Dr Dani Larkin

Lecturer/Director of HDR and Nura Gili, UNSW

Dani Larkin is a Bundjalung woman from Grafton, New South Wales and is a legal academic and an admitted solicitor. She has previously worked as a lawyer in a number of different area's of law for several Commonwealth and State government agencies.

Dani's research focus is on:

- The Uluru Statement From The Heart
- Electoral law and policy reform;
-International human rights law;
-Indigenous people and Australia's criminal justice system
- Indigenous cultural identity;
-Indigenous political participation and disenfranchisement;
-Self-determination; and
-Comparative constitutional law.

Experience

2020–present

Lecturer/Director of HDR and Nura Gili, University of New South Wales
2020–present

Associate lecturer, University of Newcastle
2016–2019

Semester Teaching Fellow, Bond University

Education

2020

Bond University, Doctorate of Philosophy in Law
2016

Bond University, Masters of Laws Degree Specializing in Corporate and Commercial Law and Practice
2014

College of Law, Graduate Diploma of Legal Practice
2013

Griffith University, Bachelor of Laws Degree