA and the many speakers. @RichardFejo

Learning about kinship systems and communication with clients.

This Aboriginal led course is a first for our legal team and support staff and also legal professionals in the Northern Territory.

We're delighted to connect Aboriginal lawyers, educators, law students, historians, Traditional Owners sharing their knowledge and experiences for true justice grounded in deep listening.

Excellent feedback in our work to transform the way students, lawyers, judicial officers learn about law.

The feedback our lawyers and staff provided to the True Justice: Deep Listening course held in May this year was overwhelmingly positive. We need these courses to transform the education and learning of law.

Come join our amazing team at one of the nation's leading legal practices. Send your cv & cover letter to: [email protected] Or for more information check out our website at: lnkd.in/gKEQ4Ti7 NAAJA currently have the following vacancies:

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Want to Study Pre-Law? The First Nations pre-law and mentoring program is a partnership between NAAJA & Charles Darwin University and acts as a bridging course into the CDU Bachelor of Laws. EOI Form⬇️ docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSd4… APPLICATIONS CLOSING TOMORROW (Tuesday, 15/11/22) So get in quick!

Today marks 5 years since the recommendations of the Royal Commission into the Detention and Protection of Children in the NT, which recommended closing Don Dale. We now have record numbers of Aboriginal children incarcerated due to punitive bail laws introduced last year.

NAAJA is #hiring! Community Legal Educators to join the team in Alice Springs. Will suit highly motivated, energetic people who are committed to community empowerment and two-way learning! naaja.org.au/2023/05/19/com…

NAAJA at the Day of Action against Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence in the NT. Needs based funding to domestic, family, and sexual violence services now! #howmanymore #needsbasedfundingnow