Members
ADLEG is comprised of a diverse range of members, representing seven Australian states and territories and over 15 universities.
The members of ADLEG, and their areas of expertise and research profiles, are detailed below.
ADLEG Members
Disability discrimination, equality commissioners, enforcement, alternative dispute resolution, prejudice, human rights, statutory approaches
Age discrimination; discrimination in work; enforcement; self-employment and equality law; retirement ages; organisational change; comparative equality law
Human rights, sociology-economic rights, the human right to water
LGBTIQ+ discrimination; religious discrimination; religious exceptions; discrimination in sport; discrimination in the provision of goods and services
International and comparative anti-discrimination and equality law, discrimination law generally, gender and race discrimination, adverse action
Gender, disability, intersectionality, international and comparative anti-discrimination law
International and comparative anti-discrimination and equality law, discrimination law generally, religious discrimination, equality and unpaid workers, equality and work-integrated learning
Sex discrimination, sexual harassment, gender equality, disability discrimination and emerging biotechnologies (genetic and neuroscience)
Discrimination and equality, discrimination in employment, enforcement
Discrimination and equality, vilification, complaints and tribunal procedures
Discrimination and equality, regulatory design, gender equality, disability, care responsibilities, work and care, discrimination in work