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Community Voices
Tue, 2017-10-17 11:15
Community Voices at the ILJ
Community Voices is a space for creative expression of both Aboriginal and Indigenous law. We welcome submissions that reflect ideas in a meaningful way, in whatever method or modality resonates with the author. Some examples, which are by no means exhaustive, include paintings, poetry, and narratives and storytelling. We also encourage authors to express themselves without feeling the need to conform to the rigid confines of the academy.
Community Voices is not simply a catch-all for academic papers that were not "technical enough" for the main submissions process. It is designed to provide a platform for all members of the community to freely convey ideas of Aboriginal and Indigenous law from unique perspectives.