Brad Jessup

Law, geography, environment. Researcher, teacher, lawyer. Kulin Nation. (he/him). Now sharing from other platforms.

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

At @MelbLawSchool's teachout, @LisaSarmas and I discussed union leadership in queer law reform using enterprise bargaining, litigation, private law, and campaigning in solidarity. @NTEUUniMelb has achieved a win on leave entitlements. Secure work is the next goal!#unimelbstrikes

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@SundhyaPahuja @NTEUUniMelb @UniMelb @NTEUnion Ah. A university of buildings.

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@Carla_Winston This!

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

I'm workshopping Legally Blonde inspired strike posters. Here's hoping that students still adore Elle Woods.

Strike, bend and snap. We deserve a better employment compact!

#unimelbstrikes @MelbLawSchool @NTEUUniMelb

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

I am proud to have made these statements to young people who might have been at a university for the first time today. I found my assuredness and saw the need for resistance to the diminishment of the public spiritness of university through my university studies. May they too.

[NTEU UniMelb Branch @NTEUUniMelb]

"I hope by the time you come to study here, management realises: this is not a business, this is not an investment vehicle for your and our endowment. There are no shareholders: there's just all of us. You, me, in solidarity.
- @BradJessup
#unimelbstrikes #UnimelbOpenDay

[NTEU UniMelb Branch @NTEUUniMelb]

Lots of 🔥 protected statements all day at @melblawschool!
Some quotes from @BradJessup's statement this morning:
"We worked so hard in unexpected and exceptional ways for this university to get through the pandemic..."
🧵
#UnimelbOpenDay #UnimelbStrikes

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

Projects that get rejected under planning and environmental laws often don't go away. They just find an alternative route to Ministerial approval. This looks like it is playing out again in Portland, Victoria https://t.co/F1Zm4z2FJm @Mayers_Laura_ @MelbLawSchool

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

I am definitely no longer just a planning lawyer. Warning. This is pretty grim.

[Law Report on RN @LawReportRN]

Car accidents and legal liability. Two accident #compensation decisions that may surprise you. @BradJessup @MelbLawSchool & Gabriella Boyd @ZaparasLawyers explain #TAC https://t.co/Jfx8h5IBd4

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

No wine was harmed in the preparation of this Stellenbosch conference paper.

[Law Clinics at MLS @PILI_MLS]

So good to catch up with old friends and new, and so many great new ideas and examples of #justiceeducation to take home!
@BradJessup and I shared the story and impact of our #sustainability business clinic. @ijcle #GAJE #SAULCA

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

Lee, thanks for being an integral part of my scholarly meander so far. See you in Te Whanganui-a-Tara soon.

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

Last week, CREEL and @MelbLawSchool bid farewell to Professor Lee Godden, outgoing CREEL Director. Lee is heading to VUW to take up the position of Dean of the Faculty of Law. Good luck Lee!

[Maria Lee @MariaLeeLaw]

Chapter 3 Backstreet’s back alright: London’s LGBT + nightlife spaces and a queering of planning law and planning practices @lawvaughan @BradJessup
Taking English Planning Law Scholarship Seriously – UCL Press open access https://t.co/6iMaPmgOiv

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

Here @lawvaughan and I tell the planning law stories of three London (mostly) gay spaces, and in so doing offer a critique of planning law through queer and participatory lenses. It's a free download.

[UCL Press @UCLpress]

Congratulations to @MariaLeeLaw, Carolyn Abbot and their contributors! Their #openaccess book Taking English #Planning #Law Scholarship Seriously publishes today! https://t.co/XVI4ZSRfZm @UCLlaw_env @UCLLaws @law_uom

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

It’s not proper teaching without a puppy right.

[Law Clinics at MLS @PILI_MLS]

Getting close to the end of semester now.. While our Sustainability Business Clinic students are busy finishing off advice to their #neweconomy clients, Berkeley the #clinicdog has clearly had enough for one day!
#sustainabilitylaw @MelbLawSchool @UniMelb

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

This week’s highlight was CREEL headlining the @MelbLawSchool Faculty Seminar Series. Members Christine, Alice and @BradJessup canvassed the topic of farmers, rights, the environment, discursive power, and legislative change.

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

Today I made rapid fire argument that we need to focus on the meaning and place of “community”and their interests in planning and environmental law.

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

Today’s speed research presenters are chuffed at the serendipitous crossovers in their research. Only 14 more sleeps until we hear from the next presenters.

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

CREEL and @PILI_MLS staff and students feature in this themed @AltLJ issue, writing about plastics communities, justice and the environmental duty as part of a global movement of law clinical students activating for climate justice.

[Brad Jessup @BradJessup]

Pledging and pondering how to dismantle the current systems of consumption with slowness and fairness.

[Law Clinics at MLS @PILI_MLS]

Huge thanks to Sarah from @clothingthegaps for coming to the Law Clinics @MelbLawSchool today to talk all things sustainable and ethical fashion, and what law and law students can do in this space for #ClimateJustice
#studentlawclinics #ClimateJusticePledge

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Hiding Hatred: How the Bendigo Mosque Exposed the Dark Spaces of Planning Law https://t.co/zgIjWUtXMb

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This climate change bill thing needs more work.

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

@MelbLawSchool's CREEL, and @MCFunimelb members have had their say on the Climate Change Bill (Cth). We've argued for interim targets, stronger mechanisms, clarity on annual statements, integrating adaptation, more government accountability and Indigenous perspectives.

[CREEL @Unimelb_CREEL]

Last night @MelbLawSchool’s @BradJessup spoke in Bendigo about the top 3 ways a local conservation group could get meaningfully involved in the EPBC Act. His No 1 … the listing nomination process. What would be on your list?