Please join the UCLA Native Nations Law & Policy Center for “Indigenous Law and the Prospects of Treaty-Making in Australia: Recent Developments,” featuring Professor Kirsty Gover of Melbourne Law School.

Professor Gover is an internationally recognized scholar of domestic and international law affecting Indigenous peoples. Her work explores the transformative promise of Indigenous legal traditions and their importance to the reform of settler-state law and political theory.

Tuesday, November 10, 2026

Session 1: 11:00 a.m.–12:40 p.m.
UCLA Law, Room 2467
Full lunch provided

Session 2: 1:10–2:50 p.m.
UCLA Law, Room 1457
Light refreshments provided

This event is open to everyone, but advance RSVP is required for entry. Space is especially limited for Session 1. If your schedule allows you to attend either session, please consider selecting Session 2. NOTE: If you are already enrolled in Federal Indian Law or Art & Cultural Property, you will not need to RSVP.