- Climate Change - Copenhagen conference - 24 November 2009
- Reconciliation Action Plan - Michael McDaniel, keynote speaker at the Sydney launch event - 18 August 2009
- Reconciliation Action Plan - Michael Rose speaks at the Sydney launch event - 18 August 2009
- Reconciliation Action Plan - Rebecca McGrath speaks at the Sydney launch event - 18 August 2009
- Climate change work - working with Indigenous Australians - 28 July 2009
- Reconciliation Action Plan - supporting Indigenous students - 16 June 2009
- Pro bono work - Acid attack victims - 21 April 2009
- Climate Change work - Grant Anderson - 16 February 2009
- Pro bono work - Prisoner rights - 19 January 2009
- Pro bono work - World Wide Fund for Nature - 4 December 2008
- United Nations project - Sudan prison reform - 24 November 2008
- Sydney Children's Hospital - 1 November 2008
- Sculpture by the Sea - 1 November 2008
Climate Change - Copenhagen conference
Reconciliation Action Plan - Michael McDaniel, keynote speaker at the Sydney launch event
NB, this video is 18 minutes in length and may take a short time to begin playing after clicking the play button.
Reconciliation Action Plan - Michael Rose speaks at the Sydney launch event
Reconciliation Action Plan - Rebecca McGrath speaks at the Sydney launch event
Climate change work - working with Indigenous Australians
Reconciliation Action Plan - supporting Indigenous students
Kristy Kennedy grew up in an Indigenous community in Bourke and came to Sydney to complete her Higher School Certificate. She is currently studying at the University of Sydney, completing her law degree and also works with Allens as a paralegal in the Litigation & Intellectual Property Department. Kristy comments on her involvement in university initiatives to support Indigenous students.
Pro bono work - Acid attack victims
In 2008 Allens Arthur Robinson graduate and Charity Committee member Natasha Simonsen went to Pakistan to work with the United Nations on a project with Afghanistan refugees. While there she became involved in assisting the victims of acid attacks. These attacks leave the women and children affected facing horrific medical and long-term psychological issues. Some of the images in this video feature pictures of acid attack patients and viewer discretion is advised.
Climate Change work - Grant Anderson
Melbourne partner Grant Anderson discusses the work of our Climate Change group and why this is a rapidly growing area.
Pro bono work - Prisoner rights
Allens' pro bono work for prisoner rights: Peter O'Donahoo and Peter Haig talk about working on a long-running pro bono matter that had a significant effect on prisoner rights.
Pro bono work - World Wide Fund for Nature
Allens' pro bono work in Asia: Andrew Wiseman and Tom Glasson discuss the firm's successful pro bono investigation into infringements of the WWF's 'panda' logo.
United Nations project - Sudan prison reform
Sydney Children's Hospital, Randwick
Allens Arthur Robinson Neurology Fellowship
The Allens Arthur Robinson Neurology Fellowship provides funding for a doctor already trained in paediatrics to receive intensive training in the field of paediatric neurology from world-class clinicians at the Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick. The Fellow provides advice to general practitioners, a crucial resource to doctors in rural and remote areas, through the hospital's outreach program. This year marks the tenth year of the Fellowship. In that time, the Allens Arthur Robinson Fellows have helped around 5000 young inpatients and outpatients with neurological problems, including epilepsy, brain tumours and cerebral palsy.
Sculpture by the Sea
Allens Arthur Robinson has been a sponsor of Sculpture by the Sea, Bondi NSW, since 2001 and has sponsored its sister exhibition at Cottesloe, WA, since its inception in 2005.
We were proud to continue our association by sponsoring the Sculpture by the Sea exhibition at Bondi, 16 October - 2 November 2008.
