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WOMENS PORTFOLIO

the women's portfolio addresses and facilitates discussions of the underlying systemic barriers that female-identifying and non-binary students face within the legal world

We recognise that the work of the women who preceded us is still not complete. So, we continue to educate, discuss, and act on issues that uniquely effect female-presenting members of our society. 

This portfolio is pursuing a way to provide a supportive space for women studying the legal profession to connect with each other and find a network of other students who share their passion for feminism, equality, and diversity in law.

women in law evening

This event was created to acknowledged and celebrate the work and achievements of legal professionals who identify as or with women. It aimed to connect our students with established women identifying legal professions in order to provide insight and advice about pursuing a career in law (private practice and in house) today - in partnership with the College of Law Australia. 
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rusu women's department

The Women’s Department organises events, workshops, activism, and fun on and off campus for RMIT women. We create opportunities for you to meet lots students from both on and off campus, make friends and be supported while studying at RMIT. The department provides representation, advocacy, support, activities and campaigns on a wide variety of issues that affect all women
learn more about the women's department

locations

RMIT Law Students' Society
​RMIT University, Building 13, Level 2, Room 23, 405 Russell Street, 
Melbourne VIC 3000 
RMIT University Student Union Office
RMIT University, Building 57, Level 4, 
​115 Queensberry Street,
​Carlton VIC 3053

acknowledgment

The RMIT Law Students' Society acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as the Traditional Custodians of the land and pays respect to their Elders, past and present.
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  • Home
  • About
    • About us
    • Our Team
    • Reconciliation
    • 2025 Election
  • Portfolios
    • Careers
    • Communications
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      • Criminal Law Moot 2025
      • Personal Injury Moot
      • Vis Moot
    • Education
    • Equity and Diversity
    • Publications
  • Sponsors