2022 NSW Child Protection Legal Conference:

My Life, My Culture - Our Future

Early Bird Tickets
Get 30% off by purchasing an Early Bird Ticket from 9am on Tuesday 23 November 2022.

Attend in-person for just $495
Buy an early bird ticket to attend the conference in-person and receive 30% off.

This ticket includes a two day pass to attend the conference in-person and entry to the networking cocktail function on Thursday 26 May at the venue. Please note in-person tickets are capped and Early Bird rates are available for a limited time.

Attend online for only $250
Receive 30% off when you buy an early bird ticket to attend the conference online.

This ticket includes a two day pass to attend the conference online. Participate from your preferred location. All plenary sessions and panel discussions will be available to view remotely and will be uploaded to the conference website post-event. Remote ticket holders will be issued with a unique access code that cannot be shared. Early Bird rates are available for a limited time.

The complete Conference Agenda will be available in early 2022.

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About the Conference

The 2022 NSW Child Protection Legal Conference will bring together lawyers, judicial officers, social workers, clinicians, academics, researchers and others to hear about current issues, recent developments and case law, research outcomes and interdisciplinary best practice in areas related to child protection.

The conference will examine how practitioners can best navigate children and their families through the child protection legal system, while addressing their psychological, emotional, health and social welfare needs and issues.

In recognition of National Sorry Day and National Reconciliation Week, the conference will feature sessions on how we can learn from the past to create a better future and experience for First Nations’ children and families.

Conference Organisers

My Life, My Culture - Our Future is jointly hosted by the NSW Children’s Court, Legal Aid NSW, the NSW Office of the Children’s Guardian and the NSW Department of Communities and Justice.