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Interested in Human Rights and issues of Conflict, Governance, Gender Equality and Minorities? You have the opportunity to participate in the United Nations Youth Association's first tertiary conference.

National Youth Summit!

This four-day conference through a series of engaging events of discussion and debate, will bring together some of the brightest, most engaged young minds.

The aim - to develop a youth declaration that reflects the most important and current concerns and matters of Australia's youth on various domestic and international concerns

Want to hear from the best speakers in the field of human rights?

Hear from the likes of Gareth Evans (ANU Chancellor 2010), Ian Biggs (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade), Meghan Jones (Policy Officer, UNIFEM Australia), Father Frank Brennan (Chairperson, National Human Rights Consultation Committee), Nicole Bieske (National President, Amnesty International Australia) and Chris Varney (UN Youth Representative 2009).

Registration closes on August 31st. Check out UNYA National Youth Summit 2010 on Facebook!

The Aurora Native Title Internship Program applications open for 2010 soon! There are two types of internships offered - Legal internships and Anthropology/Social Science internships.

Read on for information for the Legal Internships

Legal Internships:

The Program introduces law students to career opportunities in native title, policy, social justice and Indigenous affairs and aims to provide assistance to under-resourced and over-worked Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) and Native Title Service Providers (NTSPs) as well as to various other organisations working in these areas including Indigenous corporations, government bodies, community groups, not-for-profit, policy organisations and others.

There are two intakes for interns annually, during the summer and winter university breaks, for 5 to 6 weeks. Applications open in March and August of each year.

Applications are open to law students who have completed, or are currently completing, the Property Law component of their legal studies. Internships are offered Australia-wide and we seek applicants who have a keen interest in some or all of the above mentioned areas.

Applications and further information:

Applications for the summer 2010/11 round of internships will be accepted online via our website (http://www.auroraproject.com.au) between Monday 9th August and Friday 3rd September 2010.

To download the flyer, click here .

Good Luck!

The Aurora Native Title Internship Program applications open for 2010 soon! There are two types of internships offered - Legal internships and Anthropology/Social Science internships.

Read on for information for the Anthropology / Social Science Internships

Anthropology / Social Science Internships:

The Program introduces students of anthropology and some other social sciences (archaeology, cultural heritage, environmental management, history, human geography and sociology) to career opportunities in native title, policy, social justice and Indigenous affairs. The Program aims to provide assistance to the anthropology and research staff of under-resourced and over-worked Native Title Representative Bodies (NTRBs) and Native Title Service Providers (NTSPs) as well as to various other organisations working in these areas including Indigenous corporations, government bodies, community groups, not-for-profit, policy organisations and others.

There are two intakes for interns annually, during the summer and winter university breaks, for 5 to 6 weeks. Applications open in March and August of each year.

NTRBs employ lawyers, anthropologists and other researchers, field officers and administrative staff to represent and support Indigenous communities in native title claims, advocacy and other negotiations. Other host organisations advocate policies of reconciliation and equal rights for Indigenous Australians while some provide assistance to Indigenous communities with cultural heritage activities, as well as associated business and community-based initiatives.

Applications and further information:

Applications for the summer 2010/11 round of internships will be accepted online via our website (http://www.auroraproject.com.au) between Monday 9th August and Friday 3rd September 2010.

To download the flyer, click here .

Good Luck!

FLSA is very proud to announce the introduction of the Flinders University Law School rugby jumpers! These jumpers are of a very high quality and include hand embroidered lettering. FLSA will be selling these jumpers this semester. Read on for the finer details!

Price: The new jumpers will be on sale for $80 for FLSA members, $85 for non members and online sales. This is literally how much it costs us to make and sell them - that's right we are selling them at cost price!

When: The new jumpers will be innitially on sale for the first three weeks of term. The first order will be placed at the end of week one - so get in quick! FLSA will be in the Law Courtyard every weekday from 11am - 2pm, but you can always place your order online!

Orders: The jumpers are ordered as required. The first order will be sent off at the end of week one. All orders must be paid in full at the time of ordering - no exceptions

Why: Because they are exceptionally good quality, and are damn fine looking! Don't believe me? Just see the photos below to see what they did for our committee members!

So get to it! Head to flsa.org.au/jumpers to place your order now

A note about sizes: The jumpers are unisex so the sizes are a little larger than you would expect. We strongly recommend that you come and try one on before you order! We have all sizes available to try before you buy. If you absolutely cannot come in to uni to try one on a rough guide is that they are a half to a whole size larger than normal sizes, so if you are a medium you may want a small etc.