Our programs
The KWM First Nations Fellowship
Supporting aspiring First Nations legal practitioners through their first year of law. The KWM First Nations Fellowship aims to contribute towards increased participation of First Nations people within the legal profession.
Rosemary Tabuai: First Nations Fellow
The First Nations Fellowship supports aspiring First Nations legal practitioners through their first year of law. The aim of this program is to contribute towards increased participation of First Nations people within the legal profession.
The KWM Scholarship
The KWM Scholarship and our multi-year partnership with The Pinnacle Foundation is a joint initiative of KWM Community Impact and LINK, KWM's LGBITQ+ Inclusion Network. The Scholarship supports a marginalised or disadvantaged LGBTIQ+ young adult to study law in Australia.
Waiwa Mudena
Waiwa Mudena is KWM's uniquely flexible, immersive work placement and professional skills development program, co-designed with and for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander law students.
Amos Taylor: Waiwa Mudena Cadet
Amos Taylor was a cadet in the KWM Waiwa Mudena program for 2021. Listen to the insights he gained from receiving hands-on experience in the KWM legal teams, community legal centres and Aboriginal legal services.
KWM School of Opportunity®
Work in one of our Shared Services & Support teams as part of our 30-day work experience & training program, develop key skills for future employment. Hear from Teagan who was a KWM School of Opportunity® student in 2020.
TalkLaw® is KWM’s signature community legal education initiative which is delivered nationally targeting Year 10 students in areas with high migrant backgrounds and/or disadvantage. It is delivered together with a variety of our commercial clients. The program is currently delivered to 12 schools.
About the Artist: Nathan Thomas
We commissioned Nathan Thomas, Artist with Waringarri Aboriginal Arts, to design a visual representation for each of our outcome pillars. His works are powerful and deeply inspiring. They reflect the development of, and commitment to, genuine and trusted partnerships. His works centre the authority and leadership of community.